Publish first class objects involved in an operation (for now vm uuid) on the event bus . Example - during attach/detachIso along with iso id, vm id should be available as well.
- Refactor tests:
- Upgrade tests to use jUnit4
- Add hamcrest dependency (contribution of by Laszio Hornyak)
- Break big tests in small unit tests
- Replace assertTrue/False with complex conditions by assertThat with
specific matchers
- Remove dead code:
- Private static method never called locally
- Add test for method that validates cidrs
Signed-off-by: Laszlo Hornyak <laszlo.hornyak@gmail.com>
encoded. This cause createStoragePool or addImageStore command to fail if special
characters were present. Updated the code to pass user, password and domain as part
of details while adding primary or secondary. Also made changes on server side to
handle it.
- StringBuffer replaced with StringBuilder
- nullcheck of tokens array removed since String.split does not return null
- unit test added
Signed-off-by: Laszlo Hornyak <laszlo.hornyak@gmail.com>
For some reason the mgmt server is required to have access to the template
being registered in order to check its size against resource limits
during registration. This is bad, but worse, it's a sync call, so this
call can hang for up to the default HTTP connection timeout.
Reducing http timeout as a quick workaround, but this check needs to
1) be removed or 2) done later or 3)registerTemplate needs to be async
and 4) moved off the mgmt server (ssvm is the only thing that needs access to
template url).
This patch adds support for trust chains in the netscaler.
I initially planned on using the 10.1 API's "bundle" feature but during
my testing I found that was not working. So I am doing the chain linking
myself. Also NS can have only one entity of a certificate ie lets say
two different users try to add the same certificate on the netscaler
only one of them will go through. The other one says resouce already
exists even though they have different files.
This can be a problem in trust chains where the chain can be shared
between multiple accounts/certificates. So, I am using the figerprint as
an identifier of a certificate and making sure that we delete it only
when no one references it.
