Examples with Content org.candlepin.model.Content used on opensource projects

Example 36 with Content

use of org.candlepin.model.Content in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class PoolManagerFunctionalTest method testEntitleByProductsWithModifierAndModifiee.

@Test
public void testEntitleByProductsWithModifierAndModifiee() throws EntitlementRefusedException {
    Product modifier = TestUtil.createProduct("modifier", "modifier");
    Set<String> modified = new HashSet<>();
    modified.add(PRODUCT_VIRT_HOST);
    Content content = TestUtil.createContent("modifier-content", "modifier-content");
    content.setModifiedProductIds(modified);
    modifier.addContent(content, true);
    contentCurator.create(content);
    productCurator.create(modifier);
    this.ownerContentCurator.mapContentToOwner(content, this.o);
    List<Subscription> subscriptions = new LinkedList<>();
    ImportSubscriptionServiceAdapter subAdapter = new ImportSubscriptionServiceAdapter(subscriptions);
    Subscription sub = TestUtil.createSubscription(o, modifier, new HashSet<>());
    sub.setQuantity(5L);
    sub.setStartDate(new Date());
    sub.setEndDate(TestUtil.createDate(3020, 12, 12));
    sub.setModified(new Date());
    sub.setId(Util.generateDbUUID());
    subscriptions.add(sub);
    poolManager.getRefresher(subAdapter, ownerAdapter).add(o).run();
    // This test simulates https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=676870
    // where entitling first to the modifier then to the modifiee causes the modifier's
    // entitlement cert to get regenerated, but since it's all in the same http call,
    // this ends up causing a hibernate failure (the old cert is asked to be deleted,
    // but it hasn't been saved yet). Since getting the pool ordering right is tricky
    // inside an entitleByProducts call, we do it in two singular calls here.
    AutobindData data = AutobindData.create(parentSystem, o).on(new Date()).forProducts(new String[] { "modifier" });
    poolManager.entitleByProducts(data);
    try {
        data = AutobindData.create(parentSystem, o).on(new Date()).forProducts(new String[] { PRODUCT_VIRT_HOST });
        poolManager.entitleByProducts(data);
    } catch (EntityNotFoundException e) {
        throw e;
    // fail("Hibernate failed to properly save entitlement certs!");
    }
// If we get here, no exception was raised, so we're happy!
}

Example 37 with Content

use of org.candlepin.model.Content in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class ProductDataTest method testPopulateByEntityWithContent.

@Test
public void testPopulateByEntityWithContent() {
    ProductData base = new ProductData();
    Product source = new Product();
    Content[] contentEntities = new Content[] { new Content("c1", "content-1", "test_type", "test_label-1", "test_vendor-1"), new Content("c2", "content-2", "test_type", "test_label-2", "test_vendor-2"), new Content("c3", "content-3", "test_type", "test_label-3", "test_vendor-3") };
    ProductContent pcentity1 = new ProductContent(null, contentEntities[0], true);
    ProductContent pcentity2 = new ProductContent(null, contentEntities[1], false);
    ProductContent pcentity3 = new ProductContent(null, contentEntities[2], true);
    ProductContentData pcdata1 = pcentity1.toDTO();
    ProductContentData pcdata2 = pcentity2.toDTO();
    ProductContentData pcdata3 = pcentity3.toDTO();
    source.setProductContent(Arrays.asList(pcentity1, pcentity2, pcentity3));
    // Verify base state
    assertNull(base.getUuid());
    assertNull(base.getId());
    assertNull(base.getName());
    assertNull(base.getMultiplier());
    assertNull(base.getAttributes());
    assertNull(base.getProductContent());
    assertNull(base.getDependentProductIds());
    assertNull(base.getHref());
    assertNull(base.isLocked());
    base.populate(source);
    // Verify populated state
    assertNull(base.getUuid());
    assertNull(base.getId());
    assertNull(base.getName());
    assertNull(base.getMultiplier());
    assertNull(base.getHref());
    // Note: entities are always locked or unlocked, so this can never be null following a
    // populate.
    assertFalse(base.isLocked());
    // Note: by default, entities have empty collections (NOT null, as was the case before
    // DTOs). As a result, these will never be null after a populate.
    assertNotNull(base.getAttributes());
    assertTrue(base.getAttributes().isEmpty());
    assertNotNull(base.getDependentProductIds());
    assertTrue(base.getDependentProductIds().isEmpty());
    assertNotNull(base.getProductContent());
    assertTrue(Util.collectionsAreEqual(Arrays.asList(pcdata1, pcdata2, pcdata3), base.getProductContent()));
}

Example 38 with Content

use of org.candlepin.model.Content in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class ProductDataTest method testAddProductContentByEntity.

@Test
public void testAddProductContentByEntity() {
    ProductData dto = new ProductData();
    Content[] contentEntities = new Content[] { new Content("c1", "content-1", "test_type", "test_label-1", "test_vendor-1"), new Content("c2", "content-2", "test_type", "test_label-2", "test_vendor-2") };
    ProductContent pcentity1 = new ProductContent(null, contentEntities[0], true);
    ProductContent pcentity2 = new ProductContent(null, contentEntities[1], false);
    ProductContent pcentity3 = new ProductContent(null, contentEntities[1], true);
    ContentData[] content = new ContentData[] { contentEntities[0].toDTO(), contentEntities[1].toDTO() };
    ProductContentData pcdata1 = new ProductContentData(content[0], true);
    ProductContentData pcdata2 = new ProductContentData(content[1], false);
    ProductContentData pcdata3 = new ProductContentData(content[1], true);
    assertNull(dto.getProductContent());
    boolean output = dto.addProductContent(pcentity1);
    Collection<ProductContentData> output2 = dto.getProductContent();
    assertTrue(output);
    assertTrue(Util.collectionsAreEqual(Arrays.asList(pcdata1), output2));
    output = dto.addProductContent(pcentity1);
    output2 = dto.getProductContent();
    assertFalse(output);
    assertTrue(Util.collectionsAreEqual(Arrays.asList(pcdata1), output2));
    output = dto.addProductContent(pcentity2);
    output2 = dto.getProductContent();
    assertTrue(output);
    assertTrue(Util.collectionsAreEqual(Arrays.asList(pcdata1, pcdata2), output2));
    output = dto.addProductContent(pcentity3);
    output2 = dto.getProductContent();
    assertTrue(output);
    assertTrue(Util.collectionsAreEqual(Arrays.asList(pcdata1, pcdata3), output2));
}

Example 39 with Content

use of org.candlepin.model.Content in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class ProductContentDataTest method testPopulateWithEntityContent.

@Test
public void testPopulateWithEntityContent() {
    Content contentEntity = new Content("id1", "name1", "type1", "label1", "vendor1");
    ContentData contentDTO = contentEntity.toDTO();
    ProductContentData base = new ProductContentData();
    ProductContent source = new ProductContent();
    source.setContent(contentEntity);
    base.populate(source);
    assertEquals(contentDTO, base.getContent());
    // This will always be set after a populate
    assertFalse(base.isEnabled());
}

Example 40 with Content

use of org.candlepin.model.Content in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class ProductContentData method populate.

/**
 * Populates this DTO with data from the given source entity.
 *
 * @param source
 *  The source entity from which to copy data
 *
 * @throws IllegalArgumentException
 *  if source is null
 *
 * @return
 *  a reference to this DTO
 */
public ProductContentData populate(ProductContent source) {
    if (source == null) {
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("source is null");
    }
    Content content = source.getContent();
    this.content = content != null ? (this.content != null ? this.content.populate(content) : content.toDTO()) : null;
    this.enabled = source.isEnabled();
    return this;
}