Examples with WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl org.opencastproject.workflow.api.WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl used on opensource projects

Example 21 with WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl

use of org.opencastproject.workflow.api.WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl in project opencast by opencast.

the class HttpNotificationWorkflowOperationHandlerTest method getWorkflowOperationResult.

private WorkflowOperationResult getWorkflowOperationResult(MediaPackage mp, Map<String, String> configurations) throws WorkflowOperationException {
    // Add the mediapackage to a workflow instance
    WorkflowInstanceImpl workflowInstance = new WorkflowInstanceImpl();
    workflowInstance.setId(1);
    workflowInstance.setState(WorkflowState.RUNNING);
    workflowInstance.setMediaPackage(mp);
    WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl operation = new WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl("op", OperationState.RUNNING);
    operation.setTemplate("http-notify");
    operation.setState(OperationState.RUNNING);
    for (String key : configurations.keySet()) {
        operation.setConfiguration(key, configurations.get(key));
    }
    List<WorkflowOperationInstance> operationsList = new ArrayList<WorkflowOperationInstance>();
    operationsList.add(operation);
    workflowInstance.setOperations(operationsList);
    // Run the media package through the operation handler, ensuring that metadata gets added
    return operationHandler.start(workflowInstance, null);
}

Example 22 with WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl

use of org.opencastproject.workflow.api.WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl in project opencast by opencast.

the class MediaPackagePostOperationHandlerTest method createWorkflow.

/**
 * Creates a new workflow and readies the engine for processing
 */
private InstanceAndHandler createWorkflow(String url, String format) {
    WorkflowOperationHandler handler = new MediaPackagePostOperationHandler();
    WorkflowInstanceImpl workflowInstance = new WorkflowInstanceImpl();
    workflowInstance.setId(1);
    workflowInstance.setState(WorkflowState.RUNNING);
    WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl operation = new WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl("op", OperationState.RUNNING);
    List<WorkflowOperationInstance> operationsList = new ArrayList<WorkflowOperationInstance>();
    operationsList.add(operation);
    workflowInstance.setOperations(operationsList);
    operation.setConfiguration("url", url);
    operation.setConfiguration("format", format);
    operation.setConfiguration("mediapackage.type", "workflow");
    return new InstanceAndHandler(workflowInstance, handler);
}

Example 23 with WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl

use of org.opencastproject.workflow.api.WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl in project opencast by opencast.

the class EmailDataTest method setUp.

@Before
public void setUp() throws Exception {
    MediaPackageBuilder builder = MediaPackageBuilderFactory.newInstance().newMediaPackageBuilder();
    uriMP = EmailDataTest.class.getResource("/email_mediapackage.xml").toURI();
    mp = builder.loadFromXml(uriMP.toURL().openStream());
    URI episodeURI = EmailDataTest.class.getResource("/episode_dublincore.xml").toURI();
    URI seriesURI = EmailDataTest.class.getResource("/series_dublincore.xml").toURI();
    DublinCoreCatalog episodeDc = DublinCores.read(episodeURI.toURL().openStream());
    catalogs.put("episode", buildCatalogHash(episodeDc));
    DublinCoreCatalog seriesDc = DublinCores.read(seriesURI.toURL().openStream());
    catalogs.put("series", buildCatalogHash(seriesDc));
    WorkflowDefinitionImpl def = new WorkflowDefinitionImpl();
    def.setId("wfdef");
    Map<String, String> props = new HashMap<String, String>();
    props.put("emailAddress", "user@domain.com");
    // Create some incidents
    incident1 = EasyMock.createNiceMock(Incident.class);
    List<Tuple<String, String>> details = new LinkedList<Tuple<String, String>>();
    Tuple<String, String> detail = new Tuple<String, String>("detail-type", "error in operation1");
    details.add(detail);
    EasyMock.expect(incident1.getDetails()).andReturn(details);
    incident2 = EasyMock.createNiceMock(Incident.class);
    details = new LinkedList<Tuple<String, String>>();
    detail = new Tuple<String, String>("detail-type", "error in operation2");
    details.add(detail);
    EasyMock.expect(incident2.getDetails()).andReturn(details);
    // Link the incident and the subtree
    incidents = new LinkedList<Incident>();
    incidents.add(incident1);
    incidents.add(incident2);
    workflowInstance = new WorkflowInstanceImpl(def, null, null, null, null, props);
    workflowInstance.setId(1);
    workflowInstance.setState(WorkflowState.RUNNING);
    workflowInstance.setMediaPackage(mp);
    failedOperation = new WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl("operation1", OperationState.FAILED);
    WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl operation = new WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl("email", OperationState.RUNNING);
    List<WorkflowOperationInstance> operationList = new ArrayList<WorkflowOperationInstance>();
    operationList.add(failedOperation);
    operationList.add(operation);
    workflowInstance.setOperations(operationList);
    EasyMock.replay(incident1, incident2);
}

Example 24 with WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl

use of org.opencastproject.workflow.api.WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl in project opencast by opencast.

the class EmailTemplateServiceImplTest method setUp.

@Before
public void setUp() throws Exception {
    MediaPackageBuilder builder = MediaPackageBuilderFactory.newInstance().newMediaPackageBuilder();
    uriMP = EmailTemplateServiceImplTest.class.getResource("/email_mediapackage.xml").toURI();
    mp = builder.loadFromXml(uriMP.toURL().openStream());
    service = new EmailTemplateServiceImpl();
    URI episodeURI = EmailTemplateServiceImplTest.class.getResource("/episode_dublincore.xml").toURI();
    URI seriesURI = EmailTemplateServiceImplTest.class.getResource("/series_dublincore.xml").toURI();
    Workspace workspace = EasyMock.createMock(Workspace.class);
    EasyMock.expect(workspace.get(new URI("episode_dublincore.xml"))).andReturn(new File(episodeURI));
    EasyMock.expect(workspace.get(new URI("series_dublincore.xml"))).andReturn(new File(seriesURI));
    EasyMock.replay(workspace);
    service.setWorkspace(workspace);
    EmailTemplateScanner templateScanner = EasyMock.createMock(EmailTemplateScanner.class);
    EasyMock.expect(templateScanner.getTemplate("templateBasic")).andReturn("Media package id: ${mediaPackage.identifier}, workflow id: ${workflow.id}, " + "title: ${mediaPackage.title}, series title: ${mediaPackage.seriesTitle}, " + "date: ${mediaPackage.date?datetime?iso_utc}");
    EasyMock.expect(templateScanner.getTemplate("templateCatalog")).andReturn("EPISODE creator: ${catalogs[\"episode\"][\"creator\"]}, isPartOf: ${catalogs[\"episode\"][\"isPartOf\"]}, " + "title: ${catalogs[\"episode\"][\"title\"]}, created: ${catalogs[\"episode\"][\"created\"]}, " + "SERIES creator: ${catalogs[\"series\"][\"creator\"]}, description: ${catalogs[\"series\"][\"description\"]}, " + "subject: ${catalogs[\"series\"][\"subject\"]}");
    EasyMock.expect(templateScanner.getTemplate("templateFailed")).andReturn("<#if failedOperation?has_content>Workflow failed in operation: ${failedOperation.template}</#if>, " + "Workflow errors: <#list incident as inc><#list inc.details as de>${de.b} </#list></#list>");
    EasyMock.expect(templateScanner.getTemplate("templateSyntaxError")).andReturn("${mediaPackage");
    EasyMock.replay(templateScanner);
    service.setEmailTemplateScanner(templateScanner);
    WorkflowDefinitionImpl def = new WorkflowDefinitionImpl();
    def.setId("wfdef");
    Map<String, String> props = new HashMap<String, String>();
    props.put("emailAddress", "user@domain.com");
    IncidentService is = EasyMock.createMock(IncidentService.class);
    /*
     * This is what we're building. EasyMock makes it ugly, of course /-------job1Tree / | / incident2 subtree |
     * incident1
     */
    // Create the tree and subtree
    IncidentTree subtree = EasyMock.createNiceMock(IncidentTree.class);
    IncidentTree job1Tree = EasyMock.createNiceMock(IncidentTree.class);
    // Create the incidents
    Incident incident1 = EasyMock.createNiceMock(Incident.class);
    List<Tuple<String, String>> details = new LinkedList<Tuple<String, String>>();
    Tuple<String, String> detail = new Tuple<String, String>("detail-type", "error in operation1");
    details.add(detail);
    EasyMock.expect(incident1.getDetails()).andReturn(details);
    Incident incident2 = EasyMock.createNiceMock(Incident.class);
    details = new LinkedList<Tuple<String, String>>();
    detail = new Tuple<String, String>("detail-type", "error in operation2");
    details.add(detail);
    EasyMock.expect(incident2.getDetails()).andReturn(details);
    // Link the incident and the subtree
    LinkedList<Incident> incidents = new LinkedList<Incident>();
    incidents.add(incident1);
    EasyMock.expect(subtree.getIncidents()).andReturn(incidents).anyTimes();
    // This is what Entwine wrote in the IncidentTree class, so rather than null we're using Immutables.nil()
    List<IncidentTree> subtreeDecendants = Immutables.nil();
    EasyMock.expect(subtree.getDescendants()).andReturn(subtreeDecendants).anyTimes();
    // Link the incident and the parent tree
    incidents = new LinkedList<Incident>();
    incidents.add(incident2);
    EasyMock.expect(job1Tree.getIncidents()).andReturn(incidents).anyTimes();
    // Link the subtree and parent tree
    LinkedList<IncidentTree> subtreeList = new LinkedList<IncidentTree>();
    subtreeList.add(subtree);
    EasyMock.expect(job1Tree.getDescendants()).andReturn(subtreeList).anyTimes();
    service.setIncidentService(is);
    workflowInstance = new WorkflowInstanceImpl(def, null, null, null, null, props);
    workflowInstance.setId(1);
    workflowInstance.setState(WorkflowState.RUNNING);
    workflowInstance.setMediaPackage(mp);
    WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl failedOperation1 = new WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl("operation1", OperationState.FAILED);
    failedOperation1.setFailWorkflowOnException(true);
    failedOperation1.setId(1L);
    EasyMock.expect(is.getIncidentsOfJob(1L, true)).andReturn(subtree).anyTimes();
    WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl failedOperation2 = new WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl("operation2", OperationState.FAILED);
    failedOperation2.setFailWorkflowOnException(false);
    failedOperation1.setId(2L);
    EasyMock.expect(is.getIncidentsOfJob(2L, true)).andReturn(job1Tree).anyTimes();
    WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl operation = new WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl("email", OperationState.RUNNING);
    List<WorkflowOperationInstance> operationList = new ArrayList<WorkflowOperationInstance>();
    operationList.add(failedOperation1);
    operationList.add(failedOperation2);
    operationList.add(operation);
    workflowInstance.setOperations(operationList);
    EasyMock.replay(is, subtree, job1Tree, incident1, incident2);
}

Example 25 with WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl

use of org.opencastproject.workflow.api.WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl in project opencast by opencast.

the class ConcatWorkflowOperationHandlerTest method getWorkflowOperationResult.

private WorkflowOperationResult getWorkflowOperationResult(MediaPackage mp, Map<String, String> configurations) throws WorkflowOperationException {
    // Add the mediapackage to a workflow instance
    WorkflowInstanceImpl workflowInstance = new WorkflowInstanceImpl();
    workflowInstance.setId(1);
    workflowInstance.setState(WorkflowState.RUNNING);
    workflowInstance.setMediaPackage(mp);
    WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl operation = new WorkflowOperationInstanceImpl("op", OperationState.RUNNING);
    operation.setTemplate("concat");
    operation.setState(OperationState.RUNNING);
    for (String key : configurations.keySet()) {
        operation.setConfiguration(key, configurations.get(key));
    }
    List<WorkflowOperationInstance> operationsList = new ArrayList<WorkflowOperationInstance>();
    operationsList.add(operation);
    workflowInstance.setOperations(operationsList);
    // Run the media package through the operation handler, ensuring that metadata gets added
    return operationHandler.start(workflowInstance, null);
}