public class ArtifactResourceProvider extends AbstractResourceProvider
An example of an artifact is a kerberos descriptor.
Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
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static interface |
ArtifactResourceProvider.TypeRegistration
Used to register a dynamic sub-resource with an existing resource type.
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AbstractResourceProvider.Command<T>
Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static String |
ARTIFACT_DATA_PROPERTY |
static String |
ARTIFACT_NAME |
static String |
ARTIFACT_NAME_PROPERTY |
static String |
CLUSTER_NAME |
static String |
CLUSTER_NAME_PROPERTY |
static String |
KERBEROS_DESCRIPTOR |
static String |
RESPONSE_KEY |
static String |
SERVICE_NAME |
static String |
SERVICE_NAME_PROPERTY |
PROPERTIES_ATTRIBUTES_REGEX
Modifier | Constructor and Description |
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protected |
ArtifactResourceProvider(AmbariManagementController controller)
Constructor.
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Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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RequestStatus |
createResources(Request request)
Create the resources defined by the properties in the given request object.
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RequestStatus |
deleteResources(Request request,
Predicate predicate)
Delete the resources selected by the given predicate.
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protected Set<String> |
getPKPropertyIds()
Get the set of property ids that uniquely identify the resources
of this provider.
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Set<Resource> |
getResources(Request request,
Predicate predicate)
Get a set of
resources based on the given request and predicate
information. |
static String |
toArtifactDataJson(Map<?,?> properties) |
RequestStatus |
updateResources(Request request,
Predicate predicate)
Update the resources selected by the given predicate with the properties
from the given request object.
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addObserver, createResources, getConfigurationRequests, getKeyPropertyIds, getPropertyMaps, getPropertyMaps, getQueryParameterValue, getRequestStatus, getRequestStatus, getRequestStatus, getResources, modifyResources, notifyCreate, notifyDelete, notifyUpdate, parseProperties, updateObservers
checkCategory, checkConfigPropertyIds, checkPropertyIds, containsArguments, getCategoryIds, getPropertyIds, getRegexEntry, getRegexGroups, getRequestPropertyIds, isPatternKey, isPropertyCategoryRequested, isPropertyEntryRequested, isPropertyRequested, setResourceProperty
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
checkPropertyIds
public static final String RESPONSE_KEY
public static final String ARTIFACT_NAME
public static final String CLUSTER_NAME
public static final String SERVICE_NAME
public static final String ARTIFACT_DATA_PROPERTY
public static final String ARTIFACT_NAME_PROPERTY
public static final String CLUSTER_NAME_PROPERTY
public static final String SERVICE_NAME_PROPERTY
public static final String KERBEROS_DESCRIPTOR
@Inject protected ArtifactResourceProvider(AmbariManagementController controller)
controller
- management controllerprotected Set<String> getPKPropertyIds()
AbstractResourceProvider
getPKPropertyIds
in class AbstractResourceProvider
public RequestStatus createResources(Request request) throws SystemException, UnsupportedPropertyException, ResourceAlreadyExistsException, NoSuchParentResourceException
ResourceProvider
request
- the request object which defines the set of properties
for the resources to be createdSystemException
- an internal system exception occurredUnsupportedPropertyException
- the request contains unsupported property idsResourceAlreadyExistsException
- attempted to create a resource which already existsNoSuchParentResourceException
- a parent resource of the resource to create doesn't existpublic Set<Resource> getResources(Request request, Predicate predicate) throws SystemException, UnsupportedPropertyException, NoSuchResourceException, NoSuchParentResourceException
ResourceProvider
resources
based on the given request and predicate
information.
Note that it is not required for this resource provider to completely filter
the set of resources based on the given predicate. It may not be possible
since some of the properties involved may be provided by another
provider
. This partial filtering is allowed because
the predicate will always be applied by the calling cluster controller. The
predicate is made available at this level so that some pre-filtering can be done
as an optimization.
A simple implementation of a resource provider may choose to just return all of
the resources of a given type and allow the calling cluster controller to filter
based on the predicate.request
- the request object which defines the desired set of propertiespredicate
- the predicate object which can be used to filter which
resources are returnedSystemException
- an internal system exception occurredUnsupportedPropertyException
- the request contains unsupported property idsNoSuchResourceException
- the requested resource instance doesn't existNoSuchParentResourceException
- a parent resource of the requested resource doesn't existpublic RequestStatus updateResources(Request request, Predicate predicate) throws SystemException, UnsupportedPropertyException, NoSuchResourceException, NoSuchParentResourceException
ResourceProvider
request
- the request object which defines the set of properties
for the resources to be updatedpredicate
- the predicate object which can be used to filter which
resources are updatedSystemException
- an internal system exception occurredUnsupportedPropertyException
- the request contains unsupported property idsNoSuchResourceException
- the resource instance to be updated doesn't existNoSuchParentResourceException
- a parent resource of the resource doesn't existpublic RequestStatus deleteResources(Request request, Predicate predicate) throws SystemException, UnsupportedPropertyException, NoSuchResourceException, NoSuchParentResourceException
ResourceProvider
request
- the request object which defines the set of properties
for the resources to be updatedpredicate
- the predicate object which can be used to filter which
resources are deletedSystemException
- an internal system exception occurredUnsupportedPropertyException
- the request contains unsupported property idsNoSuchResourceException
- the resource instance to be deleted doesn't existNoSuchParentResourceException
- a parent resource of the resource doesn't existCopyright © 2022 Apache Software Foundation. All rights reserved.