Examples of org.cloudfoundry.ide.eclipse.server.core.internal.client.TunnelBehaviour

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

Examples of org.cloudfoundry.ide.eclipse.server.core.internal.client.TunnelBehaviour

org.cloudfoundry.ide.eclipse.server.core.internal.client.TunnelBehaviour
Primary handler for all Caldecott operations, like starting and stopping a tunnel.
If a Caldecott app is not yet deployed, this handler will automatically deploy and start it.
When creating a tunnel for a service that hasn't been bound, this handler will automatically bind the service first to the Caldecott application before attempting to create a tunnel.
NOTE: CloudFoundryOperation calls should ALWAYS be done through a org.cloudfoundry .ide.eclipse.internal.server.core.CloudFoundryServerBehaviour.Request object, as the Request wraps around all client calls. Only exception is if doing standalone calls to a CF server, like validating credentials or getting a list of organisations and spaces.

    handler.stopAndDeleteCaldecottTunnel(serviceName, new NullProgressMonitor());


  }


  protected void assertNoTunnel(String serviceName) throws Exception {
    TunnelBehaviour handler = new TunnelBehaviour(cloudServer);
    assertFalse(handler.hasCaldecottTunnel(serviceName));
  }

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    TunnelBehaviour handler = new TunnelBehaviour(cloudServer);
    assertFalse(handler.hasCaldecottTunnel(serviceName));
  }


  protected void assertTunnel(String serviceName) throws Exception {
    TunnelBehaviour handler = new TunnelBehaviour(cloudServer);
    assertTrue(handler.hasCaldecottTunnel(serviceName));
  }

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    }
    return service;
  }


  protected CaldecottTunnelDescriptor createCaldecottTunnel(String serviceName) throws CoreException {
    TunnelBehaviour handler = new TunnelBehaviour(cloudServer);
    return handler.startCaldecottTunnel(serviceName, new NullProgressMonitor(), false);
  }

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   */
  public List<IAction> getTunnelActions(IStructuredSelection selection,
      final CloudFoundryApplicationsEditorPage editorPage) {
    Collection<String> selectedServices = ModifyServicesForApplicationAction.getServiceNames(selection);
    List<IAction> actions = new ArrayList<IAction>();
    final TunnelBehaviour handler = new TunnelBehaviour(cloudServer);
    if (selectedServices != null && !selectedServices.isEmpty()) {
      final List<String> servicesWithTunnels = new ArrayList<String>();
      final CaldecottUIHelper uiHelper = new CaldecottUIHelper(cloudServer);
      final List<String> servicesToAdd = uiHelper.getServicesWithNoTunnel(selectedServices, handler,
          servicesWithTunnels);

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