List of findSupportedResourceTypeOperations() Examples

Examples of findSupportedResourceTypeOperations()

org.rhq.enterprise.server.operation.OperationManagerLocal.findSupportedResourceTypeOperations()
Returns the definitions of all the operations supported by the given resource type. @param subject @param resourceTypeId @param eagerLoaded if true the parametersConfigurationDefinition, resultsConfigurationDefinition, andresourceType fields are eagerly loaded, otherwise they are left as null references @return the operation definitions for the resource type

Examples of org.rhq.enterprise.server.operation.OperationManagerLocal.findSupportedResourceTypeOperations()

        List<OperationDefinition> operationDefinitions = null;


        // need to eager load the definitions so the check against getParametersConfigurationDefinition succeeds below


        if (context == FormContext.Type) {
            operationDefinitions = operationManager.findSupportedResourceTypeOperations(subject, id, true);
        } else if (context == FormContext.Group) {
            operationDefinitions = operationManager.findSupportedGroupOperations(subject, id, true);
        } else if (context == FormContext.Resource) {
            operationDefinitions = operationManager.findSupportedResourceOperations(subject, id, true);
        } else {

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Examples of org.rhq.enterprise.server.operation.OperationManagerLocal.findSupportedResourceTypeOperations()

        request.setAttribute("baselines", baselines); // need to duplicate this for the JavaScript on the page


        List<OptionItem> controlActions = new ArrayList<OptionItem>();
        OperationManagerLocal operationManager = LookupUtil.getOperationManager();
        // do not need to eagerly load the definitions because only name and displayName are needed
        for (OperationDefinition action : operationManager.findSupportedResourceTypeOperations(subject, type.getId(),
            false)) {
            OptionItem actionItem = new OptionItem(action.getDisplayName(), action.getName());
            controlActions.add(actionItem);
        }

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