[jbosstools-issues] [JBoss JIRA] (JBDS-2795) make sure current JBDS works with mult-domain OpenShift instance

Thu Oct 10 08:39:02 EDT 2013

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Andre Dietisheim edited comment on JBDS-2795 at 10/10/13 8:37 AM:
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Using the latest DEVENV with multi-domain enabled, a user that has the silver plan (and can therefore create multiple domains) and JBDS7 I did the tests shown further down:
JBDS works just fine. A users always sees its own domains. If he has none then it'll see the foreign domain it has access to in the order that it got access granted to. The only possible improvement is that writable access should take precendence of read-only access (see step 13)

1) I setup a DEVENV with 2 users:

* adietish at redhat.com (silver-plan)
* adietisheim at redhat.com

2) First I created 2 domains for adietish at redhat.com in the Web-ui:

* gringo
* ruskie

!multi-domain-setup-adietish.png!

3) the first domain (gringo) then showed up in the OpenShift Explorer:

!!explorer-1.png!

4) I granted adietish+test access to these domains. The first domain then showed up in the OpenShift Explorer:

!explorer-2.png!

5) I tried to create an application for adietish+test at redhat.com in the read-only domain he has from adietish at redhat.com: failure expected, only read-access to domain:

!cannot-create-application.png!

6) Then created adietish+test at redhat.com his very own domain: 

!multi-domain-setup-test.png!

7) and refreshed the OpenShift Explorer: shows the empty list since new domain has no apps

!explorer-3.png!

8) and created an application in JBDS which shows up for the user:

!explorer-4.png!

9) Then deleted the domain for adietish at redhat.com. Once refreshed the explorer shows the 2nd domain: 

!explorer-5.png!

10) which you can also see in the properties:
!properties-shows-the-domain.png!

11) And created another application for adietish at redhat.com:

!explorer-6.png!

12) killed the domain for adietish+test at redhat.com and the domain it has read-access to shows up:

!explorer-7.png!

13) re-created "viking" for adietish+test at redhat.com (no application within it) and created another domain "writable" in adietish at redhat.com where I granted *write* access for adietish+test at redhat.com: "viking" (empty apps-list) shows up for adietish+test at redha.com

!explorer-8.png!

14) and killed "viking" in JBDS: "ruskie" shows up for adietish+test at redhat.com and not "writable", since read-access was granted in a prior step - there's no precedence of writeable domains vs readable domains. 
!explorer-9.png!

      was (Author: adietish):
    Using the latest DEVENV with multi-domain enabled, a user that has the silver plan (and can therefore create multiple domains) and JBDS7 I did the tests shown further down:
JBDS works just fine. A users always sees its own domains. If he has none then it'll see the foreign domain it has access to in the order that it got access granted to. The only possible improvement is that writable access should take precendence of read-only access (see step 13)

1) I setup a DEVENV with 2 users:

* adietish at redhat.com (silver-plan)
* adietisheim at redhat.com

2) First I created 2 domains for adietish at redhat.com in the Web-ui:

* gringo
* ruskie