Examples with ActionManager com.adobe.acs.commons.fam.ActionManager used on opensource projects

Example 11 with ActionManager

use of com.adobe.acs.commons.fam.ActionManager in project acs-aem-commons by Adobe-Consulting-Services.

the class ActionManagerTest method nullStatsCounterTest.

@Test
public void nullStatsCounterTest() throws LoginException, Exception {
    // Counters don't do tabulate in-thread actions, only deferred actions
    ResourceResolver rr = getMockResolver();
    ActionManager manager = getActionManager();
    assertEquals(0, manager.getAddedCount());
    manager.withResolver(resolver -> {
    });
    assertEquals(0, manager.getAddedCount());
    assertEquals(0, manager.getCompletedCount());
    manager.withResolver(resolver -> {
    });
    assertEquals(0, manager.getAddedCount());
    assertEquals(0, manager.getCompletedCount());
    assertEquals(0, manager.getErrorCount());
    assertEquals(0, manager.getRemainingCount());
    assertTrue(manager.isComplete());
}

Example 12 with ActionManager

use of com.adobe.acs.commons.fam.ActionManager in project acs-aem-commons by Adobe-Consulting-Services.

the class FolderRelocatorTest method getControlledProcessManager.

private ControlledProcessManager getControlledProcessManager() throws LoginException {
    ActionManager am = getActionManager();
    ActionManagerFactory amf = mock(ActionManagerFactoryImpl.class);
    when(amf.createTaskManager(any(), any(), anyInt())).thenReturn(am);
    ControlledProcessManager cpm = mock(ControlledProcessManager.class);
    when(cpm.getActionManagerFactory()).thenReturn(amf);
    return cpm;
}

Example 13 with ActionManager

use of com.adobe.acs.commons.fam.ActionManager in project acs-aem-commons by Adobe-Consulting-Services.

the class PageRelocatorTest method validateMoveOperation.

@Test
public void validateMoveOperation() throws RepositoryException, LoginException, DeserializeException, PersistenceException {
    ResourceResolver rr = getEnhancedMockResolver(true);
    ProcessInstance instance = new ProcessInstanceImpl(getControlledProcessManager(), tool, "relocator test");
    initInstance(instance, rr);
    ActionManager manager = getActionManager();
    tool.movePages(manager);
    assertTrue("Should be no reported errors", manager.getErrorCount() == 0);
    assertFalse("Should have captured activate requests", tool.replicatorQueue.activateOperations.isEmpty());
    assertFalse("Should have captured deactivate requests", tool.replicatorQueue.deactivateOperations.isEmpty());
    // Our mock doesn't pretend to create target pages at the moment...
    // Resource pageB = rr.getResource("/content/pageB");
    // verify(rr, times(1)).create(eq(pageB), eq("pageA"), any());
    verify(rr, atLeastOnce()).commit();
}

Example 14 with ActionManager

use of com.adobe.acs.commons.fam.ActionManager in project acs-aem-commons by Adobe-Consulting-Services.

the class FolderRelocator method buildTargetFolders.

private void buildTargetFolders(ActionManager step2) {
    TreeFilteringResourceVisitor folderVisitor = new TreeFilteringResourceVisitor();
    folderVisitor.setBreadthFirstMode();
    folderVisitor.setResourceVisitor((res, level) -> {
        String path = res.getPath();
        step2.deferredWithResolver(Actions.retry(5, 100, rr -> buildDestinationFolder(rr, path)));
    });
    sourceToDestination.keySet().forEach(sourcePath -> beginStep(step2, sourcePath, folderVisitor));
}

Example 15 with ActionManager

use of com.adobe.acs.commons.fam.ActionManager in project acs-aem-commons by Adobe-Consulting-Services.

the class StatusServlet method addActionManagerTrackedCounts.

private void addActionManagerTrackedCounts(String name, JSONObject json) throws JSONException {
    final ActionManager actionManager = actionManagerFactory.getActionManager(name);
    int failureCount = actionManager.getErrorCount();
    int completeCount = actionManager.getSuccessCount();
    int totalCount = actionManager.getAddedCount();
    int remainingCount = actionManager.getRemainingCount();
    json.put("totalCount", totalCount);
    json.put("completeCount", completeCount);
    json.put("remainingCount", remainingCount);
    json.put("failCount", failureCount);
    json.put("percentComplete", Math.round(((totalCount - remainingCount) / (totalCount * 1F)) * DECIMAL_TO_PERCENT));
}