Examples with Connection mondrian.olap.Connection used on opensource projects

Example 36 with Connection

use of mondrian.olap.Connection in project mondrian by pentaho.

the class TestContext method getSchemaWarnings.

/**
 * Creates a FoodMart connection with "Ignore=true" and returns the list
 * of warnings in the schema.
 *
 * @return Warnings encountered while loading schema
 */
public List<Exception> getSchemaWarnings() {
    final Util.PropertyList propertyList = getConnectionProperties().clone();
    propertyList.put(RolapConnectionProperties.Ignore.name(), "true");
    final Connection connection = withProperties(propertyList).getConnection();
    return connection.getSchema().getWarnings();
}

Example 37 with Connection

use of mondrian.olap.Connection in project mondrian by pentaho.

the class TestContext method assertSetExprDependsOn.

/**
 * Asserts that an MDX set-valued expression depends upon a given list of
 * dimensions.
 */
public void assertSetExprDependsOn(String expr, String dimList) {
    // Construct a query, and mine it for a parsed expression.
    // Use a fresh connection, because some tests define their own dims.
    final Connection connection = getConnection();
    final String queryString = "SELECT {" + expr + "} ON COLUMNS FROM [Sales]";
    final Query query = connection.parseQuery(queryString);
    query.resolve();
    final Exp expression = query.getAxes()[0].getSet();
    // Build a list of the dimensions which the expression depends upon,
    // and check that it is as expected.
    checkDependsOn(query, expression, dimList, false);
}

Example 38 with Connection

use of mondrian.olap.Connection in project pentaho-platform by pentaho.

the class PentahoXmlaServlet method createConnectionFactory.

@Override
protected ConnectionFactory createConnectionFactory(final ServletConfig servletConfig) throws ServletException {
    final ConnectionFactory delegate = super.createConnectionFactory(servletConfig);
    /*
     * This wrapper for the connection factory allows us to
     * override the list of roles with the ones defined in
     * the IPentahoSession and filter it through the
     * IConnectionUserRoleMapper.
     */
    return new ConnectionFactory() {

        public Map<String, Object> getPreConfiguredDiscoverDatasourcesResponse() {
            return delegate.getPreConfiguredDiscoverDatasourcesResponse();
        }

        public OlapConnection getConnection(String databaseName, String catalogName, String roleName, Properties props) throws SQLException {
            // What we do here is to filter the role names with the mapper.
            // First, get a user role mapper, if one is configured.
            final IPentahoSession session = PentahoSessionHolder.getSession();
            final IConnectionUserRoleMapper mondrianUserRoleMapper = PentahoSystem.get(IConnectionUserRoleMapper.class, MDXConnection.MDX_CONNECTION_MAPPER_KEY, // Don't use the user session here yet.
            null);
            String[] effectiveRoles = new String[0];
            /*
         * If Catalog/Schema are null (this happens with high level metadata requests,
         * like DISCOVER_DATASOURCES) we can't use the role mapper, even if it
         * is present and configured.
         */
            if (mondrianUserRoleMapper != null && catalogName != null) {
                // Use the role mapper.
                try {
                    effectiveRoles = mondrianUserRoleMapper.mapConnectionRoles(session, catalogName);
                    if (effectiveRoles == null) {
                        effectiveRoles = new String[0];
                    }
                } catch (PentahoAccessControlException e) {
                    throw new SQLException(e);
                }
            }
            // Now we tokenize that list.
            boolean addComma = false;
            // $NON-NLS-1$
            roleName = "";
            for (String role : effectiveRoles) {
                if (addComma) {
                    // $NON-NLS-1$
                    roleName = roleName.concat(",");
                }
                roleName = roleName.concat(role);
                addComma = true;
            }
            // Now let the delegate connection factory do its magic.
            if (catalogName == null) {
                return delegate.getConnection(databaseName, catalogName, roleName.equals("") ? null : roleName, props);
            } else {
                // We create a connection differently so we can ensure that
                // the XMLA servlet shares the same MondrianServer instance as the rest
                // of the platform
                IMondrianCatalogService mcs = PentahoSystem.get(IMondrianCatalogService.class);
                MondrianCatalog mc = mcs.getCatalog(catalogName, PentahoSessionHolder.getSession());
                if (mc == null) {
                    throw new XmlaException(CLIENT_FAULT_FC, HSB_BAD_RESTRICTION_LIST_CODE, HSB_BAD_RESTRICTION_LIST_FAULT_FS, new MondrianException("No such catalog: " + catalogName));
                }
                Connection con = DriverManager.getConnection(mc.getDataSourceInfo() + ";Catalog=" + mc.getDefinition(), catalogLocator);
                try {
                    final MondrianServer server = MondrianServer.forConnection(con);
                    FileRepository fr = new FileRepository(makeContentFinder(makeDataSourcesUrl(servletConfig)), catalogLocator);
                    OlapConnection connection = fr.getConnection(server, databaseName, catalogName, roleName, props);
                    fr.shutdown();
                    return connection;
                } finally {
                    con.close();
                }
            }
        }
    };
}