Exemplo n.º 1
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 def stop_operation(operation_id, is_group=False, remove_after_stop=False):
     # type: (int, bool, bool) -> bool
     """
     Stop (also named Cancel) the operation given by operation_id,
     and potentially also remove it after (with all linked data).
     In case the Operation has a linked Burst, remove that too.
     :param operation_id: ID for Operation (or OperationGroup) to be canceled/removed
     :param is_group: When true stop all the operations from that group.
     :param remove_after_stop: if True, also remove the operation(s) after stopping
     :returns True if the stop step was successfully
     """
     result = False
     if is_group:
         op_group = ProjectService.get_operation_group_by_id(operation_id)
         operations_in_group = ProjectService.get_operations_in_group(
             op_group)
         for operation in operations_in_group:
             result = OperationService.stop_operation(
                 operation.id, False, remove_after_stop) or result
     else:
         result = BACKEND_CLIENT.stop_operation(operation_id)
         if remove_after_stop:
             burst_config = dao.get_burst_for_operation_id(operation_id)
             ProjectService().remove_operation(operation_id)
             if burst_config is not None:
                 result = dao.remove_entity(BurstConfiguration,
                                            burst_config.id) or result
     return result
Exemplo n.º 2
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 def stop_operation(self, operation_id):
     """
     Stop the operation given by the operation id.
     """
     return BACKEND_CLIENT.stop_operation(int(operation_id))
Exemplo n.º 3
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 def stop_operation(self, operation_id):
     """
     Stop the operation given by the operation id.
     """
     return BACKEND_CLIENT.stop_operation(int(operation_id))