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

Example 6 with ProductContent

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

the class ProductTranslatorTest method verifyOutput.

@Override
protected void verifyOutput(Product source, ProductDTO dto, boolean childrenGenerated) {
    if (source != null) {
        assertEquals(source.getUuid(), dto.getUuid());
        assertEquals(source.getMultiplier(), dto.getMultiplier());
        assertEquals(source.getId(), dto.getId());
        assertEquals(source.getName(), dto.getName());
        assertEquals(source.getAttributes(), dto.getAttributes());
        assertEquals(source.getDependentProductIds(), dto.getDependentProductIds());
        assertNotNull(dto.getProductContent());
        if (childrenGenerated) {
            for (ProductContent pc : source.getProductContent()) {
                for (ProductDTO.ProductContentDTO pcdto : dto.getProductContent()) {
                    Content content = pc.getContent();
                    ContentDTO cdto = pcdto.getContent();
                    assertNotNull(cdto);
                    assertNotNull(cdto.getId());
                    if (cdto.getId().equals(content.getId())) {
                        assertEquals(pc.isEnabled(), pcdto.isEnabled());
                        // Pass the content off to the ContentTranslatorTest to verify it
                        this.contentTranslatorTest.verifyOutput(content, cdto, true);
                    }
                }
            }
        } else {
            assertTrue(dto.getProductContent().isEmpty());
        }
    } else {
        assertNull(dto);
    }
}

Example 7 with ProductContent

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

the class X509V3ExtensionUtilTest method testPrefixLogic.

@Test
public void testPrefixLogic() {
    Owner owner = new Owner("Test Corporation");
    Product p = new Product("JarJar", "Binks");
    Content c = new Content();
    c.setContentUrl("/some/path");
    ProductContent pc = new ProductContent(p, c, true);
    assertEquals("/this/is/some/path", util.createFullContentPath("/this/is", pc));
    assertEquals("/this/is/some/path", util.createFullContentPath("/this/is/", pc));
    assertEquals("/this/is/some/path", util.createFullContentPath("/this/is///", pc));
    c.setContentUrl("some/path");
    assertEquals("/some/path", util.createFullContentPath(null, pc));
    assertEquals("/some/path", util.createFullContentPath("", pc));
    assertEquals("/this/is/some/path", util.createFullContentPath("/this/is/", pc));
    assertEquals("/this/is/some/path", util.createFullContentPath("/this/is", pc));
    assertEquals("/this/is/some/path", util.createFullContentPath("/this/is///", pc));
    c.setContentUrl("///////some/path");
    assertEquals("/this/is/some/path", util.createFullContentPath("/this/is/", pc));
    assertEquals("/this/is/some/path", util.createFullContentPath("/this/is", pc));
    assertEquals("/this/is/some/path", util.createFullContentPath("/this/is///", pc));
    assertEquals("/some/path", util.createFullContentPath(null, pc));
    assertEquals("/some/path", util.createFullContentPath("", pc));
    c.setContentUrl("http://some/path");
    assertEquals("http://some/path", util.createFullContentPath("/this/is", pc));
    c.setContentUrl("https://some/path");
    assertEquals("https://some/path", util.createFullContentPath("/this/is", pc));
    c.setContentUrl("ftp://some/path");
    assertEquals("ftp://some/path", util.createFullContentPath("/this/is", pc));
    c.setContentUrl("file://some/path");
    assertEquals("file://some/path", util.createFullContentPath("/this/is", pc));
}

Example 8 with ProductContent

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

the class X509Util method filterProductContent.

/**
 * Scan the product content looking for any we should filter out.
 *
 * Will filter out any content which modifies another product if the consumer does
 * not have an entitlement granting them access to that product.
 *
 * Will also filter out any content not promoted to the consumer's environment
 * if environment filtering is enabled.
 *
 * @param prod the product who's content we should filter
 * @param promotedContent
 * @param filterEnvironment show content also be filtered by environment.
 * @return ProductContent to include in the certificate.
 */
public Set<ProductContent> filterProductContent(Product prod, Consumer consumer, Map<String, EnvironmentContent> promotedContent, boolean filterEnvironment, Set<String> entitledProductIds) {
    Set<ProductContent> filtered = new HashSet<>();
    for (ProductContent pc : prod.getProductContent()) {
        // Filter any content not promoted to environment.
        if (filterEnvironment && consumer.getEnvironmentId() != null && !promotedContent.containsKey(pc.getContent().getId())) {
            log.debug("Skipping content not promoted to environment: {}" + pc.getContent());
            continue;
        }
        boolean include = true;
        if (pc.getContent().getModifiedProductIds().size() > 0) {
            include = false;
            Set<String> prodIds = pc.getContent().getModifiedProductIds();
            // we will include this content set:
            for (String prodId : prodIds) {
                if (entitledProductIds.contains(prodId)) {
                    include = true;
                    break;
                }
            }
        }
        if (include) {
            filtered.add(pc);
        }
    }
    return filtered;
}

Example 9 with ProductContent

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

the class X509V3ExtensionUtil method filterProductContent.

/**
 * Scan the product content looking for any which modify some other product. If found
 * we must check that this consumer has another entitlement granting them access
 * to that modified product. If they do not, we should filter out this content.
 *
 * @param prod
 * @return ProductContent to include in the certificate.
 */
public Set<ProductContent> filterProductContent(Product prod, Set<String> entitledProductIds) {
    Set<ProductContent> filtered = new HashSet<>();
    for (ProductContent pc : prod.getProductContent()) {
        boolean include = true;
        if (pc.getContent().getModifiedProductIds().size() > 0) {
            include = false;
            Set<String> prodIds = pc.getContent().getModifiedProductIds();
            // we will include this content set
            for (String prodId : prodIds) {
                if (entitledProductIds.contains(prodId)) {
                    include = true;
                    break;
                }
            }
        }
        if (include) {
            filtered.add(pc);
        } else {
            log.debug("No entitlements found for modified products.");
            log.debug("Skipping content set: " + pc.getContent());
        }
    }
    return filtered;
}

Example 10 with ProductContent

use of org.candlepin.model.ProductContent 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()));
}