Examples with ObjectSpec com.vmware.vim25.ObjectSpec used on opensource projects

Example 26 with ObjectSpec

use of com.vmware.vim25.ObjectSpec in project cloudstack by apache.

the class VirtualMachineMO method getFileLayout.

public VirtualMachineFileLayoutEx getFileLayout() throws Exception {
    VirtualMachineFileLayoutEx fileLayout = null;
    PropertySpec pSpec = new PropertySpec();
    pSpec.setType("VirtualMachine");
    pSpec.getPathSet().add("layoutEx");
    ObjectSpec oSpec = new ObjectSpec();
    oSpec.setObj(_mor);
    oSpec.setSkip(Boolean.FALSE);
    PropertyFilterSpec pfSpec = new PropertyFilterSpec();
    pfSpec.getPropSet().add(pSpec);
    pfSpec.getObjectSet().add(oSpec);
    List<PropertyFilterSpec> pfSpecArr = new ArrayList<PropertyFilterSpec>();
    pfSpecArr.add(pfSpec);
    List<ObjectContent> ocs = _context.getService().retrieveProperties(_context.getPropertyCollector(), pfSpecArr);
    if (ocs != null) {
        for (ObjectContent oc : ocs) {
            List<DynamicProperty> props = oc.getPropSet();
            if (props != null) {
                for (DynamicProperty prop : props) {
                    if (prop.getName().equals("layoutEx")) {
                        fileLayout = (VirtualMachineFileLayoutEx) prop.getVal();
                        break;
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
    return fileLayout;
}

Example 27 with ObjectSpec

use of com.vmware.vim25.ObjectSpec in project cloudstack by apache.

the class VmwareClient method validate.

public boolean validate() {
    // 
    // There is no official API to validate an open vCenter API session. This is hacking way to tell if
    // an open vCenter API session is still valid for making calls.
    // 
    // It will give false result if there really does not exist data-center in the inventory, however, I consider
    // this really is not possible in production deployment
    // 
    // Create PropertySpecs
    PropertySpec pSpec = new PropertySpec();
    pSpec.setType("Datacenter");
    pSpec.setAll(false);
    pSpec.getPathSet().add("name");
    ObjectSpec oSpec = new ObjectSpec();
    oSpec.setObj(getRootFolder());
    oSpec.setSkip(false);
    oSpec.getSelectSet().addAll(constructCompleteTraversalSpec());
    PropertyFilterSpec spec = new PropertyFilterSpec();
    spec.getPropSet().add(pSpec);
    spec.getObjectSet().add(oSpec);
    List<PropertyFilterSpec> specArr = new ArrayList<PropertyFilterSpec>();
    specArr.add(spec);
    try {
        List<ObjectContent> ocary = vimPort.retrieveProperties(getPropCol(), specArr);
        if (ocary != null && ocary.size() > 0)
            return true;
    } catch (Exception e) {
        return false;
    }
    return false;
}

Example 28 with ObjectSpec

use of com.vmware.vim25.ObjectSpec in project cloudstack by apache.

the class VmwareClient method getDecendentMoRef.

/**
 * Get the ManagedObjectReference for an item under the
 * specified root folder that has the type and name specified.
 *
 * @param root a root folder if available, or null for default
 * @param type type of the managed object
 * @param name name to match
 *
 * @return First ManagedObjectReference of the type / name pair found
 */
public ManagedObjectReference getDecendentMoRef(ManagedObjectReference root, String type, String name) throws Exception {
    if (name == null || name.length() == 0) {
        return null;
    }
    try {
        // Create PropertySpecs
        PropertySpec pSpec = new PropertySpec();
        pSpec.setType(type);
        pSpec.setAll(false);
        pSpec.getPathSet().add("name");
        ObjectSpec oSpec = new ObjectSpec();
        oSpec.setObj(root);
        oSpec.setSkip(false);
        oSpec.getSelectSet().addAll(constructCompleteTraversalSpec());
        PropertyFilterSpec spec = new PropertyFilterSpec();
        spec.getPropSet().add(pSpec);
        spec.getObjectSet().add(oSpec);
        List<PropertyFilterSpec> specArr = new ArrayList<PropertyFilterSpec>();
        specArr.add(spec);
        ManagedObjectReference propCollector = getPropCol();
        List<ObjectContent> ocary = vimPort.retrieveProperties(propCollector, specArr);
        if (ocary == null || ocary.size() == 0) {
            return null;
        }
        // filter through retrieved objects to get the first match.
        for (ObjectContent oc : ocary) {
            ManagedObjectReference mor = oc.getObj();
            List<DynamicProperty> propary = oc.getPropSet();
            if (type == null || type.equals(mor.getType())) {
                if (propary.size() > 0) {
                    String propval = (String) propary.get(0).getVal();
                    if (propval != null && name.equalsIgnoreCase(propval))
                        return mor;
                }
            }
        }
    } catch (InvalidPropertyFaultMsg invalidPropertyException) {
        s_logger.debug("Failed to get Vmware ManagedObjectReference for name: " + name + " and type: " + type + " due to " + invalidPropertyException.getMessage());
        throw invalidPropertyException;
    } catch (RuntimeFaultFaultMsg runtimeFaultException) {
        s_logger.debug("Failed to get Vmware ManagedObjectReference for name: " + name + " and type: " + type + " due to " + runtimeFaultException.getMessage());
        throw runtimeFaultException;
    }
    return null;
}

Example 29 with ObjectSpec

use of com.vmware.vim25.ObjectSpec in project CloudStack-archive by CloudStack-extras.

the class VirtualMachineMO method getNetworks.

public String[] getNetworks() throws Exception {
    PropertySpec pSpec = new PropertySpec();
    pSpec.setType("Network");
    pSpec.setPathSet(new String[] { "name" });
    TraversalSpec vm2NetworkTraversal = new TraversalSpec();
    vm2NetworkTraversal.setType("VirtualMachine");
    vm2NetworkTraversal.setPath("network");
    vm2NetworkTraversal.setName("vm2NetworkTraversal");
    ObjectSpec oSpec = new ObjectSpec();
    oSpec.setObj(_mor);
    oSpec.setSkip(Boolean.TRUE);
    oSpec.setSelectSet(new SelectionSpec[] { vm2NetworkTraversal });
    PropertyFilterSpec pfSpec = new PropertyFilterSpec();
    pfSpec.setPropSet(new PropertySpec[] { pSpec });
    pfSpec.setObjectSet(new ObjectSpec[] { oSpec });
    ObjectContent[] ocs = _context.getService().retrieveProperties(_context.getServiceContent().getPropertyCollector(), new PropertyFilterSpec[] { pfSpec });
    List<String> networks = new ArrayList<String>();
    if (ocs != null && ocs.length > 0) {
        for (ObjectContent oc : ocs) {
            networks.add(oc.getPropSet(0).getVal().toString());
        }
    }
    return networks.toArray(new String[0]);
}

Example 30 with ObjectSpec

use of com.vmware.vim25.ObjectSpec in project CloudStack-archive by CloudStack-extras.

the class VirtualMachineMO method getOwnerDatastore.

public Pair<DatastoreMO, String> getOwnerDatastore(String dsFullPath) throws Exception {
    String dsName = DatastoreFile.getDatastoreNameFromPath(dsFullPath);
    PropertySpec pSpec = new PropertySpec();
    pSpec.setType("Datastore");
    pSpec.setPathSet(new String[] { "name" });
    TraversalSpec vmDatastoreTraversal = new TraversalSpec();
    vmDatastoreTraversal.setType("VirtualMachine");
    vmDatastoreTraversal.setPath("datastore");
    vmDatastoreTraversal.setName("vmDatastoreTraversal");
    ObjectSpec oSpec = new ObjectSpec();
    oSpec.setObj(_mor);
    oSpec.setSkip(Boolean.TRUE);
    oSpec.setSelectSet(new SelectionSpec[] { vmDatastoreTraversal });
    PropertyFilterSpec pfSpec = new PropertyFilterSpec();
    pfSpec.setPropSet(new PropertySpec[] { pSpec });
    pfSpec.setObjectSet(new ObjectSpec[] { oSpec });
    ObjectContent[] ocs = _context.getService().retrieveProperties(_context.getServiceContent().getPropertyCollector(), new PropertyFilterSpec[] { pfSpec });
    if (ocs != null) {
        for (ObjectContent oc : ocs) {
            DynamicProperty prop = oc.getPropSet(0);
            if (prop.getVal().toString().equals(dsName)) {
                return new Pair<DatastoreMO, String>(new DatastoreMO(_context, oc.getObj()), dsName);
            }
        }
    }
    return null;
}