Examples with FlowRef org.opendaylight.yang.gen.v1.urn.opendaylight.flow.types.rev131026.FlowRef used on opensource projects

Example 41 with FlowRef

use of org.opendaylight.yang.gen.v1.urn.opendaylight.flow.types.rev131026.FlowRef in project openflowplugin by opendaylight.

the class FlowForwarder method update.

@Override
public Future<RpcResult<UpdateFlowOutput>> update(final InstanceIdentifier<Flow> identifier, final Flow original, final Flow update, final InstanceIdentifier<FlowCapableNode> nodeIdent) {
    LOG.trace("Forwarding Flow UPDATE request [Tbl id, node Id {} {} {}", identifier, nodeIdent, update);
    final Future<RpcResult<UpdateFlowOutput>> output;
    final TableKey tableKey = identifier.firstKeyOf(Table.class, TableKey.class);
    if (tableIdValidationPrecondition(tableKey, update)) {
        final UpdateFlowInputBuilder builder = new UpdateFlowInputBuilder();
        builder.setNode(new NodeRef(nodeIdent.firstIdentifierOf(Node.class)));
        builder.setFlowRef(new FlowRef(identifier));
        // always needs to set strict flag into update-flow input so that
        // only a flow entry associated with a given flow object is updated.
        builder.setUpdatedFlow(new UpdatedFlowBuilder(update).setStrict(Boolean.TRUE).build());
        builder.setOriginalFlow(new OriginalFlowBuilder(original).setStrict(Boolean.TRUE).build());
        output = salFlowService.updateFlow(builder.build());
    } else {
        output = RpcResultBuilder.<UpdateFlowOutput>failed().withError(RpcError.ErrorType.APPLICATION, TABLE_ID_MISMATCH).buildFuture();
    }
    return output;
}

Example 42 with FlowRef

use of org.opendaylight.yang.gen.v1.urn.opendaylight.flow.types.rev131026.FlowRef in project openflowplugin by opendaylight.

the class FlowForwarder method remove.

@Override
public Future<RpcResult<RemoveFlowOutput>> remove(final InstanceIdentifier<Flow> identifier, final Flow removeDataObj, final InstanceIdentifier<FlowCapableNode> nodeIdent) {
    LOG.trace("Forwarding Flow REMOVE request Tbl id, node Id {} {}", identifier, nodeIdent);
    final TableKey tableKey = identifier.firstKeyOf(Table.class, TableKey.class);
    if (tableIdValidationPrecondition(tableKey, removeDataObj)) {
        final RemoveFlowInputBuilder builder = new RemoveFlowInputBuilder(removeDataObj);
        builder.setFlowRef(new FlowRef(identifier));
        builder.setNode(new NodeRef(nodeIdent.firstIdentifierOf(Node.class)));
        builder.setFlowTable(new FlowTableRef(nodeIdent.child(Table.class, tableKey)));
        // always needs to set strict flag into remove-flow input so that
        // only a flow entry associated with a given flow object will be removed.
        builder.setStrict(Boolean.TRUE);
        return salFlowService.removeFlow(builder.build());
    } else {
        return RpcResultBuilder.<RemoveFlowOutput>failed().withError(RpcError.ErrorType.APPLICATION, TABLE_ID_MISMATCH).buildFuture();
    }
}

Example 43 with FlowRef

use of org.opendaylight.yang.gen.v1.urn.opendaylight.flow.types.rev131026.FlowRef in project openflowplugin by opendaylight.

the class FlowForwarder method add.

@Override
public Future<RpcResult<AddFlowOutput>> add(final InstanceIdentifier<Flow> identifier, final Flow addDataObj, final InstanceIdentifier<FlowCapableNode> nodeIdent) {
    LOG.trace("Forwarding the Flow ADD request [Tbl id, node Id {} {} {}", identifier, nodeIdent, addDataObj);
    final Future<RpcResult<AddFlowOutput>> output;
    final TableKey tableKey = identifier.firstKeyOf(Table.class, TableKey.class);
    if (tableIdValidationPrecondition(tableKey, addDataObj)) {
        final AddFlowInputBuilder builder = new AddFlowInputBuilder(addDataObj);
        builder.setNode(new NodeRef(nodeIdent.firstIdentifierOf(Node.class)));
        builder.setFlowRef(new FlowRef(identifier));
        builder.setFlowTable(new FlowTableRef(nodeIdent.child(Table.class, tableKey)));
        output = salFlowService.addFlow(builder.build());
    } else {
        output = RpcResultBuilder.<AddFlowOutput>failed().withError(RpcError.ErrorType.APPLICATION, TABLE_ID_MISMATCH).buildFuture();
    }
    return output;
}

Example 44 with FlowRef

use of org.opendaylight.yang.gen.v1.urn.opendaylight.flow.types.rev131026.FlowRef in project openflowplugin by opendaylight.

the class FlowForwarder method remove.

@Override
public void remove(final InstanceIdentifier<Flow> identifier, final Flow removeDataObj, final InstanceIdentifier<FlowCapableNode> nodeIdent) {
    final TableKey tableKey = identifier.firstKeyOf(Table.class, TableKey.class);
    if (tableIdValidationPrecondition(tableKey, removeDataObj)) {
        final RemoveFlowInputBuilder builder = new RemoveFlowInputBuilder(removeDataObj);
        builder.setFlowRef(new FlowRef(identifier));
        builder.setNode(new NodeRef(nodeIdent.firstIdentifierOf(Node.class)));
        builder.setFlowTable(new FlowTableRef(nodeIdent.child(Table.class, tableKey)));
        // This method is called only when a given flow object has been
        // removed from datastore. So FRM always needs to set strict flag
        // into remove-flow input so that only a flow entry associated with
        // a given flow object is removed.
        builder.setTransactionUri(new Uri(provider.getNewTransactionId())).setStrict(Boolean.TRUE);
        final Future<RpcResult<RemoveFlowOutput>> resultFuture = provider.getSalFlowService().removeFlow(builder.build());
        JdkFutures.addErrorLogging(resultFuture, LOG, "removeFlow");
    }
}

Example 45 with FlowRef

use of org.opendaylight.yang.gen.v1.urn.opendaylight.flow.types.rev131026.FlowRef in project openflowplugin by opendaylight.

the class FlowNotificationSupplierImpl method deleteNotification.

@Override
public FlowRemoved deleteNotification(final InstanceIdentifier<Flow> path) {
    Preconditions.checkArgument(path != null);
    final FlowRemovedBuilder builder = new FlowRemovedBuilder();
    builder.setFlowRef(new FlowRef(path));
    builder.setNode(createNodeRef(path));
    return builder.build();
}