Examples with WebAppConfig com.microsoft.azure.toolkit.lib.webapp.WebAppConfig used on opensource projects

Example 1 with WebAppConfig

use of com.microsoft.azure.toolkit.lib.webapp.WebAppConfig in project azure-tools-for-java by Microsoft.

the class CreateWebAppAction method openDialog.

@AzureOperation(name = "webapp.open_creation_dialog", type = AzureOperation.Type.ACTION)
private void openDialog(final Project project, @Nullable final WebAppConfig data) {
    final WebAppCreationDialog dialog = new WebAppCreationDialog(project);
    if (Objects.nonNull(data)) {
        dialog.setData(data);
    }
    dialog.setOkActionListener((config) -> {
        dialog.close();
        this.createWebApp(config).subscribe(webapp -> {
            final Path artifact = config.getApplication();
            if (Objects.nonNull(artifact) && artifact.toFile().exists()) {
                AzureTaskManager.getInstance().runLater("deploy", () -> deploy(webapp, artifact, project));
            }
        }, (error) -> {
            final String title = String.format("Reopen dialog \"%s\"", dialog.getTitle());
            final Consumer<Object> act = t -> AzureTaskManager.getInstance().runLater("open dialog", () -> this.openDialog(project, config));
            final Action<?> action = new Action<>(act, new ActionView.Builder(title));
            AzureMessager.getMessager().error(error, null, action);
        });
    });
    dialog.show();
}

Example 2 with WebAppConfig

use of com.microsoft.azure.toolkit.lib.webapp.WebAppConfig in project azure-tools-for-java by Microsoft.

the class WebAppConfigFormPanelAdvance method getData.

@Override
public WebAppConfig getData() {
    final WebAppConfig data = appServiceConfigPanelAdvanced.getData();
    data.setMonitorConfig(appServiceMonitorPanel.getData());
    return data;
}