Examples with ProfileConflictException io.cdap.cdap.common.ProfileConflictException used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ProfileConflictException

use of io.cdap.cdap.common.ProfileConflictException in project cdap by caskdata.

the class ProfileStore method deleteProfile.

/**
 * Deletes the profile from the profile store
 *
 * @param profileId the id of the profile to delete
 * @throws NotFoundException if the profile is not found
 * @throws ProfileConflictException if the profile is enabled
 */
public void deleteProfile(ProfileId profileId) throws NotFoundException, ProfileConflictException, IOException {
    Collection<Field<?>> fields = getProfileKeys(profileId);
    Profile value = getProfileInternal(fields);
    if (value == null) {
        throw new NotFoundException(profileId);
    }
    if (value.getStatus() == ProfileStatus.ENABLED) {
        throw new ProfileConflictException(String.format("Profile %s in namespace %s is currently enabled. A profile can " + "only be deleted if it is disabled", profileId.getProfile(), profileId.getNamespace()), profileId);
    }
    profileTable.delete(getProfileKeys(profileId));
}

Example 2 with ProfileConflictException

use of io.cdap.cdap.common.ProfileConflictException in project cdap by caskdata.

the class ProfileServiceTest method testProfileDeletion.

@Test
public void testProfileDeletion() throws Exception {
    ProfileId myProfile = NamespaceId.DEFAULT.profile("MyProfile");
    ProfileId myProfile2 = NamespaceId.DEFAULT.profile("MyProfile2");
    Profile profile1 = new Profile("MyProfile", Profile.NATIVE.getLabel(), Profile.NATIVE.getDescription(), Profile.NATIVE.getScope(), Profile.NATIVE.getProvisioner());
    Profile profile2 = new Profile("MyProfile2", Profile.NATIVE.getLabel(), Profile.NATIVE.getDescription(), Profile.NATIVE.getScope(), ProfileStatus.DISABLED, Profile.NATIVE.getProvisioner());
    profileService.saveProfile(myProfile, profile1);
    // add profile2 and disable it, profile2 can get deleted at any time
    profileService.saveProfile(myProfile2, profile2);
    profileService.disableProfile(myProfile2);
    // Should not be able to delete because the profile is by default enabled
    try {
        profileService.deleteProfile(myProfile);
        Assert.fail();
    } catch (ProfileConflictException e) {
    // expected
    }
    try {
        profileService.deleteAllProfiles(NamespaceId.DEFAULT);
        Assert.fail();
    } catch (ProfileConflictException e) {
        // expected and check profile 2 is not getting deleted
        Assert.assertEquals(profile2, profileService.getProfile(myProfile2));
    }
    // add assignment and disable it, deletion should also fail
    profileService.addProfileAssignment(myProfile, NamespaceId.DEFAULT);
    profileService.disableProfile(myProfile);
    try {
        profileService.deleteProfile(myProfile);
        Assert.fail();
    } catch (ProfileConflictException e) {
    // expected
    }
    try {
        profileService.deleteAllProfiles(NamespaceId.DEFAULT);
        Assert.fail();
    } catch (ProfileConflictException e) {
        // expected and check profile 2 is not getting deleted
        Assert.assertEquals(profile2, profileService.getProfile(myProfile2));
    }
    profileService.removeProfileAssignment(myProfile, NamespaceId.DEFAULT);
    // add an active record to DefaultStore, deletion should still fail
    Store store = getDefaultStore();
    ProgramId programId = NamespaceId.DEFAULT.app("myApp").workflow("myProgram");
    ArtifactId artifactId = NamespaceId.DEFAULT.artifact("testArtifact", "1.0").toApiArtifactId();
    RunId runId = RunIds.generate(System.currentTimeMillis());
    ProgramRunId programRunId = programId.run(runId.getId());
    Map<String, String> systemArgs = Collections.singletonMap(SystemArguments.PROFILE_NAME, myProfile.getScopedName());
    int sourceId = 0;
    store.setProvisioning(programRunId, Collections.emptyMap(), systemArgs, AppFabricTestHelper.createSourceId(++sourceId), artifactId);
    store.setProvisioned(programRunId, 0, AppFabricTestHelper.createSourceId(++sourceId));
    store.setStart(programRunId, null, systemArgs, AppFabricTestHelper.createSourceId(++sourceId));
    try {
        profileService.deleteProfile(myProfile);
        Assert.fail();
    } catch (ProfileConflictException e) {
    // expected
    }
    try {
        profileService.deleteAllProfiles(NamespaceId.DEFAULT);
        Assert.fail();
    } catch (ProfileConflictException e) {
        // expected and check profile 2 is not getting deleted
        Assert.assertEquals(profile2, profileService.getProfile(myProfile2));
    }
    // set the run to stopped then deletion should work
    store.setStop(programRunId, System.currentTimeMillis() + 1000, ProgramController.State.ERROR.getRunStatus(), AppFabricTestHelper.createSourceId(++sourceId));
    // now profile deletion should succeed
    profileService.deleteProfile(myProfile);
    Assert.assertEquals(Collections.singletonList(profile2), profileService.getProfiles(NamespaceId.DEFAULT, false));
    profileService.saveProfile(myProfile, profile1);
    profileService.disableProfile(myProfile);
    profileService.deleteAllProfiles(NamespaceId.DEFAULT);
    Assert.assertEquals(Collections.emptyList(), profileService.getProfiles(NamespaceId.DEFAULT, false));
}

Example 3 with ProfileConflictException

use of io.cdap.cdap.common.ProfileConflictException in project cdap by caskdata.

the class ProgramLifecycleService method createProgramOptions.

@VisibleForTesting
ProgramOptions createProgramOptions(ProgramId programId, Map<String, String> userArgs, Map<String, String> sysArgs, boolean debug) throws NotFoundException, ProfileConflictException {
    ProfileId profileId = SystemArguments.getProfileIdForProgram(programId, userArgs);
    Map<String, String> profileProperties = SystemArguments.getProfileProperties(userArgs);
    Profile profile = profileService.getProfile(profileId, profileProperties);
    if (profile.getStatus() == ProfileStatus.DISABLED) {
        throw new ProfileConflictException(String.format("Profile %s in namespace %s is disabled. It cannot be " + "used to start the program %s", profileId.getProfile(), profileId.getNamespace(), programId.toString()), profileId);
    }
    ProvisionerDetail spec = provisioningService.getProvisionerDetail(profile.getProvisioner().getName());
    if (spec == null) {
        throw new NotFoundException(String.format("Provisioner '%s' not found.", profile.getProvisioner().getName()));
    }
    // get and add any user overrides for profile properties
    Map<String, String> systemArgs = new HashMap<>(sysArgs);
    // add profile properties to the system arguments
    SystemArguments.addProfileArgs(systemArgs, profile);
    // Set the ClusterMode. If it is NATIVE profile, then it is ON_PREMISE, otherwise is ISOLATED
    // This should probably move into the provisioner later once we have a better contract for the
    // provisioner to actually pick what launching mechanism it wants to use.
    systemArgs.put(ProgramOptionConstants.CLUSTER_MODE, (ProfileId.NATIVE.equals(profileId) ? ClusterMode.ON_PREMISE : ClusterMode.ISOLATED).name());
    ProgramSpecification programSpecification = getProgramSpecificationWithoutAuthz(programId);
    if (programSpecification == null) {
        throw new NotFoundException(programId);
    }
    addAppCDAPVersion(programId, systemArgs);
    // put all the plugin requirements if any involved in the run
    systemArgs.put(ProgramOptionConstants.PLUGIN_REQUIREMENTS, GSON.toJson(getPluginRequirements(programSpecification)));
    return new SimpleProgramOptions(programId, new BasicArguments(systemArgs), new BasicArguments(userArgs), debug);
}

Example 4 with ProfileConflictException

use of io.cdap.cdap.common.ProfileConflictException in project cdap by caskdata.

the class CoreSchedulerService method updateSchedule.

@Override
public void updateSchedule(ProgramSchedule schedule) throws NotFoundException, BadRequestException, ProfileConflictException {
    checkStarted();
    ProgramScheduleStatus previousStatus = getScheduleStatus(schedule.getScheduleId());
    deleteSchedule(schedule.getScheduleId());
    try {
        addSchedule(schedule);
    } catch (AlreadyExistsException e) {
        // Should never reach here because we just deleted it
        throw new IllegalStateException("Schedule '" + schedule.getScheduleId() + "' already exists despite just being deleted.");
    }
    // if the schedule was previously enabled, it should still/again enabled be after the update
    if (ProgramScheduleStatus.SCHEDULED == previousStatus) {
        try {
            enableSchedule(schedule.getScheduleId());
        } catch (ConflictException e) {
            // Should never reach here because we just added this
            throw new IllegalStateException("Schedule '" + schedule.getScheduleId() + "' already enabled despite just being added.");
        }
    }
}

Example 5 with ProfileConflictException

use of io.cdap.cdap.common.ProfileConflictException in project cdap by caskdata.

the class ProfileStore method addProfileAssignment.

/**
 * Add an assignment to the profile. Assignment can only be added if the profile is ENABLED
 *
 * @param profileId the profile id
 * @param entityId the entity to add to the assgiment
 */
public void addProfileAssignment(ProfileId profileId, EntityId entityId) throws ProfileConflictException, NotFoundException, IOException {
    Collection<Field<?>> fields = getProfileKeys(profileId);
    Profile profile = getProfileInternal(fields);
    if (profile == null) {
        throw new NotFoundException(profileId);
    }
    if (profile.getStatus() == ProfileStatus.DISABLED) {
        throw new ProfileConflictException(String.format("Profile %s is DISABLED. No entity can be assigned to it.", profileId.getProfile()), profileId);
    }
    addEntityIdKey(fields, entityId);
    fields.add(Fields.stringField(StoreDefinition.ProfileStore.ENTITY_DATA_FIELD, GSON.toJson(entityId)));
    profileEntityTable.upsert(fields);
}