Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.configuration.Configuration

Package org.rhq.core.domain.configuration

Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.configuration.Configuration

org.rhq.core.domain.configuration.Configuration
This is the root object for the storage of a hierarchical value set of data. This data may represent configurations of external systems or the components within ON. The data values supported are the basic primitive types in containers of maps and lists. Containers may hold other containers creating the hierarchical data structure. This content is loosely related to the definition entities that can provide a model for the possible values and validation of them.
A Configuration has one or more named {@link Property} objects contained within it (similar to aMap). Note that {@link Property} is an abstract class that actually represents either:
- a simple value ( {@link PropertySimple})
- a list of other {@link Property} objects ({@link PropertyList})
- a map of other {@link Property} objects ({@link PropertyMap})
Because a Configuration can contain a list or map of properties, a Configuration can contain a hierarchy of properties N-levels deep.

Each Property within a Configuration has a name - this not only includes simple properties, but also lists and maps of properties as well. For example, you can retrieve a list of properties via {@link #getList(String)} bypassing in the name of the list.
@author Jason Dobies @author Greg Hinkle @see Property @see PropertySimple @see PropertyList @see PropertyMap

        Resource resource = newResource1;


        Subject overlord = LookupUtil.getSubjectManager().getOverlord();


        // create a couple configs in history
        Configuration configuration1 = new Configuration();
        configuration1.put(new PropertySimple("myboolean", "true"));


        Configuration configuration2 = new Configuration();
        configuration2.put(new PropertySimple("myboolean", "true"));


        configurationManager.updateResourceConfiguration(overlord, resource.getId(), configuration1);
        Thread.sleep(6000); // wait for the test agent to complete the request
        configurationManager.updateResourceConfiguration(overlord, resource.getId(), configuration2);
        Thread.sleep(6000); // wait for the test agent to complete the request

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        Resource resource = newResource1;


        Subject overlord = LookupUtil.getSubjectManager().getOverlord();


        // create a couple configs in history
        Configuration configuration1 = new Configuration();
        configuration1.put(new PropertySimple("myboolean", "true"));


        Configuration configuration2 = new Configuration();
        configuration2.put(new PropertySimple("myboolean", "false"));


        ResourceConfigurationUpdate up;
        up = configurationManager.updateResourceConfiguration(overlord, resource.getId(), configuration1);
        Thread.sleep(2000); // wait for the test agent to complete the request
        assert configuration1.equals(configurationManager.getResourceConfiguration(resource.getId()));
        up = configurationManager.updateResourceConfiguration(overlord, resource.getId(), configuration2);
        Thread.sleep(2000); // wait for the test agent to complete the request
        assert configuration2.equals(configurationManager.getResourceConfiguration(resource.getId()));


        // at this point in time, the round trip messaging is done and we have the agent response
        List<ResourceConfigurationUpdate> requests;


        requests = configurationManager.findResourceConfigurationUpdates(overlord, resource.getId(), null, null, false,

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        Resource resource = newResource1;


        Subject overlord = LookupUtil.getSubjectManager().getOverlord();


        // create a couple update/requests in history - one request will fail, so only a single config in history will be there
        Configuration configuration1 = new Configuration();
        configuration1.put(new PropertySimple("myboolean", "invalid-boolean"));


        Configuration configuration2 = new Configuration();
        configuration2.put(new PropertySimple("myboolean", "true"));


        Configuration activeConfigurationBefore = configurationManager.getResourceConfiguration(resource.getId());


        configurationManager.updateResourceConfiguration(overlord, resource.getId(), configuration1);
        Thread.sleep(2000); // wait for the test agent to complete the request


        Configuration activeConfigurationAfter = configurationManager.getResourceConfiguration(resource.getId());
        assert activeConfigurationBefore.equals(activeConfigurationAfter) : "ActiveResourceConfiguration was not supposed to change for a failed update -- old was: "
            + activeConfigurationBefore + ", new was: " + activeConfigurationAfter;


        configurationManager.updateResourceConfiguration(overlord, resource.getId(), configuration2);
        Thread.sleep(2000); // wait for the test agent to complete the request


        Configuration activeConfiguration = configurationManager.getResourceConfiguration(resource.getId());
        assert activeConfiguration != null : "ActiveResourceConfiguration was not updated with configuration2";
        Map<String, PropertySimple> activeProperties = activeConfiguration.getSimpleProperties();
        assert activeProperties.size() == 1;
        assert activeProperties.containsKey("myboolean");
        PropertySimple activeProperty = activeProperties.get("myboolean");
        assert activeProperty.getName().equals("myboolean");
        assert "true".equals(activeProperty.getStringValue());

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        try {
            noPermSubject = LookupUtil.getSubjectManager().createSubject(superuser, noPermSubject);
            noPermSubject = createSession(noPermSubject);


            try {
                configurationManager.updateResourceConfiguration(noPermSubject, resource.getId(), new Configuration());
                assert false : "Should not have been updated - user didn't have permissions";
            } catch (PermissionException expected) {
                System.out.println("This was expected and OK:\n" + expected);
            }


            try {
                configurationManager.updatePluginConfiguration(noPermSubject, resource.getId(), new Configuration());
                assert false : "Should not have been updated - user didn't have permissions";
            } catch (PermissionException expected) {
                System.out.println("This was expected and OK:\n" + expected);
                expected.printStackTrace();
            }

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        }
    }


    @Test(enabled = ENABLE_TESTS)
    public void testInvalidUpdateCallback() throws Exception {
        ConfigurationUpdateResponse response = new ConfigurationUpdateResponse(Integer.MAX_VALUE, new Configuration(),
            ConfigurationUpdateStatus.SUCCESS, null);


        try {
            configurationManager.completeResourceConfigurationUpdate(response);
            assert false : "Should not have been able to process an unknown request - we didn't persist it yet";

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        em.flush();
        em.clear();
    }


    void delete(Configuration configuration) {
        Configuration managedConfig = em.find(Configuration.class, configuration.getId());
        em.remove(managedConfig);
    }

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        assertEquals(propDef.getDefaultValue(), "8080");
        assertEquals(propDef.getDescription(), "This is where the product will listen for incoming messages");
        assertTrue(propDef.isRequired());


        // make sure our test infrastruction setup the input properties correctly
        Configuration config = project.getConfiguration();
        assertEquals(config.getProperties().size(), 1, String.valueOf(config.getProperties()));
        assertEquals(config.getSimpleValue("listener.port", null), "10000", String.valueOf(config.getProperties()));


        String preinstallTargetExecuted = (String) project.getProperties().get("preinstallTargetExecuted");
        assertEquals(preinstallTargetExecuted, "1a");
        String postinstallTargetExecuted = (String) project.getProperties().get("postinstallTargetExecuted");
        assertEquals(postinstallTargetExecuted, "1b");

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        assertEquals(propDef.getDefaultValue(), "9090");
        assertEquals(propDef.getDescription(), "This is where the product will listen for incoming messages");
        assertTrue(propDef.isRequired());


        // make sure our test infrastruction setup the input properties correctly
        Configuration config = project.getConfiguration();
        assertEquals(config.getProperties().size(), 1);
        assertEquals(config.getSimpleValue("listener.port", null), "20000", String.valueOf(config.getProperties()));


        String preinstallTargetExecuted = (String) project.getProperties().get("preinstallTargetExecuted");
        assertEquals(preinstallTargetExecuted, "2a");
        String postinstallTargetExecuted = (String) project.getProperties().get("postinstallTargetExecuted");
        assertEquals(postinstallTargetExecuted, "2b");

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        assertEquals(propDef.getDefaultValue(), "9090");
        assertEquals(propDef.getDescription(), "This is where the product will listen for incoming messages");
        assertTrue(propDef.isRequired());


        // make sure our test infrastruction setup the input properties correctly
        Configuration config = project.getConfiguration();
        assertEquals(config.getProperties().size(), 1);
        assertEquals(config.getSimpleValue("listener.port", null), "20000", String.valueOf(config.getProperties()));


        String preinstallTargetExecuted = (String) project.getProperties().get("preinstallTargetExecuted");
        assertEquals(preinstallTargetExecuted, "2a");
        String postinstallTargetExecuted = (String) project.getProperties().get("postinstallTargetExecuted");
        assertEquals(postinstallTargetExecuted, "2b");

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        assertNull(project.getBundleDescription());


        // while we are here, let's see that we have 0 config props
        ConfigurationDefinition configDef = project.getConfigurationDefinition();
        assertEquals(configDef.getPropertyDefinitions().size(), 0, String.valueOf(configDef.getPropertyDefinitions()));
        Configuration config = project.getConfiguration();
        assertEquals(config.getProperties().size(), 0, String.valueOf(config.getProperties()));


        if (!dryRun) {
            assertTrue(new File(DEPLOY_DIR, "file.zip").exists(), "should be here, we told it to stay compressed");
        } else {
            assertFalse(new File(DEPLOY_DIR, "file.zip").exists(), "dry run - should not be here");

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