def redeploy_app(request, filters, dialog_name, xhr=None):
if request.method == "POST":
logger.debug("Recreating form")
form = DeployForm(request.POST)
#Check if the <xhr> var had something passed to it.
if xhr == "xhr":
#TODO: Try to use dynamic form validation
clean = form.is_valid()
rdict = {'bad': 'false', 'filters': filters}
try:
appfile = request.POST['applist']
app_type = request.POST['types']
instancename = request.POST['instancename']
appname = request.POST['appname']
except:
appname = None
app_type = None
if appname and app_type:
logger.debug("Parameters check: OK.")
logger.debug(
"Calling MCollective to deploy %s application on %s filtered server"
% (appfile, filters))
response, content = callRestServer(
request.user, filters, 'a7xoas', 'redeploy',
'appname=%s;instancename=%s;appfile=%s' %
(appname, instancename, appfile))
if response.status == 200:
json_content = json.loads(content)
rdict.update({"result": json_content[0]["statusmsg"]})
else:
rdict.update({"result": "Error communicating with server"})
rdict.update({'dialog_name': dialog_name})
# And send it off.
else:
rdict.update({'bad': 'true'})
d = {}
# This was painful, but I can't find a better way to extract the error messages:
for e in form.errors.iteritems():
d.update({
e[0]: unicode(e[1])
}) # e[0] is the id, unicode(e[1]) is the error HTML.
# Bung all that into the dict
rdict.update({'errs': d})
# Make a json whatsit to send back.
return HttpResponse(json.dumps(rdict, ensure_ascii=False),
mimetype='application/javascript')
# It's a normal submit - non ajax.
else:
if form.is_valid():
# We don't accept non-ajax requests for the moment
return HttpResponseRedirect("/")
else:
# It's not post so make a new form
logger.warn("Cannot access this page using GET")
raise Http404
def deploy_app(request, filters, dialog_name, xhr=None):
if request.method == "POST":
logger.debug("Recreating form")
form = DeployForm(request.POST)
#Check if the <xhr> var had something passed to it.
if xhr == "xhr":
#TODO: Try to use dynamic form validation
clean = form.is_valid()
rdict = {'bad':'false', 'filters':filters }
try:
appfile = request.POST['applist']
app_type = request.POST['types']
instancename = request.POST['instancename']
appname = request.POST['appname']
action = request.POST['action']
except:
appname=None
app_type=None
action=None
if appname and app_type and action:
logger.debug("Parameters check: OK.")
logger.debug("Calling MCollective to deploy %s application on %s filtered server" % (appfile, filters))
response, content = callRestServer(request.user, filters, 'a7xoas', action, 'appname=%s;instancename=%s;appfile=%s' %(appname, instancename, appfile), True)
if response.status == 200:
json_content = json.loads(content)
s_resps = []
for server_response in json_content:
if server_response['statuscode']==0:
s_resps.append({"server": server_response["sender"], "response":server_response["statusmsg"]})
else:
s_resps.append({"server": server_response["sender"], "message":server_response["statusmsg"]})
rdict.update({"result":s_resps})
else:
rdict.update({"result": "KO", "message": "Error communicating with server"})
rdict.update({'dialog_name':dialog_name})
# And send it off.
else:
rdict.update({'bad':'true'})
d = {}
# This was painful, but I can't find a better way to extract the error messages:
for e in form.errors.iteritems():
d.update({e[0]:unicode(e[1])}) # e[0] is the id, unicode(e[1]) is the error HTML.
# Bung all that into the dict
rdict.update({'errs': d })
# Make a json whatsit to send back.
return HttpResponse(json.dumps(rdict, ensure_ascii=False), mimetype='application/javascript')
# It's a normal submit - non ajax.
else:
if form.is_valid():
# We don't accept non-ajax requests for the moment
return HttpResponseRedirect("/")
else:
# It's not post so make a new form
logger.warn("Cannot access this page using GET")
raise Http404
def get_deploy_form(request, dialog_name, action, filters):
logger.debug('Rendering form')
return render_to_response('platforms/oc4j/deployform.html', {
'action': action,
'filters': filters,
'form': DeployForm([]),
'dialog_name': dialog_name,
'base_url': settings.BASE_URL
},
context_instance=RequestContext(request))
