Examples with AriesApplication org.apache.aries.application.management.AriesApplication used on opensource projects

Example 41 with AriesApplication

use of org.apache.aries.application.management.AriesApplication in project aries by apache.

the class BasicNoOpResolverTest method testAppWithApplicationManifest.

@Test
public void testAppWithApplicationManifest() throws Exception {
    AriesApplicationManager manager = context().getService(AriesApplicationManager.class);
    AriesApplication app = manager.createApplication(FileSystem.getFSRoot(new File("test2.eba")));
    // application name should equal to whatever Application name provided in the application.mf
    assertEquals("test application 2", app.getApplicationMetadata().getApplicationName());
    AriesApplicationContext ctx = manager.install(app);
    ctx.start();
    HelloWorld hw = context().getService(HelloWorld.class);
    String result = hw.getMessage();
    assertEquals(result, "hello world");
    ctx.stop();
    manager.uninstall(ctx);
}

Example 42 with AriesApplication

use of org.apache.aries.application.management.AriesApplication in project aries by apache.

the class TwitterTest method testTwitter.

/**
	 * Test for ARIES-461
	 * Application that bring in dependency bundles from a bundle repository doesn't deploy
	 * 
	 * @throws Exception
	 */
@Test
public void testTwitter() throws Exception {
    // provision against the local runtime
    System.setProperty(AppConstants.PROVISON_EXCLUDE_LOCAL_REPO_SYSPROP, "false");
    deleteRepos();
    MavenArtifactUrlReference twitterEbaUrl = maven("org.apache.aries.samples.twitter", "org.apache.aries.samples.twitter.eba").versionAsInProject().type("eba");
    MavenArtifactUrlReference twitterCommonLangJar = maven("commons-lang", "commons-lang").versionAsInProject();
    MavenArtifactUrlReference twitterJar = maven("org.apache.aries.samples.twitter", "org.apache.aries.samples.twitter.twitter4j").versionAsInProject();
    // add the repository xml to the repository admin
    String repositoryXML = getRepoContent("/obr/twitter/TwitterRepository.xml");
    // replace the jar file url with the real url related to the environment
    String repo = repositoryXML.replaceAll("commons.lang.location", twitterCommonLangJar.getURL()).replaceAll("twitter4j.location", twitterJar.getURL());
    URL url = getRepoUrl(repo);
    repositoryAdmin.addRepository(url);
    AriesApplication app = manager.createApplication(new URL(twitterEbaUrl.getURL()));
    app = manager.resolve(app);
    DeploymentMetadata depMeta = app.getDeploymentMetadata();
    List<DeploymentContent> provision = depMeta.getApplicationProvisionBundles();
    Collection<DeploymentContent> useBundles = depMeta.getDeployedUseBundle();
    Collection<DeploymentContent> appContent = depMeta.getApplicationDeploymentContents();
    // We cannot be sure whether there are two or three provision bundles pulled in by Felix OBR as there is an outstanding defect
    // https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-2672
    // The workaround is to check we get the two bundles we are looking for, instead of insisting on just having two bundles.
    List<String> provisionBundleSymbolicNames = new ArrayList<String>();
    for (DeploymentContent dep : provision) {
        provisionBundleSymbolicNames.add(dep.getContentName());
    }
    String provision_bundle1 = "org.apache.commons.lang";
    String provision_bundle2 = "twitter4j";
    assertTrue("Bundle " + provision_bundle1 + " not found.", provisionBundleSymbolicNames.contains(provision_bundle1));
    assertTrue("Bundle " + provision_bundle2 + " not found.", provisionBundleSymbolicNames.contains(provision_bundle2));
    assertEquals(useBundles.toString(), 0, useBundles.size());
    assertEquals(appContent.toString(), 1, appContent.size());
    AriesApplicationContext ctx = manager.install(app);
    ctx.start();
}