List of reconcileFlows() Examples

Examples of reconcileFlows()

net.floodlightcontroller.flowcache.IFlowReconcileListener.reconcileFlows()
Given an input OFMatch, this method applies the policy of the reconciler and returns a the same input OFMatch structure modified. Additional OFMatches, if needed, are returned in OFMatch-list. All the OFMatches are assumed to have "PERMIT" action. @param ofmRcList input flow matches, to be updated to be consistent withthe policies of this reconciler Additional OFMatch-es can be added to the "list" as needed. For example after a new ACL application, one flow-match may result in multiple flow-matches The method must also update the ReconcileAction member in ofmRcList entries to indicate if the flow needs to be modified, deleted or left unchanged OR of a new entry is to be added after flow reconciliation @return Command.CONTINUE if the OFMatch should be sent to thenext flow reconciler. Command.STOP if the OFMatch shouldn't be processed further. In this case the no reconciled flow-mods would be programmed

Examples of net.floodlightcontroller.flowcache.IFlowReconcileListener.reconcileFlows()

        reset(r1, r2, r3);
        expect(r1.reconcileFlows((ArrayList<OFMatchReconcile>)anyObject()))
        .andReturn(Command.CONTINUE).times(1);
        expect(r2.reconcileFlows((ArrayList<OFMatchReconcile>)anyObject()))
        .andReturn(Command.STOP).times(1);
        expect(r3.reconcileFlows((ArrayList<OFMatchReconcile>)anyObject()));
        expectLastCall().andAnswer(new IAnswer<Object>() {
            public Object answer() {
                fail("Unexpected call");
                return Command.STOP;
            }

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Examples of net.floodlightcontroller.flowcache.IFlowReconcileListener.reconcileFlows()

        reset(r1, r2, r3);
        expect(r1.reconcileFlows((ArrayList<OFMatchReconcile>)anyObject()))
        .andReturn(Command.CONTINUE).times(1);
        expect(r2.reconcileFlows((ArrayList<OFMatchReconcile>)anyObject()))
        .andReturn(Command.CONTINUE).times(1);
        expect(r3.reconcileFlows((ArrayList<OFMatchReconcile>)anyObject()))
        .andReturn(Command.STOP).times(1);
        
        pre_flowReconcileThreadRunCount =
            flowReconcileMgr.flowReconcileThreadRunCount.get();
        startTime = new Date();

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Examples of net.floodlightcontroller.flowcache.IFlowReconcileListener.reconcileFlows()

                return Command.STOP;
            }
        }).anyTimes();
        expect(r2.reconcileFlows((ArrayList<OFMatchReconcile>)anyObject()))
        .andReturn(Command.CONTINUE).times(1);
        expect(r3.reconcileFlows((ArrayList<OFMatchReconcile>)anyObject()))
        .andReturn(Command.STOP).times(1);
        
        pre_flowReconcileThreadRunCount =
            flowReconcileMgr.flowReconcileThreadRunCount.get();
        startTime = new Date();

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Examples of net.floodlightcontroller.flowcache.IFlowReconcileListener.reconcileFlows()

        expect(r1.isCallbackOrderingPrereq((OFType)anyObject(),
            (String)anyObject())).andReturn(false).anyTimes();
        expect(r1.isCallbackOrderingPostreq((OFType)anyObject(),
            (String)anyObject())).andReturn(false).anyTimes();
        
        expect(r1.reconcileFlows((ArrayList<OFMatchReconcile>)anyObject()))
        .andAnswer(new IAnswer<Command>() {
            @Override
            public Command answer() throws Throwable {
                ArrayList<OFMatchReconcile> ofmList =
                    (ArrayList<OFMatchReconcile>)EasyMock.

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Examples of net.floodlightcontroller.flowcache.IFlowReconcileListener.reconcileFlows()

        expect(r1.isCallbackOrderingPrereq((OFType)anyObject(),
                (String)anyObject())).andReturn(false).anyTimes();
        expect(r1.isCallbackOrderingPostreq((OFType)anyObject(),
                (String)anyObject())).andReturn(false).anyTimes();
        
        expect(r1.reconcileFlows((ArrayList<OFMatchReconcile>)anyObject()))
        .andReturn(Command.CONTINUE).anyTimes();
        
        flowReconcileMgr.clearFlowReconcileListeners();
        replay(r1, counterStore);
        flowQueueTest(true);

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