Examples of registerConnector()

Examples of com.vaadin.ui.ConnectorTracker.registerConnector()

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        assertSame(streamVariable, streamVariable2);
    }

    public void testRemoveVariable() {
        ConnectorTracker tracker = owner.getUI().getConnectorTracker();
        tracker.registerConnector(owner);
        cm.getStreamVariableTargetUrl(owner, variableName, streamVariable);
        assertNotNull(tracker.getStreamVariable(owner.getConnectorId(),
                variableName));

        tracker.cleanStreamVariable(owner.getConnectorId(), variableName);
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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.repository.Repository.registerConnector()

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      rtx.begin();
      for (String name : handlerMap.keySet()) {
        ConnectorHandler handler = handlerMap.get(name);
        MConnector connectorMetadata = handler.getMetadata();
        MConnector registeredMetadata =
            repository.registerConnector(connectorMetadata, autoUpgrade);

        // Set registered metadata instead of connector metadata as they will
        // have filled persistent ids. We should be confident at this point that
        // there are no differences between those two structures.
        handler.setMetadata(registeredMetadata);
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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.repository.Repository.registerConnector()

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      rtx.begin();
      for (String name : handlerMap.keySet()) {
        ConnectorHandler handler = handlerMap.get(name);
        MConnector connectorMetadata = handler.getMetadata();
        MConnector registeredMetadata =
            repository.registerConnector(connectorMetadata);

        // Set registered metadata instead of connector metadata as they will
        // have filled persistent ids. We should be confident at this point that
        // there are no differences between those two structures.
        handler.setMetadata(registeredMetadata);
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Examples of org.apache.sqoop.repository.Repository.registerConnector()

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      rtx.begin();
      for (String name : handlerMap.keySet()) {
        ConnectorHandler handler = handlerMap.get(name);
        MConnector connectorMetadata = handler.getMetadata();
        MConnector registeredMetadata =
            repository.registerConnector(connectorMetadata);

        // Set registered metadata instead of connector metadata as they will
        // have filled persistent ids. We should be confident at this point that
        // there are no differences between those two structures.
        handler.setMetadata(registeredMetadata);
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Examples of org.jboss.jms.server.connectormanager.SimpleConnectorManager.registerConnector()

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   public void testSimpleConnectorManager() throws Exception
   {
      SimpleConnectorManager cm = new SimpleConnectorManager();
     
      cm.registerConnector("connector1");     
      assertEquals(1, cm.getCount("connector1"));     
      assertTrue(cm.containsConnector("connector1"));
     
      cm.registerConnector("connector2");     
      assertEquals(1, cm.getCount("connector2"));     
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Examples of org.jboss.jms.server.connectormanager.SimpleConnectorManager.registerConnector()

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      cm.registerConnector("connector1");     
      assertEquals(1, cm.getCount("connector1"));     
      assertTrue(cm.containsConnector("connector1"));
     
      cm.registerConnector("connector2");     
      assertEquals(1, cm.getCount("connector2"));     
      assertTrue(cm.containsConnector("connector2"));
     
      cm.registerConnector("connector1");     
      assertEquals(2, cm.getCount("connector1"));     
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Examples of org.jboss.jms.server.connectormanager.SimpleConnectorManager.registerConnector()

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      cm.registerConnector("connector2");     
      assertEquals(1, cm.getCount("connector2"));     
      assertTrue(cm.containsConnector("connector2"));
     
      cm.registerConnector("connector1");     
      assertEquals(2, cm.getCount("connector1"));     
      assertTrue(cm.containsConnector("connector1"));
     
      cm.unregisterConnector("connector2");     
      assertEquals(0, cm.getCount("connector2"));     
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Examples of org.jboss.jms.server.connectormanager.SimpleConnectorManager.registerConnector()

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   public void testSimpleConnectorManager() throws Exception
   {
      SimpleConnectorManager cm = new SimpleConnectorManager();
     
      cm.registerConnector("connector1");     
      assertEquals(1, cm.getCount("connector1"));     
      assertTrue(cm.containsConnector("connector1"));
     
      cm.registerConnector("connector2");     
      assertEquals(1, cm.getCount("connector2"));     
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Examples of org.jboss.jms.server.connectormanager.SimpleConnectorManager.registerConnector()

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      cm.registerConnector("connector1");     
      assertEquals(1, cm.getCount("connector1"));     
      assertTrue(cm.containsConnector("connector1"));
     
      cm.registerConnector("connector2");     
      assertEquals(1, cm.getCount("connector2"));     
      assertTrue(cm.containsConnector("connector2"));
     
      cm.registerConnector("connector1");     
      assertEquals(2, cm.getCount("connector1"));     
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Examples of org.jboss.jms.server.connectormanager.SimpleConnectorManager.registerConnector()

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      cm.registerConnector("connector2");     
      assertEquals(1, cm.getCount("connector2"));     
      assertTrue(cm.containsConnector("connector2"));
     
      cm.registerConnector("connector1");     
      assertEquals(2, cm.getCount("connector1"));     
      assertTrue(cm.containsConnector("connector1"));
     
      cm.unregisterConnector("connector2");     
      assertEquals(0, cm.getCount("connector2"));     
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