Examples with CDKRegistryProvider org.jboss.tools.openshift.cdk.server.core.internal.registry.CDKRegistryProvider used on opensource projects

Example 1 with CDKRegistryProvider

use of org.jboss.tools.openshift.cdk.server.core.internal.registry.CDKRegistryProvider in project jbosstools-openshift by jbosstools.

the class CDKRegistryTest method testRegistryURL.

@Test
public void testRegistryURL() throws Exception {
    ConfigureDependentFrameworksListener configureListener = (ConfigureDependentFrameworksListener) CDKCoreActivator.getDefault().getConfigureDependentFrameworksListener();
    configureListener.disable();
    CredentialService.getCredentialModel().addDomain("redhat.com", "redhat.com", true);
    CredentialService.getCredentialModel().addCredentials(CredentialService.getCredentialModel().getDomain("redhat.com"), "user", "password");
    CDKOpenshiftUtility util = new CDKOpenshiftUtility();
    createCDKFile("Basic", null, null);
    IServer cdkServer = createServer("openshift33");
    ServiceManagerEnvironment adb = createLoader(cdkServer);
    IConnection con = util.createOpenshiftConnection(adb, ConnectionsRegistrySingleton.getInstance());
    assertNotNull(con);
    // Can't test the registry provider model bc it hides the internal details
    CDKRegistryProvider prov = new CDKRegistryProvider() {

        protected ServiceManagerEnvironment getServiceManagerEnvironment(IServer server) {
            try {
                return createLoader(server);
            } catch (Exception e) {
                fail(e.getMessage());
            }
            return null;
        }
    };
    IStatus reg = prov.getRegistryURL(con);
    assertNotNull(reg);
    assertFalse(reg.isOK());
    ControllableServerBehavior beh = (ControllableServerBehavior) cdkServer.loadAdapter(ControllableServerBehavior.class, new NullProgressMonitor());
    beh.setServerStarted();
    reg = prov.getRegistryURL(con);
    assertNotNull(reg);
    assertTrue(reg.isOK());
    configureListener.enable();
    beh.setServerStopped();
}