Examples with OK com.facebook.airlift.http.client.HttpStatus.OK used on opensource projects

Example 1 with OK

use of com.facebook.airlift.http.client.HttpStatus.OK in project presto by prestodb.

the class TestDiscoveryNodeManager method setup.

@BeforeMethod
public void setup() {
    testHttpClient = new TestingHttpClient(input -> new TestingResponse(OK, ArrayListMultimap.create(), ACTIVE.name().getBytes()));
    expectedVersion = new NodeVersion("1");
    coordinator = new InternalNode(UUID.randomUUID().toString(), URI.create("https://192.0.2.8"), expectedVersion, true);
    resourceManager = new InternalNode(UUID.randomUUID().toString(), URI.create("https://192.0.2.9"), expectedVersion, false, true);
    currentNode = new InternalNode(nodeInfo.getNodeId(), URI.create("http://192.0.1.1"), expectedVersion, false);
    activeNodes = ImmutableSet.of(currentNode, new InternalNode(UUID.randomUUID().toString(), URI.create("http://192.0.2.1:8080"), expectedVersion, false), new InternalNode(UUID.randomUUID().toString(), URI.create("http://192.0.2.3"), expectedVersion, false), coordinator, resourceManager);
    inactiveNodes = ImmutableSet.of(new InternalNode(UUID.randomUUID().toString(), URI.create("https://192.0.3.9"), NodeVersion.UNKNOWN, false), new InternalNode(UUID.randomUUID().toString(), URI.create("https://192.0.4.9"), new NodeVersion("2"), false));
    selector.announceNodes(activeNodes, inactiveNodes);
}