def _init(self):
""" Initializes all the basic run-time data structures and connects
to the Zato broker.
"""
fs_server_config = get_config(self.repo_location, 'server.conf')
app_context = get_app_context(fs_server_config)
crypto_manager = get_crypto_manager(self.repo_location, app_context,
fs_server_config)
config_odb = fs_server_config.odb
self.odb = app_context.get_object('odb_manager')
self.odb.crypto_manager = crypto_manager
self.odb.token = fs_server_config.main.token
# Key-value DB
self.kvdb = KVDB()
self.kvdb.config = fs_server_config.kvdb
self.kvdb.decrypt_func = self.odb.crypto_manager.decrypt
self.kvdb.init()
# Broker client
self.broker_client = BrokerClient(self.kvdb, self.broker_client_id,
self.broker_callbacks)
self.broker_client.start()
# ODB
#
# Ticket #35 Don't ignore odb_port when creating an ODB
# https://github.com/zatosource/zato/issues/35
#
engine = config_odb.engine
port = config_odb['port']
self.odb_config = Bunch()
self.odb_config.db_name = config_odb.db_name
self.odb_config.is_active = True
self.odb_config.engine = engine
self.odb_config.extra = config_odb.extra
self.odb_config.host = config_odb.host
self.odb_config.port = port
self.odb_config.password = self.odb.crypto_manager.decrypt(
config_odb.password)
self.odb_config.pool_size = config_odb.pool_size
self.odb_config.username = config_odb.username
self.odb_config.is_odb = True
self.sql_pool_store = app_context.get_object('sql_pool_store')
self.sql_pool_store[ZATO_ODB_POOL_NAME] = self.odb_config
self.odb.pool = self.sql_pool_store[ZATO_ODB_POOL_NAME].pool
self._setup_odb()
# Delivery store
self.delivery_store = DeliveryStore(
self.kvdb, self.broker_client, self.odb,
float(fs_server_config.misc.delivery_lock_timeout))
def delivery_store(self):
return DeliveryStore(self.kvdb())