Examples with DELETE javax.ws.rs.DELETE used on opensource projects

Example 1 with DELETE

use of javax.ws.rs.DELETE in project che by eclipse.

the class GitService method deleteRepository.

@DELETE
@Path("repository")
public void deleteRepository(@Context UriInfo uriInfo) throws ApiException {
    final RegisteredProject project = projectRegistry.getProject(projectPath);
    final FolderEntry gitFolder = project.getBaseFolder().getChildFolder(".git");
    gitFolder.getVirtualFile().delete();
    projectRegistry.removeProjectType(projectPath, GitProjectType.TYPE_ID);
}

Example 2 with DELETE

use of javax.ws.rs.DELETE in project che by eclipse.

the class OAuthAuthenticationService method invalidate.

@DELETE
@Path("token")
public void invalidate(@Required @QueryParam("oauth_provider") String oauthProvider) throws BadRequestException, NotFoundException, ServerException, ForbiddenException {
    OAuthAuthenticator oauth = getAuthenticator(oauthProvider);
    final Subject subject = EnvironmentContext.getCurrent().getSubject();
    try {
        if (!oauth.invalidateToken(subject.getUserId())) {
            throw new NotFoundException("OAuth token for user " + subject.getUserId() + " was not found");
        }
    } catch (IOException e) {
        throw new ServerException(e.getMessage());
    }
}

Example 3 with DELETE

use of javax.ws.rs.DELETE in project zeppelin by apache.

the class InterpreterRestApi method removeSetting.

/**
   * Remove interpreter setting
   */
@DELETE
@Path("setting/{settingId}")
@ZeppelinApi
public Response removeSetting(@PathParam("settingId") String settingId) throws IOException {
    logger.info("Remove interpreterSetting {}", settingId);
    interpreterSettingManager.remove(settingId);
    return new JsonResponse(Status.OK).build();
}

Example 4 with DELETE

use of javax.ws.rs.DELETE in project zeppelin by apache.

the class NotebookRestApi method deleteNote.

/**
   * Delete note REST API
   *
   * @param noteId ID of Note
   * @return JSON with status.OK
   * @throws IOException
   */
@DELETE
@Path("{noteId}")
@ZeppelinApi
public Response deleteNote(@PathParam("noteId") String noteId) throws IOException {
    LOG.info("Delete note {} ", noteId);
    checkIfUserIsOwner(noteId, "Insufficient privileges you cannot delete this note");
    AuthenticationInfo subject = new AuthenticationInfo(SecurityUtils.getPrincipal());
    if (!(noteId.isEmpty())) {
        Note note = notebook.getNote(noteId);
        if (note != null) {
            notebook.removeNote(noteId, subject);
        }
    }
    notebookServer.broadcastNoteList(subject, SecurityUtils.getRoles());
    return new JsonResponse<>(Status.OK, "").build();
}

Example 5 with DELETE

use of javax.ws.rs.DELETE in project zeppelin by apache.

the class NotebookRestApi method deleteParagraph.

/**
   * Delete paragraph REST API
   *
   * @param noteId ID of Note
   * @return JSON with status.OK
   * @throws IOException
   */
@DELETE
@Path("{noteId}/paragraph/{paragraphId}")
@ZeppelinApi
public Response deleteParagraph(@PathParam("noteId") String noteId, @PathParam("paragraphId") String paragraphId) throws IOException {
    LOG.info("delete paragraph {} {}", noteId, paragraphId);
    Note note = notebook.getNote(noteId);
    checkIfNoteIsNotNull(note);
    checkIfUserCanRead(noteId, "Insufficient privileges you cannot remove paragraph from this note");
    Paragraph p = note.getParagraph(paragraphId);
    checkIfParagraphIsNotNull(p);
    AuthenticationInfo subject = new AuthenticationInfo(SecurityUtils.getPrincipal());
    note.removeParagraph(SecurityUtils.getPrincipal(), paragraphId);
    note.persist(subject);
    notebookServer.broadcastNote(note);
    return new JsonResponse(Status.OK, "").build();
}