Examples with ContainerImpl io.fabric8.internal.ContainerImpl used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ContainerImpl

use of io.fabric8.internal.ContainerImpl in project fabric8 by jboss-fuse.

the class FabricServiceImpl method getContainers.

@Override
public Container[] getContainers() {
    assertValid();
    Map<String, Container> containers = new HashMap<String, Container>();
    List<String> containerIds = dataStore.get().getContainers();
    for (String containerId : containerIds) {
        String parentId = dataStore.get().getContainerParent(containerId);
        if (parentId.isEmpty()) {
            if (!containers.containsKey(containerId)) {
                Container container = new ContainerImpl(null, containerId, this);
                containers.put(containerId, container);
            }
        } else {
            Container parent = containers.get(parentId);
            if (parent == null) {
                parent = new ContainerImpl(null, parentId, this);
                containers.put(parentId, parent);
            }
            Container container = new ContainerImpl(parent, containerId, this);
            containers.put(containerId, container);
        }
    }
    return containers.values().toArray(new Container[containers.size()]);
}

Example 2 with ContainerImpl

use of io.fabric8.internal.ContainerImpl in project fabric8 by jboss-fuse.

the class ContainerImplTest method setUp.

@Before
public void setUp() {
    fabricService = createMock(FabricService.class);
    dataStore = createMock(DataStore.class);
    expect(fabricService.adapt(DataStore.class)).andReturn(dataStore).anyTimes();
    container = new ContainerImpl(null, CONTAINER_ID, fabricService);
}

Example 3 with ContainerImpl

use of io.fabric8.internal.ContainerImpl in project fabric8 by jboss-fuse.

the class ContainerPlaceholderResolverTest method testResolveCurrentName.

@Test
@Ignore("[FABRIC-1110] Mocked test makes invalid assumption on the implementation")
public void testResolveCurrentName() throws Exception {
    final FabricService fabricService = createMock(FabricService.class);
    final DataStore dataStore = createMock(DataStore.class);
    expect(fabricService.getCurrentContainerName()).andReturn("root").anyTimes();
    expect(fabricService.getContainer(EasyMock.<String>anyObject())).andReturn(new ContainerImpl(null, "root", fabricService));
    replay(fabricService);
    replay(dataStore);
    PlaceholderResolver resolver = getContainerPlaceholderResolver();
    assertEquals("root", resolver.resolve(fabricService, null, null, null, "container:name"));
    verify(fabricService);
    verify(dataStore);
}

Example 4 with ContainerImpl

use of io.fabric8.internal.ContainerImpl in project fabric8 by jboss-fuse.

the class FabricServiceImpl method getContainer.

@Override
public Container getContainer(String name) {
    assertValid();
    if (dataStore.get().hasContainer(name)) {
        Container parent = null;
        String parentId = dataStore.get().getContainerParent(name);
        if (parentId != null && !parentId.isEmpty()) {
            parent = getContainer(parentId);
        }
        return new ContainerImpl(parent, name, this);
    }
    throw new FabricException("Container '" + name + "' does not exist");
}

Example 5 with ContainerImpl

use of io.fabric8.internal.ContainerImpl in project fabric8 by jboss-fuse.

the class ContainerLifecycleCommandsTest method testStopSingleContainer.

@Test
public void testStopSingleContainer() throws Exception {
    containers("c1");
    ContainerImpl c1 = newContainer("c1");
    expect(this.fabricService.adapt(CuratorFramework.class)).andReturn(this.curatorFramework).anyTimes();
    expect(this.fabricService.getContainers()).andReturn(new Container[] { c1 });
    this.fabricService.stopContainer(c1, false);
    replay(this.fabricService, this.commandSession);
    this.stop.execute(this.commandSession);
    verify(this.fabricService);
}