The RemoteProfiles
class contains a number of utility methods to greatly ease working with SLEE profile management operations.
There are methods to:
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get proxies to ProfileMBeans
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create and commit a new profile
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create an uncommitted profile that can have its attributes set before it is committed
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get attribute names, values and types.
These methods are in addition to the standard management operations available on ProfileProvisioningMBean
.
Creating a profile table
This can be done using the ProfileProvisioningMBean
, but RemoteProfiles
has a utility method to check if a profile table exists:
ProfileSpecificationID profileSpecID =
new ProfileSpecificationID("AddressProfileSpec", "javax.slee", "1.0");
if(RemoteProfiles.profileTableExists(connection, "TstProfTbl")) {
profileProvisioning.removeProfileTable("TstProfTbl");
}
profileProvisioning.createProfileTable(profileSpecID, "TstProfTbl");
Creating a profile
Option 1: Supply the attributes when creating the profile and have it committed
AttributeList list = new AttributeList();
list.add(new Attribute("Addresses",
new Address[] { new Address(AddressPlan.IP, "127.0.0.1") }));
RemoteProfiles.createCommittedProfile(connection, "TstProfTbl", "TstProfile1", list);
Option 2: Create the profile in the uncommitted state, and use a proxy to the Profile Management interface to set the attributes, then call commitProfile
RemoteProfiles.UncommittedProfile<AddressProfileManagement> uncommittedA;
uncommittedA = RemoteProfiles.createUncommittedProfile(connection, "TstProfTbl", "TstProfile2",
AddressProfileManagement.class);
AddressProfileManagement addressProfile = uncommittedA.getProfileProxy();
addressProfile.setAddresses(new Address[] { new Address(AddressPlan.IP, "127.0.0.2") });
uncommittedA.getProfileMBean().commitProfile();
Option 3: Create the profile in the uncommitted state, and use the setAttribute method on the connection, then call commitProfile
RemoteProfiles.UncommittedProfile uncommittedB;
uncommittedB = RemoteProfiles.createUncommittedProfile(connection, "TstProfTbl", "TstProfile3");
connection.setAttribute(uncommittedB.getObjectName(),
new Attribute("Addresses",
new Address[] { new Address(AddressPlan.IP, "127.0.0.3") }));
uncommittedB.getProfileMBean().commitProfile();
Editing a profile
Using the profile management interface as a proxy to the profile object allows set methods to be invoked directly:
ProfileMBean profile
= RemoteProfiles.getProfileMBean(connection, "TstProfTbl", profileName);
profileMBean.editProfile();
AddressProfileManagement addrProfMng
= RemoteProfiles.getProfile(connection, "TstProfTbl", profileName,
AddressProfileManagement.class);
addrProfMng.setAddresses(new Address[] { new Address(AddressPlan.IP, "127.0.1.1") });
profileMBean.commitProfile();
Inspecting profile tables
Using RemoteProfiles
methods to get the attribute names and types for a given profile table:
String[] names = RemoteProfiles.getAttributeNames(connection, "TstProfTbl");
System.out.println("Profile attributes:");
for (String name : names) {
String type = RemoteProfiles.getAttributeType(connection, "TstProfTbl", name);
System.out.println(" " + name + " (" + type + ")");
}