Example #1
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    def new(self, context_dict):
        """
        @param context_dict: a dictionary containing the expected field of a context,
                is called and define as contextDescriptionDict
        @return: context_gus, the universally unique identifier of the context
        """
        log.debug("[D] %s %s " % (__file__, __name__), "Context new", context_dict)

        store = self.getStore('context new')

        cntx = Context()

        cntx.context_gus = idops.random_context_gus()
        cntx.node_id = 1

        cntx.creation_date = gltime.utcDateNow()
        cntx.update_date = gltime.utcDateNow()
        cntx.last_activity = gltime.utcDateNow()
        cntx.receivers = []

        try:
            cntx._import_dict(context_dict)
        except KeyError:
            store.rollback()
            store.close()
            raise InvalidInputFormat("Import failed near the Storm")

        store.add(cntx)
        log.msg("Created context %s at the %s" % (cntx.name, cntx.creation_date) )
        store.commit()
        store.close()

        # return context_dict
        return cntx.context_gus
Example #2
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    def new(self, context_dict):
        """
        @param context_dict: a dictionary containing the expected field of a context,
                is called and define as contextDescriptionDict
        @return: context_gus, the universally unique identifier of the context
        """

        self.context_gus = idops.random_context_gus()

        self.creation_date = gltime.utcTimeNow()
        self.update_date = gltime.utcTimeNow()
        self.last_activity = gltime.utcTimeNow()
        self.receivers = []

        try:
            self._import_dict(context_dict)
        except KeyError, e:
            raise InvalidInputFormat("Context Import failed (missing %s)" % e)