List of purgeServerPlugin() Examples

Examples of purgeServerPlugin()

org.rhq.enterprise.server.plugin.ServerPluginManagerLocal.purgeServerPlugin()
Purges the server plugin from the database. This ensures that, after this method returns, the given plugin will be unknown. The plugin can be installed again later. This has "requires new" semantics, so the results are committed immediately upon return.
Do not invoke this method directly. It is meant as a support for {@link org.rhq.enterprise.server.scheduler.jobs.PurgePluginsJob}. @param pluginId the id of the server plugin to delete

Examples of org.rhq.enterprise.server.plugin.ServerPluginManagerLocal.purgeServerPlugin()

    private void purgeServerPlugins() {
        ServerPluginManagerLocal pluginMgr = LookupUtil.getServerPluginManager();


        for (ServerPlugin p : pluginMgr.getDeletedPlugins()) {
            if (pluginMgr.isReadyForPurge(p.getId())) {
                pluginMgr.purgeServerPlugin(p.getId());
            }
        }
    }
}

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Examples of org.rhq.enterprise.server.plugin.ServerPluginManagerLocal.purgeServerPlugin()

                }
            }
            assert got_it == true;
        } finally {
            // make sure we clean this up, even on error
            serverPluginsLocal.purgeServerPlugin(plugin.getId());
        }


        // test that purge really deleted it
        Map<ServerPluginType, List<PluginKey>> map = serverPluginsLocal.getInstalledServerPluginsGroupedByType();
        List<PluginKey> pluginKeys = map.get(type);

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