Examples of org.cloudfoundry.ide.eclipse.server.core.internal.ApplicationUrlLookupService

Package org.cloudfoundry.ide.eclipse.server.core.internal

Examples of org.cloudfoundry.ide.eclipse.server.core.internal.ApplicationUrlLookupService

org.cloudfoundry.ide.eclipse.server.core.internal.ApplicationUrlLookupService
Verifies if a given application URL is valid, and checks if the host and domain portions of the URL are correct. In particular, it verifies that the domain portion (the last segments of the URL: e.g, "cfapps.io" in "myapp.cfapps.io") actually exists in the server. IMPORTANT NOTE: This class can be referred by the branding extension from adopter so this class should not be moved or renamed to avoid breakage to adopters.

    List<String> urls = deploymentInfo.getUris();
    if (urls != null && !urls.isEmpty()) {
      // Persist only the first URL
      String url = urls.get(0);


      ApplicationUrlLookupService lookup = ApplicationUrlLookupService.getCurrentLookup(cloudServer);
      CloudApplicationURL cloudUrl = lookup.getCloudApplicationURL(url);
      String subdomain = cloudUrl.getSubdomain();
      String domain = cloudUrl.getDomain();


      if (subdomain != null) {
        application.put(SUB_DOMAIN_PROP, subdomain);

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    return urlLookup;
  }


  protected void refreshApplicationUrlDomains() {


    final ApplicationUrlLookupService urlLookup = getApplicationUrlLookup();
    if (urlLookup == null) {
      update(true,
          CloudFoundryPlugin
              .getStatus(
                  Messages.AbstractURLWizardPage_ERROR_NO_URL_HANDLER,
                  IStatus.ERROR));
      return;
    }


    final String operationLabel = Messages.AbstractURLWizardPage_LABEL_FETCHING_DOMAIN;
    ICoreRunnable runnable = new ICoreRunnable() {
      public void run(IProgressMonitor coreRunnerMonitor) throws CoreException {
        SubMonitor subProgress = SubMonitor.convert(coreRunnerMonitor, operationLabel, 100);
        try {
          urlLookup.refreshDomains(subProgress);
          refreshedDomains = true;
          // Must launch this again in the UI thread AFTER
          // the refresh occurs.
          Display.getDefault().syncExec(new Runnable() {

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  public void addPages() {
    String serverTypeId = cloudServer.getServer().getServerType().getId();


    ImageDescriptor imageDescriptor = CloudFoundryImages.getWizardBanner(serverTypeId);
    // Use the cached version if possible.
    ApplicationUrlLookupService urlLookup = ApplicationUrlLookupService.getCurrentLookup(cloudServer);
    urlPage = createPage(imageDescriptor, urlLookup);
    urlPage.setWizard(this);
    addPage(urlPage);
  }

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   * version.
   */
  public ApplicationUrlLookupService getApplicationUrlLookup() {
    if (applicationUrlLookup == null) {
      try {
        applicationUrlLookup = new ApplicationUrlLookupService(getCloudFoundryServer());
      }
      catch (CoreException e) {
        CloudFoundryPlugin.logError(
            "Failed to create the Cloud Foundry Application URL lookup service due to {" + //$NON-NLS-1$
                e.getMessage(), e);

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  public List<IWizardPage> getWizardPages(ApplicationWizardDescriptor applicationDescriptor,
      CloudFoundryServer cloudServer, CloudFoundryApplicationModule applicationModule) {
    List<IWizardPage> defaultPages = new ArrayList<IWizardPage>();
    
    ApplicationUrlLookupService urllookup = ApplicationUrlLookupService.getCurrentLookup(cloudServer);


    CloudFoundryDeploymentWizardPage deploymentPage = new CloudFoundryDeploymentWizardPage(cloudServer,
        applicationModule, applicationDescriptor, urllookup, this);


    CloudFoundryApplicationWizardPage applicationNamePage = new CloudFoundryApplicationWizardPage(cloudServer,

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      ApplicationWizardDescriptor descriptor,
      CloudFoundryServer cloudServer,
      CloudFoundryApplicationModule applicationModule) {
    List<IWizardPage> defaultPages = new ArrayList<IWizardPage>();


    ApplicationUrlLookupService urllookup = ApplicationUrlLookupService
        .getCurrentLookup(cloudServer);


    StandaloneDeploymentWizardPage deploymentPage = new StandaloneDeploymentWizardPage(
        cloudServer, applicationModule, descriptor, urllookup, this);

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      // the URL is built off the app name rather than the project name,
      // as the test case may have specified
      // a different app name than the default app name from the project
      // name.


      ApplicationUrlLookupService urlLookup = ApplicationUrlLookupService.update(server, monitor);


      CloudApplicationURL url = urlLookup.getDefaultApplicationURL(copy.getDeploymentName());
      if (url != null) {
        copy.setUris(Arrays.asList(url.getUrl()));
      }
    }

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