Examples with AttributeChanges org.jvnet.hk2.config.AttributeChanges used on opensource projects

Example 1 with AttributeChanges

use of org.jvnet.hk2.config.AttributeChanges in project Payara by payara.

the class DirectCreationTest method doTest.

public void doTest() throws TransactionFailure {
    AdminService service = habitat.getService(AdminService.class);
    ConfigBean serviceBean = (ConfigBean) ConfigBean.unwrap(service);
    Class<?>[] subTypes = null;
    try {
        subTypes = ConfigSupport.getSubElementsTypes(serviceBean);
    } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
        // To change body of catch statement use File | Settings | File Templates.
        e.printStackTrace();
        throw new RuntimeException(e);
    }
    ConfigSupport support = getBaseServiceLocator().getService(ConfigSupport.class);
    assertNotNull("ConfigSupport not found", support);
    for (Class<?> subType : subTypes) {
        // TODO:  JL force compilation error to mark this probably edit point for grizzly config
        if (subType.getName().endsWith("DasConfig")) {
            Map<String, String> configChanges = new HashMap<String, String>();
            configChanges.put("dynamic-reload-enabled", "true");
            configChanges.put("autodeploy-dir", "funky-dir");
            support.createAndSet(serviceBean, (Class<? extends ConfigBeanProxy>) subType, configChanges);
            break;
        }
    }
    support.createAndSet(serviceBean, DasConfig.class, (List) null);
    List<AttributeChanges> profilerChanges = new ArrayList<AttributeChanges>();
    String[] values = { "-Xmx512m", "-RFtrq", "-Xmw24" };
    ConfigSupport.MultipleAttributeChanges multipleChanges = new ConfigSupport.MultipleAttributeChanges("jvm-options", values);
    String[] values1 = { "profile" };
    ConfigSupport.MultipleAttributeChanges multipleChanges1 = new ConfigSupport.MultipleAttributeChanges("name", values1);
    profilerChanges.add(multipleChanges);
    profilerChanges.add(multipleChanges1);
    support.createAndSet((ConfigBean) ConfigBean.unwrap(habitat.<JavaConfig>getService(JavaConfig.class)), Profiler.class, profilerChanges);
}