Examples of MConnector

org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector
Connector metadata. Includes unique id that identifies connector in metadata store, unique human readable name, corresponding name and all forms for all supported job types.

Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector

    ConnectorBean connectorBean = readConnector(connectorId);


    MFramework framework = frameworkBean.getFramework();
    ResourceBundle frameworkBundle = frameworkBean.getResourceBundle();


    MConnector connector = connectorBean.getConnectors().get(0);
    ResourceBundle connectorBundle = connectorBean.getResourceBundles().get(connector.getPersistenceId());


    MConnection connection = new MConnection(connector.getPersistenceId(),
                                             connector.getConnectionForms(),
                                             framework.getConnectionForms());


    Status status = Status.FINE;


    io.out.println(getResource().getString(Constants.RES_PROMPT_FILL_CONN_METADATA));

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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector

          restoreForms((JSONArray) jobJson.get(entry.getKey()));


        jobs.add(new MJobForms(type, jobForms));
      }


      MConnector connector = new MConnector(uniqueName, className, version, new MConnectionForms(connForms), jobs);
      connector.setPersistenceId(connectorId);


      connectors.add(connector);
    }


    if(jsonObject.containsKey(CONNECTOR_RESOURCES)) {

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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector

    ResourceBundle frameworkBundle = frameworkBean.getResourceBundle();


    MConnection connection = connectionBean.getConnections().get(0);


    connectorBean = readConnector(String.valueOf(connection.getConnectorId()));
    MConnector connector = connectorBean.getConnectors().get(0);
    ResourceBundle connectorBundle = connectorBean.getResourceBundles().get(connector.getPersistenceId());


    MJob.Type jobType = MJob.Type.valueOf(type.toUpperCase());


    MJob job = new MJob(
      connector.getPersistenceId(),
      connection.getPersistenceId(),
      jobType,
      connector.getJobForms(jobType),
      framework.getJobForms(jobType)
    );


    Status status = Status.FINE;

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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector

/**
 *
 */
public class TestUtil {
  public static MConnector getConnector(String name) {
    return new MConnector(name, name + ".class", "1.0-test",
      getConnectionForms(), getAllJobForms());
  }

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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector

   * not require additional HTTP request.
   */
  @Test
  public void testGetConnector() {
    when(requests.readConnector(1L)).thenReturn(connectorBean(connector(1)));
    MConnector connector = client.getConnector(1);
    assertEquals(1, connector.getPersistenceId());


    client.getResourceBundle(1L);


    verify(requests, times(1)).readConnector(1L);
  }

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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector

  @Test
  public void testGetConnectorBundle() {
    when(requests.readConnector(1L)).thenReturn(connectorBean(connector(1)));
    client.getResourceBundle(1L);


    MConnector connector = client.getConnector(1);
    assertEquals(1, connector.getPersistenceId());


    verify(requests, times(1)).readConnector(1L);
  }

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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector

   * Getting all connectors at once should avoid any other HTTP request to
   * specific connectors.
   */
  @Test
  public void testGetConnectors() {
    MConnector connector;


    when(requests.readConnector(null)).thenReturn(connectorBean(connector(1), connector(2)));
    Collection<MConnector> connectors = client.getConnectors();
    assertEquals(2, connectors.size());


    client.getResourceBundle(1);
    connector = client.getConnector(1);
    assertEquals(1, connector.getPersistenceId());


    connector = client.getConnector(2);
    client.getResourceBundle(2);
    assertEquals(2, connector.getPersistenceId());


    connectors = client.getConnectors();
    assertEquals(2, connectors.size());


    verify(requests, times(1)).readConnector(null);

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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector

  private FrameworkBean frameworkBean(MFramework framework) {
    return new FrameworkBean(framework, new MapResourceBundle(null));
  }


  private MConnector connector(long id) {
    MConnector connector = new MConnector("A" + id, "A" + id, "1.0" + id, new MConnectionForms(null), new LinkedList<MJobForms>());
    connector.setPersistenceId(id);
    return connector;
  }

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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector

    try {
      rtx = repository.getTransaction();
      rtx.begin();
      for (String name : handlerMap.keySet()) {
        ConnectorHandler handler = handlerMap.get(name);
        MConnector connectorMetadata = handler.getMetadata();
        MConnector registeredMetadata =
            repository.registerConnector(connectorMetadata);


        // Set registered metadata instead of connector metadata as they will
        // have filled persistent ids. We should be confident at this point that
        // there are no differences between those two structures.

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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector

    MConnectionForms connectionForms = new MConnectionForms(
      FormUtils.toForms(connector.getConnectionConfigurationClass()));


    String connectorVersion = connector.getVersion();


    mConnector = new MConnector(connectorUniqueName, connectorClassName,
      connectorVersion, connectionForms, jobForms);


    if (LOG.isInfoEnabled()) {
      LOG.info("Connector [" + connectorClassName + "] initialized.");
    }

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