Examples of org.rhq.core.clientapi.agent.metadata.InvalidPluginDescriptorException

Package org.rhq.core.clientapi.agent.metadata

Examples of org.rhq.core.clientapi.agent.metadata.InvalidPluginDescriptorException

org.rhq.core.clientapi.agent.metadata.InvalidPluginDescriptorException
@author Jason Dobies

            for (ServiceDescriptor childServiceDescriptor : serverDescriptor.getServices()) {
                parseServiceDescriptor(childServiceDescriptor, serverResourceType, null);
            }
        } else {
            // this should never happen - the XML parser should have failed to even get this far
            throw new InvalidPluginDescriptorException("Both sourcePlugin and sourceType must be defined: "
                + serverDescriptor.getName());
        }


        // now see if we are using the Injection extension model
        // if so, we need to inject the new resource type as a child to the parent plugin's types

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            serviceResourceType.setSingleton(serviceDescriptor.isSingleton());


            parseResourceDescriptor(sourceTypeDescriptor, serviceResourceType, null, null, sourcePlugin);
        } else {
            // this should never happen - the XML parser should have failed to even get this far
            throw new InvalidPluginDescriptorException("Both sourcePlugin and sourceType must be defined: "
                + serviceDescriptor.getName());
        }


        // now see if we are using the Injection extension model
        // if so, we need to inject the new resource type as a child to the parent plugin's types

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            boolean clustered = Boolean.parseBoolean(clusteredStr);


            AbstractScheduleType scheduleType;
            scheduleType = AbstractScheduleType.create(concurrent, clustered, scheduleTypeStr, scheduleTriggerStr);
            if (scheduleType == null) {
                throw new InvalidPluginDescriptorException("Invalid schedule type: " + scheduleTypeStr);
            }


            // the callback data will contain all simple properties in the schedule job map
            Properties callbackData = new Properties();
            Map<String, PropertyDefinition> allPropDefs = jobMapDef.getMap();

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            boolean clustered = Boolean.parseBoolean(clusteredStr);


            AbstractScheduleType scheduleType;
            scheduleType = AbstractScheduleType.create(concurrent, clustered, scheduleTypeStr, scheduleTriggerStr);
            if (scheduleType == null) {
                throw new InvalidPluginDescriptorException("Invalid schedule type: " + scheduleTypeStr);
            }


            // the callback data will contain all simple properties in the schedule job map
            Properties callbackData = new Properties();
            Map<String, Property> allProps = jobMap.getMap();

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