Examples of org.rhq.core.pluginapi.operation.OperationServices.invokeOperation()

org.rhq.core.pluginapi.operation.OperationServices.invokeOperation()

Synchronously invokes an operation on the resource. The resource against which the operation will be executed is specified as part of the {@link OperationContext}. The name of the operation must correspond to an operation defined in the plugin descriptor for resources of the associated resource's type. @param context passed into the {@link OperationFacet} at startup, this is used to identify theresource against which the operation will run @param name name of the operation being run; this must be the same name as an operation definedin the plugin descriptor @param operationParameters any parameters necessary to invoke the operation; these parameters are defined in theoperation definition in the plugin descriptor @param timeout time in seconds to wait before cancelling the operation; must be > 0. @return result object describing the results of invoking the operation; will not be null


        Configuration config = null;
        if (tokens.length > 2)
            config = createConfigurationFromString(tokens[2]);


        OperationServicesResult res = operationServices.invokeOperation(operationContext, tokens[1], config, 2000);
        if (res.getResultCode() == OperationServicesResultCode.FAILURE) {
            System.err.println("Failure executing the operation: \n" + res.getErrorStackTrace());
        } else if (res.getResultCode() == OperationServicesResultCode.TIMED_OUT) {
            System.err.println("Operation timed out ");
        } else if (res.getResultCode() == OperationServicesResultCode.CANCELED) {

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