List of validateExportedState() Examples

Examples of validateExportedState()

org.rhq.enterprise.server.sync.validators.ConsistencyValidator.validateExportedState()
Validates that the current RHQ installation is consistent with the state mandated during the export.
This method is only ever called after the {@link #initializeExportedStateValidation(XMLStreamReader)} is invoked. @throws InconsistentStateException in case of failed consistency check
org.rhq.enterprise.server.sync.validators.DeployedAgentPluginsValidator.validateExportedState()

Examples of org.rhq.enterprise.server.sync.validators.ConsistencyValidator.validateExportedState()

        //init the validator
        validator.initialize(subject, entityManager);


        //perform the validation
        validator.initializeExportedStateValidation(new ExportReader(rdr));
        validator.validateExportedState();


        return validator;
    }


    private <E, X> String importSingle(Subject subject, Map<String, Configuration> importConfigs, XMLStreamReader rdr)

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Examples of org.rhq.enterprise.server.sync.validators.DeployedAgentPluginsValidator.validateExportedState()

        validator.initialize(null, null);
        
        validator.setPluginsToValidate(pluginsToValidate);
        
        //this should validate cleanly
        validator.validateExportedState();
        
        //now add 1 plugin to the validated state
        DeployedAgentPluginsValidator.ConsistentPlugin newPlugin = createPlugin("superfluous", "1", "md5_4");
        pluginsToValidate.add(newPlugin);

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Examples of org.rhq.enterprise.server.sync.validators.DeployedAgentPluginsValidator.validateExportedState()

        //now add 1 plugin to the validated state
        DeployedAgentPluginsValidator.ConsistentPlugin newPlugin = createPlugin("superfluous", "1", "md5_4");
        pluginsToValidate.add(newPlugin);
        
        try {
            validator.validateExportedState();
            fail("validation should have detected that the current installation has one plugin less.");
        } catch (InconsistentStateException e) {
            //this is expected
        }

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Examples of org.rhq.enterprise.server.sync.validators.DeployedAgentPluginsValidator.validateExportedState()

        //ok, remove the new plugin from the "exported state" and put it in the current state
        pluginsToValidate.remove(newPlugin);
        installedPlugins.add(newPlugin);
        
        try {
            validator.validateExportedState();
            fail("validation should have detected that the current installation has one plugin more.");
        } catch (InconsistentStateException e) {
            //ok
        }

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Examples of org.rhq.enterprise.server.sync.validators.DeployedAgentPluginsValidator.validateExportedState()

        
        //change the newPlugin to not be equal
        newPlugin.setMd5("md5_different");
        
        try {
            validator.validateExportedState();
            fail("validation should have failed because one of the plugins differs between current and exported states.");
        } catch (InconsistentStateException e) {
            //ok
        }

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Examples of org.rhq.enterprise.server.sync.validators.DeployedAgentPluginsValidator.validateExportedState()

        
        newPlugin.setMd5(newPluginCopy.getMd5());
        newPluginCopy.setMd5("md5_different");
        
        try {
            validator.validateExportedState();
            fail("validation should have failed because one of the plugins differs between current and exported states.");
        } catch (InconsistentStateException e) {
            //ok
        }        
    }

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