Examples with ClientResponse com.sun.jersey.api.client.ClientResponse used on opensource projects

Example 61 with ClientResponse

use of com.sun.jersey.api.client.ClientResponse in project hadoop by apache.

the class TestRMWebServicesForCSWithPartitions method testSchedulerPartitionsSlash.

@Test
public void testSchedulerPartitionsSlash() throws JSONException, Exception {
    WebResource r = resource();
    ClientResponse response = r.path("ws").path("v1").path("cluster").path("scheduler/").accept(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON).get(ClientResponse.class);
    assertEquals(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_TYPE + "; " + JettyUtils.UTF_8, response.getType().toString());
    JSONObject json = response.getEntity(JSONObject.class);
    verifySchedulerInfoJson(json);
}

Example 62 with ClientResponse

use of com.sun.jersey.api.client.ClientResponse in project hadoop by apache.

the class TestRMWebServicesNodes method testNodesResourceUtilization.

@Test
public void testNodesResourceUtilization() throws JSONException, Exception {
    WebResource r = resource();
    RMNode rmnode1 = getRunningRMNode("h1", 1234, 5120);
    NodeId nodeId1 = rmnode1.getNodeID();
    RMNodeImpl node = (RMNodeImpl) rm.getRMContext().getRMNodes().get(nodeId1);
    NodeHealthStatus nodeHealth = NodeHealthStatus.newInstance(true, "test health report", System.currentTimeMillis());
    ResourceUtilization nodeResource = ResourceUtilization.newInstance(4096, 0, (float) 10.5);
    ResourceUtilization containerResource = ResourceUtilization.newInstance(2048, 0, (float) 5.05);
    NodeStatus nodeStatus = NodeStatus.newInstance(nodeId1, 0, new ArrayList<ContainerStatus>(), null, nodeHealth, containerResource, nodeResource, null);
    node.handle(new RMNodeStatusEvent(nodeId1, nodeStatus, null));
    rm.waitForState(nodeId1, NodeState.RUNNING);
    ClientResponse response = r.path("ws").path("v1").path("cluster").path("nodes").accept(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON).get(ClientResponse.class);
    assertEquals(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_TYPE + "; " + JettyUtils.UTF_8, response.getType().toString());
    JSONObject json = response.getEntity(JSONObject.class);
    assertEquals("incorrect number of elements", 1, json.length());
    JSONObject nodes = json.getJSONObject("nodes");
    assertEquals("incorrect number of elements", 1, nodes.length());
    JSONArray nodeArray = nodes.getJSONArray("node");
    assertEquals("incorrect number of elements", 1, nodeArray.length());
    JSONObject info = nodeArray.getJSONObject(0);
    // verify the resource utilization
    verifyNodeInfo(info, rmnode1);
}

Example 63 with ClientResponse

use of com.sun.jersey.api.client.ClientResponse in project hadoop by apache.

the class TestRMWebServicesApps method testAppsQueryStateNone.

@Test
public void testAppsQueryStateNone() throws JSONException, Exception {
    rm.start();
    MockNM amNodeManager = rm.registerNode("127.0.0.1:1234", 2048);
    rm.submitApp(CONTAINER_MB);
    amNodeManager.nodeHeartbeat(true);
    WebResource r = resource();
    ClientResponse response = r.path("ws").path("v1").path("cluster").path("apps").queryParam("state", YarnApplicationState.RUNNING.toString()).accept(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON).get(ClientResponse.class);
    assertEquals(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_TYPE + "; " + JettyUtils.UTF_8, response.getType().toString());
    JSONObject json = response.getEntity(JSONObject.class);
    assertEquals("incorrect number of elements", 1, json.length());
    assertEquals("apps is not empty", new JSONObject().toString(), json.get("apps").toString());
    rm.stop();
}

Example 64 with ClientResponse

use of com.sun.jersey.api.client.ClientResponse in project hadoop by apache.

the class TestRMWebServicesApps method testAppAttemptsHelper.

public void testAppAttemptsHelper(String path, RMApp app, String media) throws JSONException, Exception {
    WebResource r = resource();
    ClientResponse response = r.path("ws").path("v1").path("cluster").path("apps").path(path).path("appattempts").accept(media).get(ClientResponse.class);
    assertEquals(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_TYPE + "; " + JettyUtils.UTF_8, response.getType().toString());
    JSONObject json = response.getEntity(JSONObject.class);
    assertEquals("incorrect number of elements", 1, json.length());
    JSONObject jsonAppAttempts = json.getJSONObject("appAttempts");
    assertEquals("incorrect number of elements", 1, jsonAppAttempts.length());
    JSONArray jsonArray = jsonAppAttempts.getJSONArray("appAttempt");
    Collection<RMAppAttempt> attempts = app.getAppAttempts().values();
    assertEquals("incorrect number of elements", attempts.size(), jsonArray.length());
    // Verify these parallel arrays are the same
    int i = 0;
    for (RMAppAttempt attempt : attempts) {
        verifyAppAttemptsInfo(jsonArray.getJSONObject(i), attempt, app.getUser());
        ++i;
    }
}

Example 65 with ClientResponse

use of com.sun.jersey.api.client.ClientResponse in project hadoop by apache.

the class TestRMWebServicesApps method testAppsQueryFinalStatusNone.

@Test
public void testAppsQueryFinalStatusNone() throws JSONException, Exception {
    rm.start();
    MockNM amNodeManager = rm.registerNode("127.0.0.1:1234", 2048);
    rm.submitApp(CONTAINER_MB);
    amNodeManager.nodeHeartbeat(true);
    WebResource r = resource();
    ClientResponse response = r.path("ws").path("v1").path("cluster").path("apps").queryParam("finalStatus", FinalApplicationStatus.KILLED.toString()).accept(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON).get(ClientResponse.class);
    assertEquals(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_TYPE + "; " + JettyUtils.UTF_8, response.getType().toString());
    JSONObject json = response.getEntity(JSONObject.class);
    assertEquals("incorrect number of elements", 1, json.length());
    assertEquals("apps is not null", new JSONObject().toString(), json.get("apps").toString());
    rm.stop();
}