Examples with DeviceKey org.onosproject.net.key.DeviceKey used on opensource projects

Example 1 with DeviceKey

use of org.onosproject.net.key.DeviceKey in project onos by opennetworkinglab.

the class DeviceKeyWebResource method removeDeviceKey.

/**
 * Removes a device key by device key identifier.
 *
 * @param id device key identifier
 * @return 200 OK with a removed device key, 404 not found
 */
@DELETE
@Path("{id}")
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
public Response removeDeviceKey(@PathParam("id") String id) {
    DeviceKey deviceKey = nullIsNotFound(get(DeviceKeyService.class).getDeviceKey(DeviceKeyId.deviceKeyId(id)), DEVICE_KEY_NOT_FOUND);
    get(DeviceKeyAdminService.class).removeKey(DeviceKeyId.deviceKeyId(id));
    return ok(codec(DeviceKey.class).encode(deviceKey, this)).build();
}

Example 2 with DeviceKey

use of org.onosproject.net.key.DeviceKey in project onos by opennetworkinglab.

the class DeviceKeyWebResource method addDeviceKey.

/**
 * Adds a new device key from the JSON input stream.
 *
 * @param stream device key JSON stream
 * @return status of the request - CREATED if the JSON is correct,
 * BAD_REQUEST if the JSON is invalid
 * @onos.rsModel Devicekey
 */
@POST
@Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
public Response addDeviceKey(InputStream stream) {
    try {
        DeviceKeyAdminService service = get(DeviceKeyAdminService.class);
        ObjectNode root = readTreeFromStream(mapper(), stream);
        DeviceKey deviceKey = codec(DeviceKey.class).decode(root, this);
        service.addKey(deviceKey);
        UriBuilder locationBuilder = uriInfo.getBaseUriBuilder().path("keys").path(deviceKey.deviceKeyId().id());
        return Response.created(locationBuilder.build()).build();
    } catch (IOException ioe) {
        throw new IllegalArgumentException(ioe);
    }
}

Example 3 with DeviceKey

use of org.onosproject.net.key.DeviceKey in project onos by opennetworkinglab.

the class DeviceKeyManagerTest method testAddKey.

/**
 * Tests adding a device key using the device key manager.
 * This also tests the device key manager query methods.
 */
@Test
public void testAddKey() {
    DeviceKeyId deviceKeyId = DeviceKeyId.deviceKeyId(deviceKeyIdValue);
    DeviceKey deviceKey = DeviceKey.createDeviceKeyUsingCommunityName(deviceKeyId, deviceKeyLabel, deviceKeySnmpName);
    // Test to make sure that the device key store is empty
    Collection<DeviceKey> deviceKeys = manager.getDeviceKeys();
    assertTrue("The device key set should be empty.", deviceKeys.isEmpty());
    // Add the new device key using the device key manager.
    manager.addKey(deviceKey);
    // Test the getDeviceKeys method to make sure that the new device key exists
    deviceKeys = manager.getDeviceKeys();
    assertEquals("There should be one device key in the set.", deviceKeys.size(), 1);
    // Test the getDeviceKey method using the device key unique identifier
    deviceKey = manager.getDeviceKey(deviceKeyId);
    assertEquals("There should be one device key in the set.", deviceKeys.size(), 1);
    // Validate that only the DEVICE_KEY_ADDED event was received.
    validateEvents(DeviceKeyEvent.Type.DEVICE_KEY_ADDED);
}

Example 4 with DeviceKey

use of org.onosproject.net.key.DeviceKey in project onos by opennetworkinglab.

the class DeviceKeyManagerTest method testRemoveKey.

/**
 * Tests removal of a device key from the store using the device key identifier.
 */
@Test
public void testRemoveKey() {
    DeviceKeyId deviceKeyId = DeviceKeyId.deviceKeyId(deviceKeyIdValue);
    DeviceKey deviceKey = DeviceKey.createDeviceKeyUsingCommunityName(deviceKeyId, deviceKeyLabel, deviceKeySnmpName);
    // Add the new device key using the device key manager
    manager.addKey(deviceKey);
    // Remove the device key from the store
    manager.removeKey(deviceKeyId);
    // Validate that the device key was removed from the store by querying it.
    deviceKey = manager.getDeviceKey(deviceKeyId);
    assertNull("The device key set should be empty.", deviceKey);
    // Validate that the following events were received in order,
    // DEVICE_KEY_ADDED, DEVICE_KEY_REMOVED.
    validateEvents(DeviceKeyEvent.Type.DEVICE_KEY_ADDED, DeviceKeyEvent.Type.DEVICE_KEY_REMOVED);
}

Example 5 with DeviceKey

use of org.onosproject.net.key.DeviceKey in project onos by opennetworkinglab.

the class DeviceKeyManagerTest method testAddSameKey.

/**
 * Tests re-adding the same device key to the store but with a different label.
 */
@Test
public void testAddSameKey() {
    DeviceKeyId deviceKeyId = DeviceKeyId.deviceKeyId(deviceKeyIdValue);
    DeviceKey deviceKey = DeviceKey.createDeviceKeyUsingCommunityName(deviceKeyId, deviceKeyLabel, deviceKeySnmpName);
    // Add the first device key via the device key manager
    manager.addKey(deviceKey);
    // Test the getDeviceKeys method
    Collection<DeviceKey> deviceKeys = manager.getDeviceKeys();
    assertEquals("There should be one device key in the set.", deviceKeys.size(), 1);
    // Now let's create a new device key with the same device key identifier as exists in the store.
    DeviceKey deviceKey2 = DeviceKey.createDeviceKeyUsingCommunityName(deviceKeyId, deviceKeyLabel2, deviceKeySnmpName);
    // Replace the new device key in the store
    manager.addKey(deviceKey2);
    // Test the getDeviceKeys method to ensure that only 1 device key exists in the store.
    deviceKeys = manager.getDeviceKeys();
    assertEquals("There should be one device key in the set.", deviceKeys.size(), 1);
    // Test the getDeviceKey method using the device key unique identifier
    deviceKey = manager.getDeviceKey(deviceKeyId);
    assertNotNull("The device key should not be null.", deviceKey);
    assertEquals("The device key label should match.", deviceKeyLabel2, deviceKey.label());
    // Validate that the following events were received in order,
    // DEVICE_KEY_ADDED, DEVICE_KEY_REMOVED, DEVICE_KEY_ADDED.
    validateEvents(DeviceKeyEvent.Type.DEVICE_KEY_ADDED, DeviceKeyEvent.Type.DEVICE_KEY_UPDATED);
}