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Ian Springer commented on JBAS-6219:
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Scott, to see that I'm talking about, turn on DEBUG logging for
org.rhq.plugins.jbossas5, then create two new Queues via Embedded Jopr (to do this, go to
the "Platform > JBossAS Servers > JBoss App Server:default > Resources >
JMS Destinations > Queues" node, then click the [Add a new Resource] button. You
should see output in the log similar to the following:
// This is the 1st call to createResource(), creating a queue named "jojo"
12:09:29,533 DEBUG [ApplicationServerComponent] BEFORE CREATE:
Properties for DeploymentTemplateInfo [QueueTemplate]:
name=JNDIName, mappedName=null, viewUse=NONE, required=false, type=SimpleMetaType,
value= <<<null>>>
name=name, mappedName=null, viewUse=NONE, required=true, type=SimpleMetaType, value=
<<<null>>>
12:09:29,705 DEBUG [ConversionUtils] Converting property PropertySimple[id=0,
name=JNDIName, value=jojo, override=false]
with definition SimpleProperty[JNDIName] (Type: STRING) to MetaValue with type
SimpleMetaType:java.lang.String...
12:09:29,736 DEBUG [ApplicationServerComponent] AFTER CREATE:
Properties for DeploymentTemplateInfo [QueueTemplate]:
name=JNDIName, mappedName=null, viewUse=NONE, required=false, value=
SimpleMetaType:java.lang.String:jojo
name=name, mappedName=null, viewUse=NONE, required=true, type=SimpleMetaType, value=
<<<null>>>
...
...
...
// This is the 2nd call to createResource(), creating a queue named "gugu"
12:10:38,115 DEBUG [ApplicationServerComponent] BEFORE CREATE:
Properties for DeploymentTemplateInfo [QueueTemplate]:
name=JNDIName, mappedName=null, viewUse=NONE, required=false, value=
SimpleMetaType:java.lang.String:jojo
name=name, mappedName=null, viewUse=NONE, required=true, type=SimpleMetaType, value=
<<<null>>>
12:10:38,115 DEBUG [ConversionUtils] convertConfigurationToManagedProperties:
ManagedProperty.getValue() returned: Simpl
eValueSupport for property: JNDIName
12:10:38,115 DEBUG [ApplicationServerComponent] AFTER CREATE:
Properties for DeploymentTemplateInfo [QueueTemplate]:
name=JNDIName, mappedName=null, viewUse=NONE, required=false, value=
SimpleMetaType:java.lang.String:gugu
name=name, mappedName=null, viewUse=NONE, required=true, type=SimpleMetaType, value=
<<<null>>>
These log messages are printed by ApplicationServerComponent.createResource(). What they
are dumping is managementView.getTemplate(templateName).getProperties().
As you can see in the 2nd call to createResource(), the template property
"JNDIName" still has a value of "jojo". This is a remnant from the 1st
call. Every time I call managementView.getTemplate(), I should get a fresh template (or
alternatively, managementView.getTemplate().getProperties() could always return a fresh
copy of the properties).
I tried adding a call to managementView.loadProfile() at the beginning of createResource()
to refresh the view, but that didn't help.
ManagementView.getTemplate() should return a new copy of the
DeploymentTemplateInfo on every call
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Key: JBAS-6219
URL:
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBAS-6219
Project: JBoss Application Server
Issue Type: Sub-task
Security Level: Public(Everyone can see)
Components: ProfileService
Reporter: Ian Springer
Assignee: Ian Springer
In our create-resource code, we do the following:
DeploymentTemplateInfo template = managementView.getTemplate(templateName);
Map<String, ManagedProperty> managedProperties = template.getProperties();
// Update managedProperties according to the properties the user entered in the EmbJopr
UI.
managementView.applyTemplate(ManagedDeployment.DeploymentPhase.APPLICATION,
resourceName, template);
managementView.process();
This all works fine the first time through. The problem is the next time we execute the
above code using the same templateName, getTemplate(() returns the same
DeploymentTemplateInfo from the previous call (with the updates we made to its
managedProperties). Instead, it should return a new "fresh"
DeploymentTemplateInfo object that contains only the properties from the original
template.
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