Examples with AlertException com.synopsys.integration.alert.api.common.model.exception.AlertException used on opensource projects

Example 6 with AlertException

use of com.synopsys.integration.alert.api.common.model.exception.AlertException in project hub-alert by blackducksoftware.

the class CertificateActions method createWithoutChecks.

@Override
protected ActionResponse<CertificateModel> createWithoutChecks(CertificateModel resource) {
    String loggableAlias = escapeUtil.replaceWithUnderscore(resource.getAlias());
    logger.info("Importing certificate with alias {}", loggableAlias);
    try {
        CertificateModel certificateModel = importCertificate(resource);
        return new ActionResponse<>(HttpStatus.CREATED, certificateModel);
    } catch (AlertException ex) {
        String message = ex.getMessage();
        logger.error("There was an issue importing the certificate. {}", message);
        logger.debug(message, ex);
        return new ActionResponse<>(HttpStatus.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR, String.format("There was an issue importing the certificate. %s", message));
    }
}

Example 7 with AlertException

use of com.synopsys.integration.alert.api.common.model.exception.AlertException in project hub-alert by blackducksoftware.

the class CertificateActions method importCertificate.

private CertificateModel importCertificate(CertificateModel certificateModel) throws AlertException {
    CustomCertificateModel certificateToStore = convertToDatabaseModel(certificateModel);
    try {
        CustomCertificateModel storedCertificate = certificateAccessor.storeCertificate(certificateToStore);
        trustStoreService.importCertificate(storedCertificate);
        return convertDatabaseModelToRestModel(storedCertificate);
    } catch (AlertException importException) {
        deleteByAlias(certificateToStore);
        throw importException;
    }
}

Example 8 with AlertException

use of com.synopsys.integration.alert.api.common.model.exception.AlertException in project hub-alert by blackducksoftware.

the class CertificateActions method validateCertificateFields.

private List<AlertFieldStatus> validateCertificateFields(CertificateModel certificateModel) {
    CustomCertificateModel convertedModel = convertToDatabaseModel(certificateModel);
    List<AlertFieldStatus> fieldErrors = new ArrayList<>();
    if (StringUtils.isBlank(certificateModel.getAlias())) {
        fieldErrors.add(AlertFieldStatus.error(CertificatesDescriptor.KEY_ALIAS, "Alias cannot be empty."));
    } else {
        List<CustomCertificateModel> duplicateCertificates = certificateAccessor.getCertificates().stream().filter(certificate -> certificate.getAlias().equals(certificateModel.getAlias())).collect(Collectors.toList());
        if (duplicateCertificates.size() > 1) {
            fieldErrors.add(AlertFieldStatus.error(CertificatesDescriptor.KEY_ALIAS, ERROR_DUPLICATE_ALIAS));
        } else if (duplicateCertificates.size() == 1) {
            boolean sameConfig = convertedModel.getNullableId() != null && duplicateCertificates.get(0).getNullableId().equals(convertedModel.getNullableId());
            if (!sameConfig) {
                fieldErrors.add(AlertFieldStatus.error(CertificatesDescriptor.KEY_ALIAS, ERROR_DUPLICATE_ALIAS));
            }
        }
    }
    if (StringUtils.isBlank(certificateModel.getCertificateContent())) {
        fieldErrors.add(AlertFieldStatus.error(CertificatesDescriptor.KEY_CERTIFICATE_CONTENT, "Certificate content cannot be empty."));
    } else {
        try {
            trustStoreService.validateCertificateContent(convertedModel);
        } catch (AlertException ex) {
            logger.error(ex.getMessage(), ex);
            fieldErrors.add(AlertFieldStatus.error(CertificatesDescriptor.KEY_CERTIFICATE_CONTENT, String.format("Certificate content not valid: %s", ex.getMessage())));
        }
    }
    return fieldErrors;
}

Example 9 with AlertException

use of com.synopsys.integration.alert.api.common.model.exception.AlertException in project hub-alert by blackducksoftware.

the class DefaultProcessingAuditAccessorTest method setAuditEntryFailureTest.

@Test
public void setAuditEntryFailureTest() {
    String testErrorMessage = "Uh oh, an error occurred!";
    String testExceptionMessage = "Something bad happened. Yikes...";
    Throwable testThrowable = new AlertException(testExceptionMessage);
    AuditEntryEntity testResultEntry = setAuditEntryStatusTest(AuditEntryStatus.FAILURE, (accessor, jobId, notificationIds) -> accessor.setAuditEntryFailure(jobId, notificationIds, testErrorMessage, testThrowable));
    assertEquals(testErrorMessage, testResultEntry.getErrorMessage());
    assertNotNull(testResultEntry.getErrorStackTrace(), "Expected the audit entry to contain an error stack trace");
    assertTrue(testResultEntry.getErrorStackTrace().contains(testExceptionMessage), "Expected the error stack trace to contain a specific message, but that message was missing");
}

Example 10 with AlertException

use of com.synopsys.integration.alert.api.common.model.exception.AlertException in project hub-alert by blackducksoftware.

the class CertificateActionsTestIT method createExceptionTest.

@Test
public void createExceptionTest() throws Exception {
    String certificateContent = certTestUtil.readCertificateContents();
    CertificateModel certificate = new CertificateModel(TEST_ALIAS, certificateContent, DateUtils.createCurrentDateString(DateUtils.UTC_DATE_FORMAT_TO_MINUTE));
    AlertTrustStoreManager trustStoreService = Mockito.mock(AlertTrustStoreManager.class);
    AuthorizationManager authorizationManager = Mockito.mock(AuthorizationManager.class);
    Mockito.when(authorizationManager.hasCreatePermission(Mockito.anyString(), Mockito.anyString())).thenReturn(Boolean.TRUE);
    Mockito.doThrow(new AlertException("Test exception")).when(trustStoreService).importCertificate(Mockito.any(CustomCertificateModel.class));
    CertificateActions certificateActions = new CertificateActions(new CertificatesDescriptorKey(), authorizationManager, certificateAccessor, trustStoreService);
    ActionResponse<CertificateModel> response = certificateActions.create(certificate);
    assertTrue(response.isError());
    assertTrue(certificateAccessor.getCertificates().isEmpty());
}