List of removeApplication() Examples

Examples of removeApplication()

com.sun.enterprise.config.serverbeans.DiameterApplications.removeApplication()
org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.resourcemanager.recovery.RMStateStore.removeApplication()
Non-blocking API ResourceManager services call this to remove an application from the state store This does not block the dispatcher threads There is no notification of completion for this operation.
org.cloudfoundry.ide.eclipse.server.core.internal.CloudFoundryServer.removeApplication()
org.exoplatform.web.WebAppController.removeApplication()
org.mokai.impl.camel.CamelRoutingEngine.removeApplication()

Examples of org.exoplatform.web.WebAppController.removeApplication()

            {
               PortletApplication application = controller.getApplication(applicationId_);
               if (application != null)
               {
                  application.onDestroy();
                  controller.removeApplication(applicationId_);
               }
            }
         }
      }
      catch (Exception ex)

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Examples of org.exoplatform.web.WebAppController.removeApplication()

                    return;
                }
            }
            service.removeGadget(name);
            WebAppController webController = uiManagement.getApplicationComponent(WebAppController.class);
            webController.removeApplication(EXO_GADGET_GROUP + "/" + name);
            Gadget gadget = uiManagement.getGadget(name);
            if (gadget.isLocal()) {
                // get dir path of gadget
                String gadgetUrl = gadget.getUrl();
                String[] gaggetUrlPart = gadgetUrl.split("/");

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Examples of org.exoplatform.web.WebAppController.removeApplication()

                // TODO: figure out what is happening with the controller not existing during shutdown
                if (controller != null) {
                    PortletApplication application = controller.getApplication(applicationId_);
                    if (application != null) {
                        application.onDestroy();
                        controller.removeApplication(applicationId_);
                    }
                }
            }
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            log.error("Error while destroying the porlet", ex);

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Examples of org.exoplatform.web.WebAppController.removeApplication()

            {
               PortletApplication application = controller.getApplication(applicationId_);
               if (application != null)
               {
                  application.onDestroy();
                  controller.removeApplication(applicationId_);
               }
            }
         }
      }
      catch (Exception ex)

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Examples of org.exoplatform.web.WebAppController.removeApplication()

                // TODO: figure out what is happening with the controller not existing during shutdown
                if (controller != null) {
                    PortletApplication application = controller.getApplication(applicationId_);
                    if (application != null) {
                        application.onDestroy();
                        controller.removeApplication(applicationId_);
                    }
                }
            }


        } catch (Exception ex) {

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Examples of org.mokai.impl.camel.CamelRoutingEngine.removeApplication()

      Assert.assertTrue(applications.contains(cs1));
      Assert.assertTrue(applications.contains(cs2));
      Assert.assertTrue(applications.contains(cs3));


      // remove one of the applications
      routingEngine.removeApplication("test3");


      applications = routingEngine.getApplications();
      Assert.assertEquals(2, applications.size());


      Assert.assertTrue(applications.contains(cs1));

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Examples of org.mokai.impl.camel.CamelRoutingEngine.removeApplication()

  @Test(expectedExceptions=ObjectNotFoundException.class)
  public void shouldFailToRemoveNonExistingApplication() throws Exception {
    CamelRoutingEngine routingEngine = new CamelRoutingEngine();


    try {
      routingEngine.removeApplication("test");
    } finally {
      routingEngine.shutdown();
    }
  }

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