def open(self):
"""Starts an in-flight transaction. Returns a URL-encoded
transaction ID on success."""
trans_id = None
try:
trans_id = self.transport.publish_open(
self.publisher,
client_release=os_util.get_os_release(),
pkg_name=self.pkg_name)
except apx.TransportError as e:
msg = str(e)
raise TransactionOperationError("open",
trans_id=self.trans_id,
msg=msg)
self.trans_id = trans_id
if self.trans_id is None:
raise TransactionOperationError(
"open",
msg=_("Unknown failure; no transaction ID provided"
" in response."))
return self.trans_id
def append(self):
"""Starts an in-flight transaction to append to an existing
manifest. Returns a URL-encoded transaction ID on success."""
self._append_mode = True
trans_id = None
try:
trans_id = self.transport.publish_append(
self.publisher,
client_release=os_util.get_os_release(),
pkg_name=self.pkg_name)
except apx.TransportError as e:
msg = str(e)
raise TransactionOperationError("append",
trans_id=self.trans_id,
msg=msg)
self.trans_id = trans_id
if self.trans_id is None:
raise TransactionOperationError(
"append",
msg=_("Unknown failure; no transaction ID provided"
" in response."))
self._init_upload()
return self.trans_id
def open(self):
"""Starts an in-flight transaction. Returns a URL-encoded
transaction ID on success."""
try:
self.trans_id = self.__repo.open(
os_util.get_os_release(), self.pkg_name)
except repo.RepositoryError, e:
raise TransactionOperationError("open",
trans_id=self.trans_id, msg=str(e))
def open(self):
"""Starts an in-flight transaction. Returns a URL-encoded
transaction ID on success."""
trans_id = None
try:
trans_id = self.transport.publish_open(self.publisher,
client_release=os_util.get_os_release(),
pkg_name=self.pkg_name)
except apx.TransportError, e:
msg = str(e)
raise TransactionOperationError("open",
trans_id=self.trans_id, msg=msg)
def open(self):
"""Starts an in-flight transaction. Returns a URL-encoded
transaction ID on success."""
# XXX This opens a Transaction, but who manages the server
# connection? If we want a pipelined HTTP session (multiple
# operations -- even if it's only one Transaction -- over a
# single connection), then we can't call HTTPConnection.close()
# here, and we shouldn't reopen the connection in add(),
# close(), etc.
try:
headers = {"Client-Release": os_util.get_os_release()}
c, v = versioned_urlopen(self.origin_url, "open",
[0], urllib.quote(self.pkg_name, ""),
headers=headers)
self.trans_id = c.headers.get("Transaction-ID", None)
except (httplib.BadStatusLine, RuntimeError), e:
status = httplib.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR
msg = str(e)
def testRelease(self):
rel = util.get_os_release()
# make sure it can be used in an fmri
test_fmri = fmri.PkgFmri("testpkg", build_release = rel)
def testRelease(self):
rel = util.get_os_release()
# make sure it can be used in an fmri
test_fmri = fmri.PkgFmri("testpkg", build_release=rel)
