Examples of org.rioproject.opstring.OperationalString

org.rioproject.opstring.OperationalString
An OperationalString represents a collection of application and/or infrastructure software services that when put together provide a coarse-grained service, typically distributed through the network.
The {@code OperationalString} is the unit of deployment in Rio, andprovides the capability to declare, monitor and manage the availability of enclosed services. @author Dennis Reedy


    @Test
    public void concurrentCreationTest() throws ExecutionException, InterruptedException {
        OpStringManagerController opStringManagerController = new OpStringManagerController();
        opStringManagerController.setConfig(new DynamicConfiguration());
        OperationalString opString = new OpString("concurrent", null);


        List<Future<OpStringManager>> futures = new ArrayList<Future<OpStringManager>>();
        for(int i=0; i<50; i++) {
            Callable<OpStringManager> deployer = new Deployer(opStringManagerController, opString);
            FutureTask<OpStringManager> task = new FutureTask<OpStringManager>(deployer);

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                                                        sbi.uuid,
                                                        null,
                                                        resourceCapability,
                                                        50);
        service = createServiceElement();
        OperationalString opString = new OpString("test", null);


        opString.addService(service);
        OpStringManager parent = null;
        boolean active = true;
        Configuration config = new DynamicConfiguration();
        OpStringManagerController opStringManagerController = new OpStringManagerController();
        manager = new DefaultOpStringManager(opString,

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public class DefaultOpStringManagerTest {


    @Test
    public void testSimpleStandAlone() throws IOException {
        OperationalString opString = new OpString("test", null);
        OpStringManager parent = null;
        boolean active = true;
        Configuration config = new DynamicConfiguration();
        OpStringManagerController opStringManagerController = new OpStringManagerController();
        DefaultOpStringManager manager = new DefaultOpStringManager(opString,

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    @Test
    public void testNestedStandAlone() throws Exception {
        OpStringManagerController opStringManagerController = new OpStringManagerController();
        opStringManagerController.setConfig(new DynamicConfiguration());
        OperationalString opString1 = new OpString("test-1", null);


        Map<String, Throwable> errorMap = new HashMap<String, Throwable>();
        OpStringManager manager1 = opStringManagerController.addOperationalString(opString1,
                                                                                 errorMap,
                                                                                 null,

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    @Test
    public void testNested() throws Exception {
        OpStringManagerController opStringManagerController = new OpStringManagerController();
        opStringManagerController.setConfig(new DynamicConfiguration());
        OperationalString opString1 = new OpString("test-1", null);


        Map<String, Throwable> errorMap = new HashMap<String, Throwable>();        


        OpString opString2 = new OpString("test-2", null);
        opString2.addOperationalString(opString1);

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    private <T> T doLookupService(String serviceName, String opstringName, Class<T> type) {
        T service = null;
        try {
            DeployAdmin dAdmin = (DeployAdmin)monitor.getAdmin();
            OperationalStringManager opMgr = dAdmin.getOperationalStringManager(opstringName);
            OperationalString opstring = opMgr.getOperationalString();
            ServiceElement serviceElement = null;
            for(ServiceElement elem : opstring.getServices()) {
                if(elem.getName().equals(serviceName)) {
                    serviceElement = elem;
                    break;
                }
            }

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    private <T> List<T> doLookupServices(String serviceName, String opstringName, Class<T> type) {
        List<T> services = new ArrayList<T>();
        try {
            DeployAdmin dAdmin = (DeployAdmin)monitor.getAdmin();
            OperationalStringManager opMgr = dAdmin.getOperationalStringManager(opstringName);
            OperationalString opstring = opMgr.getOperationalString();
            ServiceElement serviceElement = null;
            for(ServiceElement elem : opstring.getServices()) {
                if(elem.getName().equals(serviceName)) {
                    serviceElement = elem;
                    break;
                }
            }

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    private Map.Entry<ServiceElement, OperationalStringManager> doLookupServiceEntry(String serviceName, String opstringName) {
        Map.Entry<ServiceElement, OperationalStringManager> entry = null;
        try {
            DeployAdmin dAdmin = (DeployAdmin)monitor.getAdmin();
            OperationalStringManager opMgr = dAdmin.getOperationalStringManager(opstringName);
            OperationalString opstring = opMgr.getOperationalString();
            ServiceElement serviceElement = null;
            for(ServiceElement elem : opstring.getServices()) {
                if(elem.getName().equals(serviceName)) {
                    serviceElement = elem;
                    break;
                }
            }

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