Examples of DFDeploymentStatus

org.glassfish.deployment.client.DFDeploymentStatus
This class encapsulates all status related to backend deployment Backend deployement can consist of several stages. Those stages are organized in a parent/children relationship where the children are the sub stages of a parent stage. For instance, deployment stage consist of j2eec stage and application loading stage. For a stage to be sucessful, its status and all its children's status must be warning or success @author Jerome Dochez

Examples of org.glassfish.deployment.client.DFDeploymentStatus

    /** Creates a new instance of ProgressObjectImpl */
    public ProgressObjectImpl(TargetImpl target) {
        this.target = target;
        deploymentStatus = new DeploymentStatusImpl(this);
        deploymentStatus.setState(StateType.RELEASED);
        finalDeploymentStatus = new DFDeploymentStatus();
        deployActionCompleted = false;
    }

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Examples of org.glassfish.deployment.client.DFDeploymentStatus

    public ProgressObjectImpl(TargetImpl[] targets) {
        this.targetsList = targets;
        this.target = targets[0];
        deploymentStatus = new DeploymentStatusImpl(this);
        deploymentStatus.setState(StateType.RELEASED);
        finalDeploymentStatus = new DFDeploymentStatus();
        deployActionCompleted = false;
    }

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Examples of org.glassfish.deployment.client.DFDeploymentStatus

    /** Creates a new instance of ProgressObjectImpl */
    public ProgressObjectImpl(TargetImpl target) {
        this.target = target;
        deploymentStatus = new DeploymentStatusImpl(this);
        deploymentStatus.setState(StateType.RELEASED);
        finalDeploymentStatus = new DFDeploymentStatus();
        deployActionCompleted = false;
    }

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Examples of org.glassfish.deployment.client.DFDeploymentStatus

    public ProgressObjectImpl(TargetImpl[] targets) {
        this.targetsList = targets;
        this.target = targets[0];
        deploymentStatus = new DeploymentStatusImpl(this);
        deploymentStatus.setState(StateType.RELEASED);
        finalDeploymentStatus = new DFDeploymentStatus();
        deployActionCompleted = false;
    }

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Examples of org.glassfish.deployment.client.DFDeploymentStatus

        
        /*
         *Now, do the same for each substage.
         */
        for (Iterator it = stage.getSubStages(); it.hasNext(); ) {
            DFDeploymentStatus substage = (DFDeploymentStatus) it.next();
            worstStatusSoFar = aggregateStages(worstStatusSoFar, msgs, substage);
        }
        
        return worstStatusSoFar;
    }

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Examples of org.glassfish.deployment.client.DFDeploymentStatus

    /**
     *Report completed status for deploytool.
     *@return null if not completed, or the DFDeploymentStatus set to reflect the completion
     */
    public DFDeploymentStatus getCompletedStatus() {
  DFDeploymentStatus answer = null;
        if (completedStatusReady) {
            answer = completedStatus;
        }
        return answer;
    }

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Examples of org.glassfish.deployment.client.DFDeploymentStatus

         *If the status passed in is already a backend.DeploymentStatus then add it as a new stage to the 
         *completed status.  Otherwise, create a new backend.DeploymentStatus, fill it in as much as 
         *possible, and add it as the next stage.
         */
        
        DFDeploymentStatus newStageStatus = null;
        if (ds instanceof DeploymentStatusImpl) {
            DeploymentStatusImpl dsi = (DeploymentStatusImpl) ds;
            newStageStatus = dsi.progressObject.getCompletedStatus();
        } else {
            /*
             *Create a new status stage and add it to the completed status.
             */
            newStageStatus = new DFDeploymentStatus(completedStatus);
            /*
             *The new state status depends on the DeploymentStatus outcome.
             */
            int stageStatus = -1;
            Throwable exc;

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