Examples of RelationSupport

javax.management.relation.RelationSupport
Implements the management interface for a relation created internally within the relation service. The relation can have only roles - no attributes or methods.
The relation support managed bean can be created externally, including extending it, and then registered with the relation service.
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Examples of javax.management.relation.RelationSupport

         createRolesCX(server);
         List result1 = null;
         List result2 = null;
         List result3 = null;
         List result4 = null;
         RelationSupport supportA1 = new RelationSupport("ida1", service, server, 
                                          "relationTypeA", rolesA);
         RelationSupport supportA2 = new RelationSupport("ida2", service, server, 
                                          "relationTypeA", rolesA);
         RelationSupport supportCX = new RelationSupport("idcx", service, server, 
                                          "relationTypeCX", rolesCX);
         RelationSupport supportC = new RelationSupport("idc", service, server, 
                                          "relationTypeC", rolesC);
         addRelation(server, service, supportA1, "test:type=supportA1");
         addRelation(server, service, supportA2, "test:type=supportA2");
         addRelation(server, service, supportCX, "test:type=supportCX");
         addRelation(server, service, supportC, "test:type=supportC");

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Examples of javax.management.relation.RelationSupport

         createRelationTypeC(service);
         createRolesC(server);
         createRelationTypeCX(service);
         createRolesCX(server);
         List result = null;
         RelationSupport supportA1 = new RelationSupport("ida1", service, server, 
                                          "relationTypeA", rolesA);
         RelationSupport supportA2 = new RelationSupport("ida2", service, server, 
                                          "relationTypeA", rolesA);
         RelationSupport supportCX = new RelationSupport("idcx", service, server, 
                                          "relationTypeCX", rolesCX);
         RelationSupport supportC = new RelationSupport("idc", service, server, 
                                          "relationTypeC", rolesC);
         addRelation(server, service, supportA1, "test:type=supportA1");
         addRelation(server, service, supportA2, "test:type=supportA2");
         addRelation(server, service, supportCX, "test:type=supportCX");
         addRelation(server, service, supportC, "test:type=supportC");

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Examples of javax.management.relation.RelationSupport

      {
         ObjectName service = createRelationService("test:type=service", server);
         createRelationTypeB(service);
         createRolesB(server);
         RoleResult result = null;
         RelationSupport support = new RelationSupport("id", service, server, 
                                         "relationTypeB", rolesB);
         addRelation(server, service, support, "test:type=support");
         result = support.getAllRoles();
         checkResult(result, roleInfosB, rolesB);
      }
      finally
      {
         MBeanServerFactory.releaseMBeanServer(server);

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Examples of javax.management.relation.RelationSupport

      {
         ObjectName service = createRelationService("test:type=service", server);
         createRelationTypeC(service);
         createRolesC(server);
         Map result = null;
         RelationSupport support = new RelationSupport("id", service, server, 
                                         "relationTypeC", rolesC);
         addRelation(server, service, support, "test:type=support");
         result = support.getReferencedMBeans();
         checkMBeans(result, rolesC);
      }
      finally
      {
         MBeanServerFactory.releaseMBeanServer(server);

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Examples of javax.management.relation.RelationSupport

         RelationService rs = (RelationService) services.get(service);
         createRelationTypeB(service);
         createRolesB(server);
         createRelationTypeC(service);
         createRolesC(server);
         RelationSupport relB = null;
         RelationSupport relC = null;
         String resultB = null;
         String resultC = null;
         relB = new RelationSupport("idB", service, server, 
                                       "relationTypeB", rolesB);
         addRelation(server, service, relB, "test:type=supportB");
         relC = new RelationSupport("idC", service, server, 
                                       "relationTypeC", rolesC);
         addRelation(server, service, relC, "test:type=supportC");
         resultB = rs.getRelationTypeName("idB");
         resultC = rs.getRelationTypeName("idC");
         assertEquals("relationTypeB", resultB);

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Examples of javax.management.relation.RelationSupport

      {
         ObjectName service = createRelationService("test:type=service", server);
         createRelationTypeC(service);
         createRolesC(server);
         List result = null;
         RelationSupport support = new RelationSupport("id", service, server, 
                                         "relationTypeC", rolesC);
         addRelation(server, service, support, "test:type=support");
         result = support.getRole("roleC1");
         compareListOfObjectNames(getRole(rolesC, "roleC1").getRoleValue(), result);
      }
      finally
      {
         MBeanServerFactory.releaseMBeanServer(server);

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Examples of javax.management.relation.RelationSupport

      {
         ObjectName service = createRelationService("test:type=service", server);
         createRelationTypeC(service);
         createRolesC(server);
         Integer result = null;
         RelationSupport support = null;
         support = new RelationSupport("id", service, server, 
                                          "relationTypeC", rolesC);
         addRelation(server, service, support, "test:type=support");
         result = support.getRoleCardinality("roleC1");
         assertEquals(2, result.intValue());


         result = support.getRoleCardinality("roleC2");
         assertEquals(3, result.intValue());
      }
      finally
      {
         MBeanServerFactory.releaseMBeanServer(server);

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Examples of javax.management.relation.RelationSupport

         ObjectName service = createRelationService("test:type=service", server);
         RelationService rs = (RelationService) services.get(service);
         createRelationTypeC(service);
         createRolesC(server);
         RoleResult result = null;
         RelationSupport support = null;
         support = new RelationSupport("id", service, server, 
                                       "relationTypeC", rolesC);
         addRelation(server, service, support, "test:type=support");
         result = rs.getRoles("id", new String[] {"roleC1", "roleC2" });
         checkResult(result, roleInfosC, rolesC);

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Examples of javax.management.relation.RelationSupport

      try
      {
         ObjectName service = createRelationService("test:type=service", server);
         createRelationTypeC(service);
         createRolesC(server);
         RelationSupport support = null;
         Boolean result1 = null;
         Boolean result2 = null;
         Boolean result3 = null;
         Boolean result4 = null;
         Boolean result5 = null;
         Boolean result6 = null;
         support = new RelationSupport("id1", service, server, 
                                       "relationTypeC", rolesC);
         addRelation(server, service, support, "test:type=support1");
         support = new RelationSupport("id2", service, server, 
                                       "relationTypeC", rolesC);
         addRelation(server, service, support, "test:type=support2");
         RelationService rs = (RelationService) services.get(service);
         result1 = rs.hasRelation("id1");
         result2 = rs.hasRelation("id2");

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Examples of javax.management.relation.RelationSupport

      try
      {
         ObjectName service = createRelationService("test:type=service", server);
         createRelationTypeC(service);
         createRolesC(server);
         RelationSupport support = null;
         String result1 = null;
         String result2 = null;
         String result3 = null;
         String result4 = null;
         String result5 = null;
         String result6 = null;
         support = new RelationSupport("id1", service, server, 
                                       "relationTypeC", rolesC);
         addRelation(server, service, support, "test:type=support1");
         support = new RelationSupport("id2", service, server, 
                                       "relationTypeC", rolesC);
         addRelation(server, service, support, "test:type=support2");
         RelationService rs = (RelationService) services.get(service);
         result1 = rs.isRelation(new ObjectName("test:type=support1"));
         result2 = rs.isRelation(new ObjectName("test:type=support2"));

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