Examples with Toolkit com.ibm.streamsx.rest.build.Toolkit used on opensource projects

Example 6 with Toolkit

use of com.ibm.streamsx.rest.build.Toolkit in project streamsx.topology by IBMStreams.

the class ToolkitAPITest method testPostToolkit.

@Test
public void testPostToolkit() throws Exception {
    Toolkit bingo = connection.uploadToolkit(bingo0Path);
    assertNotNull(bingo);
    assertEquals(bingo.getName(), bingoToolkitName);
    assertEquals(bingo.getVersion(), bingo0Version);
    assertEquals(bingo.getRequiredProductVersion(), "4.2");
    assertEquals(bingo.getResourceType(), "toolkit");
    // We don't know what the values the following attributes will have,
    // but we verify that the expected attributes do at least have values
    assertNotNull(bingo.getPath());
    // Verify that the new toolkit is in the list of all toolkits
    List<Toolkit> toolkits = connection.getToolkits();
    waitForToolkit(bingoToolkitName);
    assertTrue(bingo.delete());
}

Example 7 with Toolkit

use of com.ibm.streamsx.rest.build.Toolkit in project streamsx.topology by IBMStreams.

the class ToolkitAPITest method deleteToolkits.

@After
public void deleteToolkits() throws Exception {
    Set<String> deleteNames = new HashSet();
    deleteNames.add(gamesToolkitName);
    deleteNames.add(cardsToolkitName);
    deleteNames.add(bingoToolkitName);
    List<Toolkit> deleteToolkits;
    do {
        List<Toolkit> toolkits = connection.getToolkits();
        deleteToolkits = toolkits.stream().filter(tk -> deleteNames.contains(tk.getName())).collect(Collectors.toList());
        for (Toolkit toolkit : deleteToolkits) {
            toolkit.delete();
        }
        Thread.sleep(5000);
    } while (!deleteToolkits.isEmpty());
}