Examples with ModelExecuteOptions com.evolveum.midpoint.model.api.ModelExecuteOptions used on opensource projects

Example 41 with ModelExecuteOptions

use of com.evolveum.midpoint.model.api.ModelExecuteOptions in project midpoint by Evolveum.

the class TreeTablePanel method recomputePerformed.

private void recomputePerformed(SelectableBean<OrgType> orgToRecompute, AjaxRequestTarget target) {
    Task task = getPageBase().createSimpleTask(OPERATION_RECOMPUTE);
    OperationResult result = new OperationResult(OPERATION_RECOMPUTE);
    if (orgToRecompute.getValue() == null) {
        return;
    }
    try {
        ObjectDelta emptyDelta = ObjectDelta.createEmptyModifyDelta(OrgType.class, orgToRecompute.getValue().getOid(), getPageBase().getPrismContext());
        ModelExecuteOptions options = new ModelExecuteOptions();
        options.setReconcile(true);
        getPageBase().getModelService().executeChanges(WebComponentUtil.createDeltaCollection(emptyDelta), options, task, result);
        result.recordSuccess();
    } catch (Exception e) {
        result.recordFatalError(getString("TreeTablePanel.message.recomputeError"), e);
        LoggingUtils.logUnexpectedException(LOGGER, getString("TreeTablePanel.message.recomputeError"), e);
    }
    getPageBase().showResult(result);
    target.add(getPageBase().getFeedbackPanel());
    getTreePanel().refreshTabbedPanel(target);
}

Example 42 with ModelExecuteOptions

use of com.evolveum.midpoint.model.api.ModelExecuteOptions in project midpoint by Evolveum.

the class SynchronizationServiceImpl method reactToChange.

private <F extends FocusType> SynchronizationSituationType reactToChange(Class<F> focusClass, ResourceObjectShadowChangeDescription change, ObjectSynchronizationType synchronizationPolicy, SynchronizationSituation<F> situation, ResourceType resource, boolean logDebug, PrismObject<SystemConfigurationType> configuration, Task task, OperationResult parentResult) throws ConfigurationException, ObjectNotFoundException, SchemaException, PolicyViolationException, ExpressionEvaluationException, ObjectAlreadyExistsException, CommunicationException, SecurityViolationException {
    SynchronizationSituationType newSituation = situation.getSituation();
    SynchronizationReactionType reactionDefinition = findReactionDefinition(synchronizationPolicy, situation, change.getSourceChannel(), resource);
    if (reactionDefinition == null) {
        LOGGER.trace("No reaction is defined for situation {} in {}", situation.getSituation(), resource);
        return newSituation;
    }
    // seems to be unused so commented it out [med]
    // PrismObject<? extends ObjectType> shadow = null;
    // if (change.getCurrentShadow() != null) {
    // shadow = change.getCurrentShadow();
    // } else if (change.getOldShadow() != null) {
    // shadow = change.getOldShadow();
    // }
    Boolean doReconciliation = determineReconciliation(synchronizationPolicy, reactionDefinition);
    if (doReconciliation == null) {
        // shadow.
        if (change.getObjectDelta() == null) {
            doReconciliation = true;
        }
    }
    Boolean limitPropagation = determinePropagationLimitation(synchronizationPolicy, reactionDefinition, change.getSourceChannel());
    ModelExecuteOptions options = new ModelExecuteOptions();
    options.setReconcile(doReconciliation);
    options.setLimitPropagation(limitPropagation);
    final boolean willSynchronize = isSynchronize(reactionDefinition);
    LensContext<F> lensContext = null;
    if (willSynchronize) {
        lensContext = createLensContext(focusClass, change, reactionDefinition, synchronizationPolicy, situation, options, configuration, parentResult);
    }
    if (LOGGER.isTraceEnabled() && lensContext != null) {
        LOGGER.trace("---[ SYNCHRONIZATION context before action execution ]-------------------------\n" + "{}\n------------------------------------------", lensContext.debugDump());
    }
    if (willSynchronize) {
        // there's no point in calling executeAction without context - so
        // the actions are executed only if synchronize == true
        executeActions(reactionDefinition, lensContext, situation, BeforeAfterType.BEFORE, resource, logDebug, task, parentResult);
        Iterator<LensProjectionContext> iterator = lensContext.getProjectionContextsIterator();
        LensProjectionContext originalProjectionContext = iterator.hasNext() ? iterator.next() : null;
        try {
            clockwork.run(lensContext, task, parentResult);
        } catch (ConfigurationException | ObjectNotFoundException | SchemaException | PolicyViolationException | ExpressionEvaluationException | ObjectAlreadyExistsException | CommunicationException | SecurityViolationException e) {
            LOGGER.error("SYNCHRONIZATION: Error in synchronization on {} for situation {}: {}: {}. Change was {}", new Object[] { resource, situation.getSituation(), e.getClass().getSimpleName(), e.getMessage(), change, e });
        // what to do here? We cannot throw the error back. All that the notifyChange method
        // could do is to convert it to SystemException. But that indicates an internal error and it will
        // break whatever code called the notifyChange in the first place. We do not want that.
        // If the clockwork could not do anything with the exception then perhaps nothing can be done at all.
        // So just log the error (the error should be remembered in the result and task already)
        // and then just go on.
        }
        // note: actions "AFTER" seem to be useless here (basically they
        // modify lens context - which is relevant only if followed by
        // clockwork run)
        executeActions(reactionDefinition, lensContext, situation, BeforeAfterType.AFTER, resource, logDebug, task, parentResult);
        if (originalProjectionContext != null) {
            newSituation = originalProjectionContext.getSynchronizationSituationResolved();
        }
    } else {
        LOGGER.trace("Skipping clockwork run on {} for situation {}, synchronize is set to false.", new Object[] { resource, situation.getSituation() });
    }
    return newSituation;
}

Example 43 with ModelExecuteOptions

use of com.evolveum.midpoint.model.api.ModelExecuteOptions in project midpoint by Evolveum.

the class RecomputeTaskHandler method getOptions.

private ModelExecuteOptions getOptions(Task coordinatorTask) throws SchemaException {
    ModelExecuteOptions modelExecuteOptions = Utils.getModelExecuteOptions(coordinatorTask);
    if (modelExecuteOptions == null) {
        // Make reconcile the default (for compatibility). If there are no options
        // then assume reconcile.
        modelExecuteOptions = ModelExecuteOptions.createReconcile();
    }
    LOGGER.trace("ModelExecuteOptions: {}", modelExecuteOptions);
    return modelExecuteOptions;
}

Example 44 with ModelExecuteOptions

use of com.evolveum.midpoint.model.api.ModelExecuteOptions in project midpoint by Evolveum.

the class Utils method getModelExecuteOptions.

public static ModelExecuteOptions getModelExecuteOptions(Task task) throws SchemaException {
    Validate.notNull(task, "Task must not be null.");
    if (task.getExtension() == null) {
        return null;
    }
    //LOGGER.info("Task:\n{}",task.debugDump(1));
    PrismProperty<ModelExecuteOptionsType> item = task.getExtensionProperty(SchemaConstants.C_MODEL_EXECUTE_OPTIONS);
    if (item == null || item.isEmpty()) {
        return null;
    }
    //LOGGER.info("Item:\n{}",item.debugDump(1));
    if (item.getValues().size() > 1) {
        throw new SchemaException("Unexpected number of values for option 'modelExecuteOptions'.");
    }
    ModelExecuteOptionsType modelExecuteOptionsType = item.getValues().iterator().next().getValue();
    if (modelExecuteOptionsType == null) {
        return null;
    }
    //LOGGER.info("modelExecuteOptionsType: {}",modelExecuteOptionsType);
    ModelExecuteOptions modelExecuteOptions = ModelExecuteOptions.fromModelExecutionOptionsType(modelExecuteOptionsType);
    //LOGGER.info("modelExecuteOptions: {}",modelExecuteOptions);
    return modelExecuteOptions;
}

Example 45 with ModelExecuteOptions

use of com.evolveum.midpoint.model.api.ModelExecuteOptions in project midpoint by Evolveum.

the class AbstractModelIntegrationTest method modifyRoleAddInducementTarget.

protected void modifyRoleAddInducementTarget(String roleOid, String targetOid, boolean reconcileAffected, Task task) throws SchemaException, ObjectAlreadyExistsException, ObjectNotFoundException, ExpressionEvaluationException, CommunicationException, ConfigurationException, PolicyViolationException, SecurityViolationException {
    if (task == null) {
        task = createTask(AbstractModelIntegrationTest.class.getName() + ".modifyRoleAddInducementTarget");
    }
    OperationResult result = task.getResult();
    AssignmentType inducement = new AssignmentType();
    ObjectReferenceType targetRef = new ObjectReferenceType();
    targetRef.setOid(targetOid);
    inducement.setTargetRef(targetRef);
    ObjectDelta<RoleType> roleDelta = ObjectDelta.createModificationAddContainer(RoleType.class, roleOid, new ItemPath(new NameItemPathSegment(RoleType.F_INDUCEMENT)), prismContext, inducement);
    ModelExecuteOptions options = new ModelExecuteOptions();
    options.setReconcileAffected(reconcileAffected);
    modelService.executeChanges(MiscSchemaUtil.createCollection(roleDelta), options, task, result);
    result.computeStatus();
    if (reconcileAffected) {
        TestUtil.assertInProgressOrSuccess(result);
    } else {
        TestUtil.assertSuccess(result);
    }
}