Examples with ApplicationStatus org.codice.ddf.admin.application.service.ApplicationStatus used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ApplicationStatus

use of org.codice.ddf.admin.application.service.ApplicationStatus in project ddf by codice.

the class TestApplicationService method bTestAppStatus.

@Test
public void bTestAppStatus() throws ApplicationServiceException, InterruptedException {
    systemSubject.execute(() -> {
        // Test AppService
        ApplicationService applicationService = getServiceManager().getService(ApplicationService.class);
        Set<Application> apps = applicationService.getApplications();
        List<Application> catalogList = apps.stream().filter(a -> CATALOG_APP.equals(a.getName())).collect(Collectors.toList());
        if (catalogList.size() != 1) {
            fail("Expected to find 1 " + CATALOG_APP + " in Application list.");
        }
        Application catalog = catalogList.get(0);
        try {
            applicationService.startApplication(catalog);
            getServiceManager().waitForAllBundles();
        } catch (ApplicationServiceException e) {
            LOGGER.error("Failed to start the {}: {}", CATALOG_APP, e.getMessage());
            fail();
        } catch (InterruptedException e) {
            LOGGER.error("Failed to start start all bundles {}", e.getMessage());
            fail();
        }
        assertNotNull("Application [" + CATALOG_APP + "] must not be null", catalog);
        ApplicationStatus status = applicationService.getApplicationStatus(catalog);
        assertThat("Application [" + CATALOG_APP + "] should be ACTIVE", status.getState(), is(ACTIVE));
        List<Application> registryList = apps.stream().filter(a -> REGISTRY_APP.equals(a.getName())).collect(Collectors.toList());
        if (catalogList.size() != 1) {
            fail("Expected to find 1 " + REGISTRY_APP + " in Application list.");
        }
        Application registry = registryList.get(0);
        assertNotNull("Application [" + REGISTRY_APP + "] must not be null", registry);
        status = applicationService.getApplicationStatus(registry);
        assertThat("Application [" + REGISTRY_APP + "] should be INACTIVE", status.getState(), is(INACTIVE));
        // Test Commands
        String response = console.runCommand(STATUS_COMMAND + CATALOG_APP);
        assertThat(CATALOG_APP + " should be ACTIVE", response, containsString(ACTIVE_APP));
        response = console.runCommand(STATUS_COMMAND + REGISTRY_APP);
        assertThat(REGISTRY_APP + " should be INACTIVE", response, containsString(INACTIVE_APP));
    });
}

Example 2 with ApplicationStatus

use of org.codice.ddf.admin.application.service.ApplicationStatus in project ddf by codice.

the class TestApplicationService method cTestAppStartStop.

@Test
// DDF-2954
@ConditionalIgnoreRule.ConditionalIgnore(condition = SkipUnstableTest.class)
public void cTestAppStartStop() throws ApplicationServiceException {
    systemSubject.execute(() -> {
        // Test AppService
        ApplicationService applicationService = getServiceManager().getService(ApplicationService.class);
        Application registry = applicationService.getApplication(REGISTRY_APP);
        assertNotNull("Application [" + REGISTRY_APP + "] must not be null", registry);
        ApplicationStatus status = applicationService.getApplicationStatus(registry);
        assertThat(REGISTRY_APP + " should be INACTIVE", status.getState(), is(INACTIVE));
        try {
            applicationService.startApplication(registry);
        } catch (ApplicationServiceException e) {
            LOGGER.error("Failed to start the {}: {}", REGISTRY_APP, e.getMessage());
            fail();
        }
        status = applicationService.getApplicationStatus(registry);
        assertThat(REGISTRY_APP + " should be ACTIVE after start, but was [" + status.getState() + "]", status.getState(), is(ACTIVE));
        try {
            applicationService.stopApplication(registry);
        } catch (ApplicationServiceException e) {
            LOGGER.error("Failed to stop the {}: {}", REGISTRY_APP, e.getMessage());
            fail();
        }
        status = applicationService.getApplicationStatus(registry);
        assertThat(REGISTRY_APP + " should be INACTIVE after stop", status.getState(), is(INACTIVE));
        // Test Commands
        String response = console.runCommand(STATUS_COMMAND + REGISTRY_APP);
        assertThat(REGISTRY_APP + " should be INACTIVE", response, containsString(INACTIVE_APP));
        response = console.runCommand(START_COMMAND + REGISTRY_APP);
        assertThat(REGISTRY_APP + " should be empty response after " + START_COMMAND, response, isEmptyString());
        response = console.runCommand(STATUS_COMMAND + REGISTRY_APP);
        assertThat(REGISTRY_APP + " should be ACTIVE after " + START_COMMAND, response, containsString(ACTIVE_APP));
        response = console.runCommand(STOP_COMMAND + REGISTRY_APP);
        assertThat(REGISTRY_APP + " should be empty response after " + START_COMMAND, response, isEmptyString());
        response = console.runCommand(STATUS_COMMAND + REGISTRY_APP);
        assertThat(REGISTRY_APP + " should be INACTIVE after " + STOP_COMMAND, response, containsString(INACTIVE_APP));
    });
}

Example 3 with ApplicationStatus

use of org.codice.ddf.admin.application.service.ApplicationStatus in project ddf by codice.

the class ApplicationServiceImplTest method testGetActiveApplicationStatus.

/**
     * Tests receiving application status for an application in the ACTIVE
     * state.
     */
@Test
public void testGetActiveApplicationStatus() throws Exception {
    Set<Repository> activeRepos = new HashSet<Repository>(Arrays.asList(noMainFeatureRepo1));
    FeaturesService featuresService = createMockFeaturesService(activeRepos, null, null);
    when(bundleContext.getService(mockFeatureRef)).thenReturn(featuresService);
    ApplicationService appService = createPermittedApplicationServiceImpl();
    Set<Application> applications = appService.getApplications();
    assertEquals(1, applications.size());
    for (Application curApp : applications) {
        ApplicationStatus status = appService.getApplicationStatus(curApp);
        assertEquals(curApp, status.getApplication());
        assertEquals(ApplicationState.ACTIVE, status.getState());
        assertTrue(status.getErrorBundles().isEmpty());
        assertTrue(status.getErrorFeatures().isEmpty());
    }
}

Example 4 with ApplicationStatus

use of org.codice.ddf.admin.application.service.ApplicationStatus in project ddf by codice.

the class StopApplicationCommandTest method testStopApplicationCommandTest.

/**
     * Tests the {@link StopApplicationCommand} class and its associated methods
     *
     * @throws Exception
     */
@Test
public void testStopApplicationCommandTest() throws Exception {
    ApplicationService testAppService = mock(ApplicationServiceImpl.class);
    Application testApp = mock(ApplicationImpl.class);
    ApplicationStatus testStatus = mock(ApplicationStatus.class);
    StopApplicationCommand stopApplicationCommand = new StopApplicationCommand();
    stopApplicationCommand.appName = APP_NAME;
    when(testStatus.getState()).thenReturn(ApplicationState.ACTIVE);
    when(testAppService.getApplicationStatus(testApp)).thenReturn(testStatus);
    when(testAppService.getApplication(APP_NAME)).thenReturn(testApp);
    stopApplicationCommand.doExecute(testAppService);
    verify(testAppService).stopApplication(APP_NAME);
}

Example 5 with ApplicationStatus

use of org.codice.ddf.admin.application.service.ApplicationStatus in project ddf by codice.

the class StopApplicationCommandTest method testStopApplicationCommandAlreadyStopped.

/**
     * Tests the {@link StopApplicationCommand} class and its associated methods
     * for the case where the application parameter has already been stopped
     *
     * @throws Exception
     */
@Test
public void testStopApplicationCommandAlreadyStopped() throws Exception {
    ApplicationService testAppService = mock(ApplicationServiceImpl.class);
    Application testApp = mock(ApplicationImpl.class);
    ApplicationStatus testStatus = mock(ApplicationStatus.class);
    StopApplicationCommand stopApplicationCommand = new StopApplicationCommand();
    stopApplicationCommand.appName = APP_NAME;
    when(testStatus.getState()).thenReturn(ApplicationState.INACTIVE);
    when(testAppService.getApplicationStatus(testApp)).thenReturn(testStatus);
    when(testAppService.getApplication(APP_NAME)).thenReturn(testApp);
    // Should handle this condition gracefully without throwing an exception
    // If an exception is thrown, this test fails...
    stopApplicationCommand.doExecute(testAppService);
}