List of uninventoryResourceAsyncWork() Examples

Examples of uninventoryResourceAsyncWork()

org.rhq.enterprise.server.resource.ResourceManagerLocal.uninventoryResourceAsyncWork()
Deletes the given resource (but not its children) in a new transaction. This is normally used only within this manager bean itself. Clients normally should call {@link #uninventoryResource(Subject,int)}. If you call this method, make sure you have a specific reason for it; check to see if calling {@link #uninventoryResource(Subject,int)} would not be more appropriate. @param user the user deleting the resource @param resourceId the ID of the resource to be deleted

Examples of org.rhq.enterprise.server.resource.ResourceManagerLocal.uninventoryResourceAsyncWork()


                // invoke bulk delete on the resource to remove any dependencies not defined in the hibernate entity model
                // perform in-band and out-of-band work in quick succession
                List<Integer> deletedIds = resourceManager.uninventoryResource(overlord, resource.getId());
                for (Integer deletedResourceId : deletedIds) {
                    resourceManager.uninventoryResourceAsyncWork(overlord, deletedResourceId);
                }


                // now dispose of other hibernate entities
                getTransactionManager().begin();

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Examples of org.rhq.enterprise.server.resource.ResourceManagerLocal.uninventoryResourceAsyncWork()

                // invoke bulk delete on the resource to remove any dependencies not defined in the hibernate entity model
                // perform in-band and out-of-band work in quick succession
                for (Resource doomed : doomedResources) {
                    List<Integer> deletedIds = resourceManager.uninventoryResource(overlord, doomed.getId());
                    for (Integer deletedResourceId : deletedIds) {
                        resourceManager.uninventoryResourceAsyncWork(overlord, deletedResourceId);
                    }
                }


                // Measurement defs go away via cascade remove

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Examples of org.rhq.enterprise.server.resource.ResourceManagerLocal.uninventoryResourceAsyncWork()

                // invoke bulk delete on the resource to remove any dependencies not defined in the hibernate entity model
                // perform in-band and out-of-band work in quick succession
                Subject overlord = LookupUtil.getSubjectManager().getOverlord();
                List<Integer> deletedIds = resourceManager.uninventoryResource(overlord, resource.getId());
                for (Integer deletedResourceId : deletedIds) {
                    resourceManager.uninventoryResourceAsyncWork(overlord, deletedResourceId);
                }


                // now dispose of other hibernate entities
                getTransactionManager().begin();
                em = getEntityManager();

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Examples of org.rhq.enterprise.server.resource.ResourceManagerLocal.uninventoryResourceAsyncWork()

                // invoke bulk delete on the resource to remove any dependencies not defined in the hibernate entity model
                // perform in-band and out-of-band work in quick succession
                if (null != res) {
                    List<Integer> deletedIds = resourceManager.uninventoryResource(overlord, res.getId());
                    for (Integer deletedResourceId : deletedIds) {
                        resourceManager.uninventoryResourceAsyncWork(overlord, deletedResourceId);
                    }
                }


                // now dispose of other hibernate entities
                getTransactionManager().begin();

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Examples of org.rhq.enterprise.server.resource.ResourceManagerLocal.uninventoryResourceAsyncWork()

        try {
            Subject overlord = LookupUtil.getSubjectManager().getOverlord();
            ResourceManagerLocal resourceManager = LookupUtil.getResourceManager();


            List<Integer> deletedIds = resourceManager.uninventoryResource(overlord, newResource.getId());
            resourceManager.uninventoryResourceAsyncWork(overlord, newResource.getId());


            assertEquals("didn't delete resource: " + deletedIds, 1, deletedIds.size());
            assertEquals("what was deleted? : " + deletedIds, newResource.getId(), deletedIds.get(0).intValue());


            // I don't have the resource anymore so I can't use makeSureDataIsPurged to test

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Examples of org.rhq.enterprise.server.resource.ResourceManagerLocal.uninventoryResourceAsyncWork()

            // delete the resource itself
            Subject overlord = LookupUtil.getSubjectManager().getOverlord();
            ResourceManagerLocal resourceManager = LookupUtil.getResourceManager();
            List<Integer> deletedIds = resourceManager.uninventoryResource(overlord, doomedResource.getId());
            for (Integer deletedResourceId : deletedIds) {
                resourceManager.uninventoryResourceAsyncWork(overlord, deletedResourceId);
            }


            // delete the agent and the type
            getTransactionManager().begin();

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