Examples of OperationDefinition

com.betfair.cougar.core.api.ev.OperationDefinition
Defines an Operation, its parameters and its return type.
oracle.binding.meta.OperationDefinition
org.jboss.as.controller.OperationDefinition
Defining characteristics of operation in a {@link org.jboss.as.controller.registry.Resource} @author Tomaz Cerar
org.jibx.ws.server.OperationDefinition
Defines an operation that is available for a service. Operations to be used for a service are set using {@link ServiceDefinition#setOperationDefinitions(java.util.List)}.
The method name supplied in this definition must match the name of an accessible method of the service class (which is defined in the enclosing {@link ServiceDefinition}). If multiple methods are defined with this method name, the names of the input and/or output classes must be supplied to differentiate the method.
Presently, at most one input class is supported, since wrapped document-literal services are not supported.
The method may optionally have an {@link InContext} parameter as the last parameter, or {@link InContext} and{@link OutContext} parameters as the last 2 parameters. These additional parameters must not be defined in the OperationDefinition.
The optional input and output classes of the method must have bindings defined so that they can be unmarshalled and marshalled (respectively) by JiBX.
When using JiBX to configure the service, this object is populated from the XML service definition document by JiBX unmarshalling. @author Dennis M. Sosnoski
org.rhq.core.domain.operation.OperationDefinition
The definition of an RHQ operation. An operation definition is associated with a particular physical resource type (e.g. JBossAS server) and an optional resource version range.

Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.operation.OperationDefinition

    protected Canvas buildResultsSection(ResourceOperationHistory operationHistory) {
        OperationRequestStatus status = operationHistory.getStatus();
        if (status == OperationRequestStatus.SUCCESS || status == OperationRequestStatus.FAILURE) {
            EnhancedVLayout resultsSection = new EnhancedVLayout();


            OperationDefinition operationDefinition = operationHistory.getOperationDefinition();
            ConfigurationDefinition resultsConfigurationDefinition = operationDefinition
                .getResultsConfigurationDefinition();
            if (resultsConfigurationDefinition != null
                && !resultsConfigurationDefinition.getPropertyDefinitions().isEmpty()
                && operationHistory.getResults() != null) {
                ConfigurationEditor editor = new ConfigurationEditor(
                    operationDefinition.getResultsConfigurationDefinition(), operationHistory.getResults());
                editor.setPreserveTextFormatting(true);
                editor.setReadOnly(true);
                resultsSection.addMember(editor);
            } else {
                Label noResultsLabel = new Label(MSG.view_operationHistoryDetails_noResults());

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Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.operation.OperationDefinition

            for (OperationDefinition o : resourceType.getOperationDefinitions()) {
                ordered.add(o.getDisplayName());
                definitionMap.put(o.getDisplayName(), o);
            }
            for (String displayName : ordered) {
                final OperationDefinition operationDefinition = definitionMap.get(displayName);


                MenuItem operationItem = new MenuItem(operationDefinition.getDisplayName());
                operationItem.addClickHandler(new ClickHandler() {


                    public void onClick(MenuItemClickEvent event) {
                        String viewPath = LinkManager.getResourceTabLink(resource.getId(),
                            ResourceDetailView.Tab.Operations.NAME, "Schedules") + "/0/" + operationDefinition.getId();
                        CoreGUI.goToView(viewPath);
                    }
                });
                opSubMenu.addItem(operationItem);
            }

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Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.operation.OperationDefinition

        Resource resource = newResource;


        assert operationManager.isResourceOperationSupported(overlord(), resource.getId());
        assert operationManager.isGroupOperationSupported(overlord(), newGroup.getId());


        OperationDefinition op;
        List<OperationDefinition> ops;


        // need to eager load the definition because .equals compares the resource type objects
        op = operationManager.getSupportedGroupOperation(overlord(), newGroup.getId(), PREFIX + "testOp", true);
        assert op != null;
        assert op.getId() > 0;
        assert op.getName().equals(PREFIX + "testOp");
        assert op.equals(newOperation);


        // need to eager load the definition because .equals compares the resource type objects
        ops = operationManager.findSupportedGroupOperations(overlord(), newGroup.getId(), true);
        assert ops != null;
        assert ops.size() == 1;
        op = ops.iterator().next();
        assert op != null;
        assert op.getId() > 0;
        assert op.getName().equals(PREFIX + "testOp");
        assert op.equals(newOperation);


        // need to eager load the definition because .equals compares the resource type objects
        op = operationManager.getSupportedResourceOperation(overlord(), newResource.getId(), PREFIX + "testOp", true);
        assert op != null;
        assert op.getId() > 0;
        assert op.getName().equals(PREFIX + "testOp");
        assert op.equals(newOperation);


        // need to eager load the definition because .equals compares the resource type objects
        ops = operationManager.findSupportedResourceOperations(overlord(), newResource.getId(), true);
        assert ops != null;
        assert ops.size() == 1;
        op = ops.iterator().next();
        assert op != null;
        assert op.getId() > 0;
        assert op.getName().equals(PREFIX + "testOp");
        assert op.equals(newOperation);
    }

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