Examples of javax.management.relation.Role

javax.management.relation.Role
A role is a role name and an ordered list of object names to the MBeans in the role. @author Adrian Brock @version $Revision: 1.5 $
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- Serialization

   private Role getRole(RoleList roles, String roleName)
   {
      Iterator iterator = roles.iterator();
      while (iterator.hasNext())
      {
         Role role = (Role) iterator.next();
         if (role.getRoleName().equals(roleName))
         {
            return role;
         }
      }
      fail("role was not in the original " + roleName);

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   {
      HashMap result = new HashMap();
      Iterator iterator = roles.iterator();
      while (iterator.hasNext())
      {
         Role role = (Role) iterator.next();
         String roleName = role.getRoleName();
         ArrayList mbeans = (ArrayList) role.getRoleValue();
         Iterator iterator2 = mbeans.iterator();
         while (iterator2.hasNext())
         {
            ObjectName objectName = (ObjectName) iterator2.next();
            ArrayList names = (ArrayList) result.get(objectName);

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      try
      {
         ArrayList roleA1Values = new ArrayList();
         roleA1Values.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=a,role=1,bean=1", 
                                              Trivial.class, server));
         Role roleA1 = new Role("roleA1", roleA1Values);
         rolesA = new RoleList();
         rolesA.add(roleA1);
      }
      catch(Exception e)
      {

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         ArrayList roleB1Values = new ArrayList();
         roleB1Values.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=b,role=1,bean=1", 
                                              Trivial.class, server));
         roleB1Values.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=b,role=1,bean=2", 
                                              Trivial.class, server));
         roleB1 = new Role("roleB1", roleB1Values);


         ArrayList roleB2Values = new ArrayList();
         roleB2Values.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=b,role=2,bean=1", 
                                              Trivial.class, server));
         roleB2Values.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=b,role=2,bean=2", 
                                              Trivial.class, server));
         roleB2Values.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=b,role=2,bean=3", 
                                              Trivial.class, server));
         roleB2 = new Role("roleB2", roleB2Values);


         rolesB = new RoleList();
         rolesB.add(roleB1);
         rolesB.add(roleB2);
      }

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         ArrayList roleC1Values = new ArrayList();
         roleC1Values.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=c,role=1,bean=1", 
                                              Trivial.class, server));
         roleC1Values.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=c,role=1,bean=1", 
                                              Trivial.class, null));
         roleC1 = new Role("roleC1", roleC1Values);


         ArrayList roleC2Values = new ArrayList();
         roleC2Values.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=c,role=1,bean=1", 
                                              Trivial.class, null));
         roleC2Values.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=c,role=2,bean=1", 
                                              Trivial.class, server));
         roleC2Values.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=c,role=2,bean=2", 
                                              Trivial.class, server));
         roleC2 = new Role("roleC2", roleC2Values);


         rolesC = new RoleList();
         rolesC.add(roleC1);
         rolesC.add(roleC2);
      }

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      try
      {
         ArrayList roleCX1Values = new ArrayList();
         roleCX1Values.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=c,role=2,bean=1", 
                                              Trivial.class, null));
         roleCX1 = new Role("roleC1", roleCX1Values);


         ArrayList roleCX2Values = new ArrayList();
         roleCX2Values.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=c,role=1,bean=1", 
                                              Trivial.class, null));
         roleCX2Values.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=c,role=1,bean=2", 
                                              Trivial.class, server));
         roleCX2Values.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=c,role=1,bean=3", 
                                              Trivial.class, server));
         roleCX2Values.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=c,role=1,bean=4", 
                                              Trivial.class, server));
         roleCX2 = new Role("roleC2", roleCX2Values);


         rolesCX = new RoleList();
         rolesCX.add(roleCX1);
         rolesCX.add(roleCX2);
      }

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      try
      {
         ArrayList roleCZ2Values = new ArrayList();
         roleCZ2Values.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=c,role=1,bean=1", 
                                              Trivial.class, null));
         roleCZ2 = new Role("roleC2", roleCZ2Values);


         rolesCZ = new RoleList();
         rolesCZ.add(roleCZ2);
      }
      catch(Exception e)

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                                              Trivial.class, null));
         roleCZZValues.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=c,role=1,bean=4", 
                                              Trivial.class, null));
         roleCZZValues.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=c,role=1,bean=5", 
                                              Trivial.class, server));
         roleCZZ = new Role("roleC2", roleCZZValues);


         rolesCZZ = new RoleList();
         rolesCZZ.add(roleCZZ);


         ArrayList roleCZZZValues = new ArrayList();
         roleCZZZValues.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=c,role=1x,bean=1", 
                                              Trivial.class, null));
         roleCZZZValues.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=c,role=1x,bean=2", 
                                              Trivial.class, null));
         roleCZZZValues.add(createRoleValueBean("x:relation=c,role=1x,bean=3", 
                                              Trivial.class, null));
         roleCZZZ = new Role("roleC2", roleCZZZValues);


         rolesCZZZ = new RoleList();
         rolesCZZZ.add(roleCZZZ);
      }
      catch(Exception e)

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         System.out.println("Build the roles");
         // build our Lists of values for our first use case an owner registers and takes out one book
         ArrayList ownerList = new ArrayList();
         ownerList.add(ownerName1);  // can only add owner to an owner role can only be 1
         Role ownerRole = new Role("owner", ownerList);


         System.out.println("created owner Role");


         ArrayList bookList = new ArrayList();
         // we can have between 1 and 4 books more than 4 invalidates out relation and less than 1 invalidates it
         bookList.add(bookName1);
         bookList.add(bookName2);
         bookList.add(bookName3);
         Role bookRole = new Role("books", bookList);


         System.out.println("Created book role");
         System.out.println("----------------------- done ----------------------------");


         System.out.println("Creating the relation");

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         // get the old values
         ArrayList oldRoleValue = getRoleValue(relationId, roleName);
         ArrayList newRoleValue = (ArrayList)oldRoleValue.clone();
         newRoleValue.add(bookToAdd);
         // now we update the values
         Role role = new Role(roleName, newRoleValue);
         Object[] params1 = {relationId, role};
         String[] signature1 = {"java.lang.String", "javax.management.relation.Role"};
         m_server.invoke(m_relationObjectName, "setRole", params1, signature1);
      }
      catch (Exception ex)

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