Examples with ConcurrencyConstraint io.cdap.cdap.internal.app.runtime.schedule.constraint.ConcurrencyConstraint used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ConcurrencyConstraint

use of io.cdap.cdap.internal.app.runtime.schedule.constraint.ConcurrencyConstraint in project cdap by caskdata.

the class ProgramLifecycleHttpHandlerTest method testUpdateSchedule.

private void testUpdateSchedule(ApplicationId appV2Id) throws Exception {
    ScheduleDetail updateDetail = new ScheduleDetail(AppWithSchedule.SCHEDULE, "updatedDescription", null, ImmutableMap.of("twoKey", "twoValue", "someKey", "newValue"), new TimeTrigger("0 4 * * *"), ImmutableList.of(new ConcurrencyConstraint(5)), null);
    // trying to update schedule for a non-existing app should fail
    HttpResponse response = updateSchedule(TEST_NAMESPACE1, "nonExistingApp", null, AppWithSchedule.SCHEDULE, updateDetail);
    Assert.assertEquals(HttpResponseStatus.NOT_FOUND.code(), response.getResponseCode());
    // trying to update a non-existing schedule should fail
    ScheduleDetail nonExistingSchedule = new ScheduleDetail("NonExistingSchedule", "updatedDescription", null, ImmutableMap.of("twoKey", "twoValue"), new TimeTrigger("0 4 * * *"), ImmutableList.of(new ConcurrencyConstraint(5)), null);
    response = updateSchedule(TEST_NAMESPACE1, AppWithSchedule.NAME, null, "NonExistingSchedule", nonExistingSchedule);
    Assert.assertEquals(HttpResponseStatus.NOT_FOUND.code(), response.getResponseCode());
    // should be able to update an existing schedule with a valid new time schedule
    response = updateSchedule(TEST_NAMESPACE1, AppWithSchedule.NAME, null, AppWithSchedule.SCHEDULE, updateDetail);
    Assert.assertEquals(HttpResponseStatus.OK.code(), response.getResponseCode());
    // verify that the schedule information for updated
    ScheduleDetail schedule = getSchedule(TEST_NAMESPACE1, AppWithSchedule.NAME, null, AppWithSchedule.SCHEDULE);
    Assert.assertEquals("updatedDescription", schedule.getDescription());
    Assert.assertEquals("0 4 * * *", ((TimeTrigger) schedule.getTrigger()).getCronExpression());
    Assert.assertEquals(new ProtoConstraint.ConcurrencyConstraint(5), schedule.getConstraints().get(0));
    // the properties should have been replaced
    Assert.assertEquals(2, schedule.getProperties().size());
    Assert.assertEquals("newValue", schedule.getProperties().get("someKey"));
    Assert.assertEquals("twoValue", schedule.getProperties().get("twoKey"));
    // the old property should not exist
    Assert.assertNull(schedule.getProperties().get("oneKey"));
    // the above update should not have affected the schedule for the other version of the app
    schedule = getSchedule(TEST_NAMESPACE1, AppWithSchedule.NAME, appV2Id.getVersion(), AppWithSchedule.SCHEDULE);
    Assert.assertNotEquals("updatedDescription", schedule.getDescription());
    Assert.assertEquals("0/15 * * * * ?", ((TimeTrigger) schedule.getTrigger()).getCronExpression());
    // try to update the schedule again but this time with property as null. It should retain the old properties
    ScheduleDetail scheduleDetail = new ScheduleDetail(AppWithSchedule.SCHEDULE, "updatedDescription", null, null, new ProtoTrigger.TimeTrigger("0 4 * * *"), null, null);
    response = updateSchedule(TEST_NAMESPACE1, AppWithSchedule.NAME, null, AppWithSchedule.SCHEDULE, scheduleDetail);
    Assert.assertEquals(HttpResponseStatus.OK.code(), response.getResponseCode());
    schedule = getSchedule(TEST_NAMESPACE1, AppWithSchedule.NAME, null, AppWithSchedule.SCHEDULE);
    Assert.assertEquals(2, schedule.getProperties().size());
    Assert.assertEquals("newValue", schedule.getProperties().get("someKey"));
    Assert.assertEquals("twoValue", schedule.getProperties().get("twoKey"));
    Assert.assertEquals(new ProtoConstraint.ConcurrencyConstraint(5), schedule.getConstraints().get(0));
}