Examples of PluginMetadataManager

org.rhq.core.clientapi.agent.metadata.PluginMetadataManager
This is meant to provide an interface to the underlying metadata of a plugin. It will load, translate and cache the metadata for the rest of the services in the form of the domain object classes and the jaxb version of the descriptors. This object can also be used to separately store plugin descriptors without converting them into types (i.e. the descriptor staging area). The thinking here is the server has the ability to get all the plugin descriptors early on and in any order; only later does it load/register those plugins (because it needs to order them via the proper dependency graph. There may be times when we need a plugin's descriptor but before that plugin has been loaded/registered. This manager lets us stage those descriptors prior to converting them into types. @author Greg Hinkle @author John Mazzitelli

Examples of org.rhq.core.clientapi.agent.metadata.PluginMetadataManager

    public void stop() {
        if (isStarted) {
            this.deploymentInfos.clear();
            this.pluginVersions.clear();
            this.namesOfPluginsToBeRegistered.clear();
            this.metadataManager = new PluginMetadataManager();
            isStarted = false;
            isReady = false;
        }
    }

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Examples of org.rhq.core.clientapi.agent.metadata.PluginMetadataManager

    }


    private void discovery(String pcName, PrintWriter out, String pluginName, String resourceTypeName, boolean verbose)
        throws Exception {
        PluginContainer pc = PluginContainer.getInstance();
        PluginMetadataManager metadataManager = pc.getPluginManager().getMetadataManager();
        Set<ResourceType> typesToDiscover = new TreeSet<ResourceType>(new PluginPrimaryResourceTypeComparator());


        // make sure the plugin exists first (if one was specified)
        Set<String> allPlugins = metadataManager.getPluginNames();
        if (pluginName != null) {
            if (!allPlugins.contains(pluginName)) {
                out.println(MSG.getMsg(AgentI18NResourceKeys.DISCOVERY_BAD_PLUGIN_NAME, pluginName));
                return;
            }
        }


        // determine which resource types are to be discovered
        Set<ResourceType> allTypes = metadataManager.getAllTypes();
        if (resourceTypeName != null) {
            for (ResourceType type : allTypes) {
                if (type.getName().equals(resourceTypeName)) {
                    if ((pluginName == null) || (pluginName.equals(type.getPlugin()))) {
                        typesToDiscover.add(type);

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            // There may be other types in other plugins that extended from this plugin (the "embedded" extension mechanism).
            // In this case, we have to re-deploy those plugins so those types get recreated with the new metadata.
            // We do the same thing with the extended plugins that we will do with our passed-in "parent" plugin, that is,
            // we register the extended plugins' types (we'll force it to update types since we know something changed in the parent)
            // and then we'll remove any obsoleted types from the extended plugins.
            PluginMetadataManager metadataManager = getPluginMetadataManager();
            Map<String, PluginDescriptor> extensions = metadataManager.getEmbeddedExtensions(plugin.getName());
            if (extensions != null && extensions.size() > 0) {
                for (Map.Entry<String, PluginDescriptor> entry : extensions.entrySet()) {
                    String extPluginName = entry.getKey();
                    PluginDescriptor extPluginDescriptor = entry.getValue();
                    log.debug("Plugin [" + extPluginName

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Examples of org.rhq.core.clientapi.agent.metadata.PluginMetadataManager

    // a type can be intensive at scale.
    private boolean registerPluginTypes(String newPluginName, PluginDescriptor pluginDescriptor, boolean newOrUpdated,
        boolean forceUpdate) throws Exception {
        boolean typesUpdated = false;


        PluginMetadataManager metadataManager = getPluginMetadataManager();


        if (newOrUpdated || forceUpdate || !metadataManager.getPluginNames().contains(newPluginName)) {
            Set<ResourceType> rootResourceTypes = metadataManager.loadPlugin(pluginDescriptor);
            if (rootResourceTypes == null) {
                throw new Exception("Failed to load plugin [" + newPluginName + "].");
            }
            if (newOrUpdated || forceUpdate) {
                // Only merge the plugin's ResourceTypes into the DB if the plugin is new or updated or we were forced to

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Examples of org.rhq.core.clientapi.agent.metadata.PluginMetadataManager

            }
            return false;
        }


        // tell our metadata manager what resource types are to be ignored
        PluginMetadataManager metadataMgr = this.pluginManager.getMetadataManager();
        if (ignoredTypes != null && !ignoredTypes.isEmpty()) {
            Collection<ResourceType> ignoredSet = new HashSet<ResourceType>(ignoredTypes.size());
            for (ResourceTypeFlyweight ignoredType : ignoredTypes) {
                ignoredSet.add(new ResourceType(ignoredType.getName(), ignoredType.getPlugin(), null, null));
            }
            metadataMgr.setIgnoredResourceTypes(ignoredSet);
        } else {
            metadataMgr.setIgnoredResourceTypes(null);
        }


        //sync info can be null if the server hasn't received a full inventory report
        //from us yet. This can happen if this method is being invoked from inside the
        //resource upgrade executor to sync up with the server side inventory *JUST AFTER*

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Examples of org.rhq.core.clientapi.agent.metadata.PluginMetadataManager

     * TODO GH: Move this to another class (this one is getting too big)
     * @return The discovered platform (which might be a dummy in case of testing)
     */
    private Resource discoverPlatform() {
        SystemInfo systemInfo = SystemInfoFactory.createSystemInfo();
        PluginMetadataManager metadataManager = pluginManager.getMetadataManager();
        Set<ResourceType> platformTypes = metadataManager.getTypesForCategory(ResourceCategory.PLATFORM);


        // This should only ever have 1 or, at most, 2 Resources
        // (always the Java fallback platform, and the native platform if supported).
        Set<DiscoveredResourceDetails> allDiscoveredPlatforms = new HashSet<DiscoveredResourceDetails>(2);

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Examples of org.rhq.core.clientapi.agent.metadata.PluginMetadataManager

        DriftSyncManager driftSyncMgr = createDriftSyncManager();
        driftSyncMgr.syncWithServer(resourceIds);
    }


    private boolean supportsDriftManagement(Resource r) {
        PluginMetadataManager metaDataMgr = this.pluginManager.getMetadataManager();
        ResourceType type = metaDataMgr.getType(r.getResourceType());
        return type != null && type.getDriftDefinitionTemplates() != null
            && !type.getDriftDefinitionTemplates().isEmpty();
    }

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Examples of org.rhq.core.clientapi.agent.metadata.PluginMetadataManager

        if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
            log.debug("Retrieving unknown Resources for [" + unknownResourceSyncInfos.size()
                + "] unknownResourceSyncInfos...");
        }


        PluginMetadataManager pmm = this.pluginManager.getMetadataManager();
        Set<Resource> unknownResources = getResourcesFromSyncInfos(unknownResourceSyncInfos);


        if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
            log.debug("Merging [" + unknownResources.size() + "] unknown Resources (and descendents) into inventory...");
        }


        for (Resource unknownResource : unknownResources) {
            ResourceType resourceType = pmm.getType(unknownResource.getResourceType());
            if (resourceType != null) {
                log.info("Got unknown resource: " + unknownResource.getId());
                compactResource(unknownResource);
                mergeResource(unknownResource);
                syncSchedulesRecursively(unknownResource);

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Examples of org.rhq.core.clientapi.agent.metadata.PluginMetadataManager


        this.pluginContainerConfiguration = pluginContainerConfiguration;
        this.pluginLifecycleListenerMgr = pluginLifecycleListenerManager;
        loadedPluginEnvironments = new HashMap<String, PluginEnvironment>();
        loadedPlugins = new ArrayList<Plugin>();
        metadataManager = new PluginMetadataManager();


        metadataManager.setDisabledResourceTypes(pluginContainerConfiguration.getDisabledResourceTypes());
        updateLoadedPlugins = new UpdateLoadedPlugins() {
            PluginTransformer transformer = new PluginTransformer();

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        return;
    }


    private void connectTypes(Resource resource, Set<String> uuidsToIgnore) {
        PluginMetadataManager metadataManager = PluginContainer.getInstance().getPluginManager().getMetadataManager();
        ResourceType resourceType = resource.getResourceType();


        if (resourceType != null) {
            ResourceType fullResourceType = metadataManager.getType(resourceType);
            if (fullResourceType != null) {
                resource.setResourceType(fullResourceType);


                // now reconnect all its children's types
                Set<Resource> children = inventoryManager.getContainerChildren(resource);

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