Examples of com.cibuddy.core.build.indicator.IBuildStatusIndicator

Package com.cibuddy.core.build.indicator

Examples of com.cibuddy.core.build.indicator.IBuildStatusIndicator

com.cibuddy.core.build.indicator.IBuildStatusIndicator
This interface represents the physical build status indicator. What this means is that the instance of the class implementing this interface is directly bound to a build indicator. This could be a simple light bulb or something fancy as a Delcom light or an i-Buddy. Indicator providers are expected to expose an OSGi Service that implements this Interface, while consumers should be looking for the exposed service. Please note that multiplicity is not covered here. Some light might be able of handling multiple consumers, some might not. The exposed service must be annotated with all properties defines as constants in this interface. @author mirkojahn @version 1.0 @since 1.0

                // we have to set the index (not using the default of 0)
                index = Integer.parseInt(xfd.getIndicatorId());
            }
            IIndicatorBehaviorConfiguration psec = getConfiguration(xfd.getConfig());
            LOG.debug("index for configured indicator identified as {} for configuration {}", index, this);
            IBuildStatusIndicator ibsi = getBuildStatusIndicatorByServiceIndex(index);
            // FIXME: incorporate a better configuration of indicators
//            IProjectIndicator ipi = getProjectIndicator(xfd.getIndicatorId());
            if(psec != null){
                if(ibsi != null){
                    StatusAction sa = psec.evaluate(this);
                    if(sa != null) {
                        ibsi.indicate(sa);
                    }
                } else {
                    LOG.info("no indicator found - I can't indicate anything without that one ");
                }
            } else {

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        }
        System.out.println("Disclaimer: Not all devices support all actions!");
        while(iter.hasNext()){
            i++;
            // move iterator on forward
            IBuildStatusIndicator ibsi = (IBuildStatusIndicator) iter.next();
            // two distinct different usecases: 1) test ALL devices 2) test the matching one
            if(all == true || i == toMatch) {
                if(action == null) {
                    // iterate through all colors and name the device
                    System.out.println("Testing eXtreme Feedback Device: ["+toMatch+"] "+ibsi.getComponentId() + ":" + ibsi.getIndicatorId());
                    System.out.println(ibsi.toString());
                    // invoke the device...
                    indicate(StatusAction.SUCCESS, ibsi, true);
                    indicate(StatusAction.WARNING, ibsi, true);
                    indicate(StatusAction.BUILDING, ibsi, true);
                    indicate(StatusAction.FAILURE, ibsi, true);
                    indicate(StatusAction.OFF, ibsi, true);
                } else {
                    // only show one specific status action
                    System.out.println("indicating " + action + " on eXtreme Feedback Device: "+toMatch);
                    ibsi.indicate(StatusAction.get(action));
                }
                // the match is relevant, no matter where we are
                match = true;
                if(!all){
                    // prevent the break out of the loop in case we iterate through all

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        Iterator iter = indicators.iterator();
        int i = -1;
        while(iter.hasNext()){
            i++;
            
            IBuildStatusIndicator ibsi = (IBuildStatusIndicator) iter.next();
            System.out.println("eXtreme Feedback Device : ["+i+"] "+ibsi.getComponentId() + ":" + ibsi.getIndicatorId());
        }
        if(i<0){
            System.out.println("No eXtreme Feedback Device found." );
        }
        return null;

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        StringsCompleter delegate = new StringsCompleter();
        Iterator iter = indicators.iterator();
        int i = -1;
        while(iter.hasNext()){
            i++;
            IBuildStatusIndicator ibsi = (IBuildStatusIndicator) iter.next();
            // we only need the id for this one
            delegate.getStrings().add(String.valueOf(i));
        }
        return delegate.complete(buffer, cursor, candidates);
    }

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