List of ackChangeSet() Examples

Examples of ackChangeSet()

org.rhq.core.clientapi.agent.drift.DriftAgentService.ackChangeSet()
This method is invoked to inform the agent that the server has successfully persisted the last change set sent to the server for the specified drift definition. The agent will proceed to purge the older, previous snapshot as well as the the change set zip file.

Note: The agent will not resume drift detection for this drift definition until the server has acknowledged the last change set sent. @param resourceId The id of the resource to which the acknowledged change setbelongs. @param driftDefName The name of the drift definition to which the change setbelongs.

Examples of org.rhq.core.clientapi.agent.drift.DriftAgentService.ackChangeSet()


        try {
            AgentClient agentClient = agentManager.getAgentClient(subjectManager.getOverlord(), resourceId);
            DriftAgentService service = agentClient.getDriftAgentService();


            service.ackChangeSet(resourceId, headers.getDriftDefinitionName());


            // send a message to the agent requesting the necessary JPADriftFile content. Note that the
            // driftFile status has been set to REQUESTED outside of this call.
            if (!driftFilesToRequest.isEmpty()) {
                try {

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Examples of org.rhq.core.clientapi.agent.drift.DriftAgentService.ackChangeSet()

                // acknowledgement to the agent. This is critical because the agent will
                // in effect suspend drift detection (for the particular definition) until
                // it receives the ACK. Secondly, we need to tell the agent to send the
                // actual file bits for any change set content we do not have.
                DriftAgentService driftService = getDriftAgentService(resourceId);
                driftService.ackChangeSet(headers.getResourceId(), headers.getDriftDefinitionName());
                if (!missingContent.isEmpty()) {
                    driftService.requestDriftFiles(resourceId, headers, missingContent);
                }


                return true;

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