List of usage examples for org.springframework.ide.eclipse.boot.dash.cloudfoundry CloudFoundryBootDashModel removeApplication
public void removeApplication(String appName)
From source file:org.springframework.ide.eclipse.boot.dash.cloudfoundry.CloudAppDashElement.java
/** * Attempt to refresh the data associated with this app in the model. Returns the * refreshed element if this was succesful, null if the element was deleted (because during the * refresh we discovered it not longer exists) and if something failed trying to refresh the element. */// ww w. j av a 2 s . c om public CloudAppDashElement refresh() throws Exception { debug("Refreshing element: " + this.getName()); CFApplicationDetail data = getClient().getApplication(getName()); if (data == null) { //Looks like element no longer exist in CF so remove it from the model CloudFoundryBootDashModel model = getCloudModel(); model.removeApplication(getName()); return null; } getCloudModel().updateApplication(data); return this; }
From source file:org.springframework.ide.eclipse.boot.dash.cloudfoundry.CloudAppDashElement.java
@Override public void delete(UserInteractions ui) { CloudFoundryBootDashModel model = getCloudModel(); CloudAppDashElement cloudElement = this; cloudElement.cancelOperations();/* w ww .j a va2s . co m*/ CancelationToken cancelToken = cloudElement.createCancelationToken(); CloudApplicationOperation operation = new CloudApplicationOperation("Deleting: " + cloudElement.getName(), model, cloudElement.getName(), cancelToken) { @Override protected void doCloudOp(IProgressMonitor monitor) throws Exception, OperationCanceledException { // Delete from CF first. Do it outside of synch block to avoid // deadlock model.getRunTarget().getClient().deleteApplication(appName); model.getElementConsoleManager().terminateConsole(cloudElement.getName()); model.removeApplication(cloudElement.getName()); cloudElement.setProject(null); } }; // Allow deletions to occur concurrently with any other application // operation operation.setSchedulingRule(null); getCloudModel().runAsynch(operation, ui); }