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

  /**
   * Ensure that metadata with all various data types can be successfully
   * serialized into repository and retrieved back.
   */
  public void testMetadataSerialization() throws Exception {
    MConnector connector = getConnector();


    // Serialize the connector with all data types into repository
    handler.registerConnector(connector, getDerbyConnection());


    // Successful serialization should update the ID
    assertNotSame(connector.getPersistenceId(), MPersistableEntity.PERSISTANCE_ID_DEFAULT);


    // Retrieve registered connector
    MConnector retrieved = handler.findConnector(connector.getUniqueName(), getDerbyConnection());
    assertNotNull(retrieved);


    // Original and retrieved connectors should be the same
    assertEquals(connector, retrieved);
  }

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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector


  /**
   * Test that serializing actual data is not an issue.
   */
  public void testDataSerialization() throws Exception {
    MConnector connector = getConnector();
    MFramework framework = getFramework();


    // Register metadata for everything and our new connector
    handler.registerConnector(connector, getDerbyConnection());
    handler.registerFramework(framework, getDerbyConnection());


    // Inserted values
    Map<String, String> map = new HashMap<String, String>();
    map.put("A", "B");


    // Connection object with all various values
    MConnection connection = new MConnection(connector.getPersistenceId(), connector.getConnectionForms(), framework.getConnectionForms());
    MConnectionForms forms = connection.getConnectorPart();
    forms.getStringInput("f.String").setValue("A");
    forms.getMapInput("f.Map").setValue(map);
    forms.getIntegerInput("f.Integer").setValue(1);
    forms.getBooleanInput("f.Boolean").setValue(true);

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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector

    );


  }


  protected MConnector getConnector() {
    return new MConnector("A", "org.apache.sqoop.test.A", "1.0-test",
      getConnectionForms(), getJobForms());
  }

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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector

    return (MConnector) doWithConnection(new DoWithConnection() {
      @Override
      public Object doIt(Connection conn) throws Exception {
        String connectorUniqueName = mConnector.getUniqueName();


        MConnector result = handler.findConnector(connectorUniqueName, conn);
        if (result == null) {
          handler.registerConnector(mConnector, conn);
          return mConnector;
        } else {
          // Same connector, check if the version is the same.
          // For now, use the "string" versions itself - later we should
          // probably include a build number or something that is
          // monotonically increasing.
          if (result.getUniqueName().equals(mConnector.getUniqueName()) &&
            mConnector.getVersion().compareTo(result.getVersion()) > 0) {
            if (autoUpgrade) {
              upgradeConnector(result, mConnector);
              return mConnector;
            } else {
              throw new SqoopException(RepositoryError.JDBCREPO_0026,
                "Connector: " + mConnector.getUniqueName());
            }
          }
          if (!result.equals(mConnector)) {
            throw new SqoopException(RepositoryError.JDBCREPO_0013,
              "Connector: " + mConnector.getUniqueName()
                + " given: " + mConnector
                + " found: " + result);
          }

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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector

  /**
   * Test the procedure when the connector auto upgrade option is enabled
   */
  @Test
  public void testConnectorEnableAutoUpgrade() {
    MConnector newConnector = connector(1, "1.1");
    MConnector oldConnector = connector(1, "1.0");


    when(repoHandler.findConnector(anyString(), any(Connection.class))).thenReturn(oldConnector);


    // make the upgradeConnector to throw an exception to prove that it has been called
    SqoopException exception = new SqoopException(RepositoryError.JDBCREPO_0000,

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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector

  /**
   * Test the procedure when  the connector auto upgrade option is disabled
   */
  @Test
  public void testConnectorDisableAutoUpgrade() {
    MConnector newConnector = connector(1, "1.1");
    MConnector oldConnector = connector(1);


    when(repoHandler.findConnector(anyString(), any(Connection.class))).thenReturn(oldConnector);


    try {
      repo.registerConnector(newConnector, false);

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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector

   * Test the connector upgrade procedure, when all the connections and
   * jobs using the old connector are still valid for the new connector
   */
  @Test
  public void testConnectorUpgradeWithValidConnectionsAndJobs() {
    MConnector newConnector = connector(1, "1.1");
    MConnector oldConnector = connector(1);


    // prepare the sqoop connector
    SqoopConnector sqconnector = mock(SqoopConnector.class);
    when(validator.validateConnection(any(MConnection.class))).thenReturn(valid);
    when(validator.validateJob(any(MJob.Type.class), any(MJob.class))).thenReturn(valid);

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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector

   * Test the connector upgrade procedure, when all the connections and
   * jobs using the old connector are invalid for the new connector
   */
  @Test
  public void testConnectorUpgradeWithInvalidConnectionsAndJobs() {
    MConnector newConnector = connector(1, "1.1");
    MConnector oldConnector = connector(1);


    SqoopConnector sqconnector = mock(SqoopConnector.class);
    when(validator.validateConnection(any(MConnection.class))).thenReturn(invalid);
    when(validator.validateJob(any(MJob.Type.class), any(MJob.class))).thenReturn(invalid);
    when(sqconnector.getValidator()).thenReturn(validator);

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   * Test the exception handling procedure when the database handler fails to
   * find connections for a given connector
   */
  @Test
  public void testConnectorUpgradeHandlerFindConnectionsForConnectorError() {
    MConnector newConnector = connector(1, "1.1");
    MConnector oldConnector = connector(1);


    SqoopConnector sqconnector = mock(SqoopConnector.class);
    when(sqconnector.getValidator()).thenReturn(validator);
    when(sqconnector.getMetadataUpgrader()).thenReturn(upgrader);
    when(connectorMgr.getConnector(anyString())).thenReturn(sqconnector);

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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.model.MConnector

   * Test the exception handling procedure when the database handler fails to
   * find jobs for a given connector
   */
  @Test
  public void testConnectorUpgradeHandlerFindJobsForConnectorError() {
    MConnector newConnector = connector(1, "1.1");
    MConnector oldConnector = connector(1);


    SqoopConnector sqconnector = mock(SqoopConnector.class);
    when(sqconnector.getValidator()).thenReturn(validator);
    when(sqconnector.getMetadataUpgrader()).thenReturn(upgrader);
    when(connectorMgr.getConnector(anyString())).thenReturn(sqconnector);

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