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Andre Dietisheim updated JBIDE-25159:
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Description:
# ASSERT: have *cdk 3.1.1* installed and running
# ASSERT: have a connection, an application and a *server adapter* for this cdk (ex. an
application created from nodejs-mongo-persistent template and the adapter therefore called
*nodejs-mongo-persistent*
# EXEC: install cdk 3.2.0.alpha1 and launch it
# ASSERT: the new cdk is now on a different IP thant the one that cdk 3.1.1 used (ex.
192.168.42.207 for cdk 3.1.1, 192.168.42.20 for cdk 3.2.0.alpha1)
# ASSERT: *DONT* delete the server adapter for it
# EXEC: create an application from the same exmplate (ex. nodejs-mongo-persistent), do
*NOT* create an adapter for it when creating the app
# EXEC: in OpenShift explorer: select service *nodejs-mongo-persistent* and pick *Server
Adapter* in the context menu.
Result:
The server adapter wizard doesnt show up. Instead the "Servers" view pops up and
selects the server adapter for the service that existed in the previous cdk.
!image-2017-10-06-15-23-43-428.png!
Expected result:
The server adapter wizard should show up. The existing server adapter is not matching the
service that is selected in the explorer.
was:
# ASSERT: have *cdk 3.1.1* installed and running
# ASSERT: have a connection, an application and a *server adapter* for this cdk (ex. an
application created from nodejs-mongo-persistent template and the adapter therefore called
*nodejs-mongo-persistent*
# EXEC: install cdk 3.2.0.alpha1 and launch it
# ASSERT: the new cdk is now on a different IP thant the one that cdk 3.1.1 used (ex.
192.168.42.207 for cdk 3.1.1, 192.168.42.20 for cdk 3.2.0.alpha1)
# ASSERT: *DONT* delete the server adapter for it
# EXEC: create an application from the same exmplate (ex. nodejs-mongo-persistent), do
*NOT* create an adapter for it when creating the app
# EXEC: in OpenShift explorer: select service *nodejs-mongo-persistent* and pick *Server
Adapter* in the context menu.
Result:
The server adapter doesnt show up. Instead the "Servers" view pops up and
selects the server adapter for the service that existed in the previous cdk.
!image-2017-10-06-15-23-43-428.png!
Server adapter wizard: doesnt show up but selects existing but
defunct adapter after I switched CDK
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Key: JBIDE-25159
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBIDE-25159
Project: Tools (JBoss Tools)
Issue Type: Bug
Components: openshift
Affects Versions: 4.5.1.AM3
Reporter: Andre Dietisheim
Labels: openshift_v3, server_adapter_wizard
Fix For: 4.5.x
Attachments: image-2017-10-06-15-23-43-428.png,
image-2017-10-06-15-23-43-428.png
# ASSERT: have *cdk 3.1.1* installed and running
# ASSERT: have a connection, an application and a *server adapter* for this cdk (ex. an
application created from nodejs-mongo-persistent template and the adapter therefore called
*nodejs-mongo-persistent*
# EXEC: install cdk 3.2.0.alpha1 and launch it
# ASSERT: the new cdk is now on a different IP thant the one that cdk 3.1.1 used (ex.
192.168.42.207 for cdk 3.1.1, 192.168.42.20 for cdk 3.2.0.alpha1)
# ASSERT: *DONT* delete the server adapter for it
# EXEC: create an application from the same exmplate (ex. nodejs-mongo-persistent), do
*NOT* create an adapter for it when creating the app
# EXEC: in OpenShift explorer: select service *nodejs-mongo-persistent* and pick *Server
Adapter* in the context menu.
Result:
The server adapter wizard doesnt show up. Instead the "Servers" view pops up
and selects the server adapter for the service that existed in the previous cdk.
!image-2017-10-06-15-23-43-428.png!
Expected result:
The server adapter wizard should show up. The existing server adapter is not matching the
service that is selected in the explorer.
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