fields = {
'slice_id': Parameter(int, "Slice identifier"),
'site_id': Parameter(int, "Identifier of the site to which this slice belongs"),
- 'peer_id': Parameter(int, "Peer at which this slice was created", nullok = True),
'name': Parameter(str, "Slice name", max = 32),
'instantiation': Parameter(str, "Slice instantiation state"),
'url': Parameter(str, "URL further describing this slice", max = 254, nullok = True),
'node_ids': Parameter([int], "List of nodes in this slice", ro = True),
'person_ids': Parameter([int], "List of accounts that can use this slice", ro = True),
'slice_attribute_ids': Parameter([int], "List of slice attributes", ro = True),
+ 'peer_id': Parameter(int, "Peer at which this slice was created", nullok = True),
}
+ # for Cache
+ class_key = 'name'
+ foreign_fields = ['instantiation', 'url', 'description', 'max_nodes', 'expires']
+ foreign_xrefs = [
+ {'field': 'node_ids' , 'class': 'Node', 'table': 'slice_node' },
+ {'field': 'person_ids', 'class': 'Person', 'table': 'slice_person'},
+ {'field': 'creator_person_id', 'class': 'Person', 'table': 'unused-on-direct-refs'},
+ {'field': 'site_id', 'class': 'Site', 'table': 'unused-on-direct-refs'},
+ ]
+ # forget about this one, it is read-only anyway
+ # handling it causes Cache to re-sync all over again
+ # 'created'
def validate_name(self, name):
# N.B.: Responsibility of the caller to ensure that login_base
conflicts = Slices(self.api, [name])
for slice in conflicts:
if 'slice_id' not in self or self['slice_id'] != slice['slice_id']:
- raise PLCInvalidArgument, "Slice name already in use"
+ raise PLCInvalidArgument, "Slice name already in use, %s"%name
return name
return instantiation
+ # timestamps
+ def validate_created (self, timestamp):
+ return self.validate_timestamp (timestamp)
+
def validate_expires(self, expires):
# N.B.: Responsibility of the caller to ensure that expires is
# not too far into the future.
- if expires < time.time():
- raise PLCInvalidArgument, "Expiration date must be in the future"
-
- return time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S", time.gmtime(expires))
+ return self.validate_timestamp (expires,True)
def add_person(self, person, commit = True):
"""
self['node_ids'].remove(node_id)
node['slice_ids'].remove(slice_id)
- ########## for foreign slices update, from ForeignSlices
- def purge_slice_node (self,commit=True):
- sql = "DELETE FROM slice_node WHERE slice_id=%d"%self['slice_id']
- self.api.db.do(sql)
- if commit:
- self.api.db.commit()
-
- def add_slice_nodes (self, node_ids, commit=True):
- slice_id = self['slice_id']
- ### xxx needs to be optimized
- ### tried to figure a way to use a single sql statement
- ### like: insert into table (x,y) values (1,2),(3,4);
- ### but apparently this is not supported under postgresql
- for node_id in node_ids:
- sql="INSERT INTO slice_node VALUES (%d,%d)"%(slice_id,node_id)
- self.api.db.do(sql)
- if commit:
- self.api.db.commit()
-
- def update_slice_nodes (self, node_ids):
- # xxx to be optimized
- # we could compute the (set) difference between
- # current and updated set of node_ids
- # and invoke the DB only based on that
- #
- # for now : clean all entries for this slice
- self.purge_slice_node()
- # and re-install new list
- self.add_slice_nodes (node_ids)
-
##########
def sync(self, commit = True):
"""