Package org.osgi.service.dmt

Interface DmtAdmin

  • public interface DmtAdmin
    An interface providing methods to open sessions and register listeners. The implementation of DmtAdmin should register itself in the OSGi service registry as a service. DmtAdmin is the entry point for applications to use the DMT API.

    The getSession methods are used to open a session on a specified subtree of the DMT. A typical way of usage: 

     serviceRef = context.getServiceReference(DmtAdmin.class.getName());
 DmtAdmin admin = (DmtAdmin) context.getService(serviceRef);
 DmtSession session = admin.getSession("./OSGi/Configuration");
 session.createInteriorNode("./OSGi/Configuration/my.table");

    The methods for opening a session take a node URI (the session root) as a parameter. All segments of the given URI must be within the segment length limit of the implementation, and the special characters '/' and '\' must be escaped (preceded by a '\').

    See the Uri.encode(String) method for support on escaping invalid characters in a URI.

    It is possible to specify a lock mode when opening the session (see lock type constants in DmtSession). This determines whether the session can run in parallel with other sessions, and the kinds of operations that can be performed in the session. All Management Objects constituting the device management tree must support read operations on their nodes, while support for write operations depends on the Management Object. Management Objects supporting write access may support transactional write, non-transactional write or both. Users of DmtAdmin should consult the Management Object specification and implementation for the supported update modes. If Management Object definition permits, implementations are encouraged to support both update modes.

    • Method Summary

      All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods 
      Modifier and Type Method Description
      DmtSession getSession​(java.lang.String subtreeUri)
      Opens a DmtSession for local usage on a given subtree of the DMT with non transactional write lock.
      DmtSession getSession​(java.lang.String subtreeUri, int lockMode)
      Opens a DmtSession for local usage on a specific DMT subtree with a given lock mode.
      DmtSession getSession​(java.lang.String principal, java.lang.String subtreeUri, int lockMode)
      Opens a DmtSession on a specific DMT subtree using a specific lock mode on behalf of a remote principal.

    • Method Detail

      • getSession

        DmtSession getSession​(java.lang.String subtreeUri)
               throws DmtException
        Opens a DmtSession for local usage on a given subtree of the DMT with non transactional write lock. This call is equivalent to the following: getSession(null, subtreeUri, DmtSession.LOCK_TYPE_EXCLUSIVE)

        The subtreeUri parameter must contain an absolute URI. It can also be null, in this case the session is opened with the default session root, ".", that gives access to the whole tree.

        To perform this operation the caller must have DmtPermission for the subtreeUri node with the Get action present.

        Parameters:
        subtreeUri - the subtree on which DMT manipulations can be performed within the returned session
        Returns:
        a DmtSession object for the requested subtree
        Throws:
        DmtException - with the following possible error codes:
        • INVALID_URI if subtreeUri is syntactically invalid
        • URI_TOO_LONG if subtreeUri is longer than accepted by the DmtAdmin implementation (especially on systems with limited resources)
        • NODE_NOT_FOUND if subtreeUri specifies a non-existing node
        • SESSION_CREATION_TIMEOUT if the operation timed out because of another ongoing session
        • COMMAND_FAILED if subtreeUri specifies a relative URI, or some unspecified error is encountered while attempting to complete the command
        java.lang.SecurityException - if the caller does not have DmtPermission for the given root node with the Get action present

      • getSession

        DmtSession getSession​(java.lang.String subtreeUri,
                      int lockMode)
               throws DmtException
        Opens a DmtSession for local usage on a specific DMT subtree with a given lock mode. This call is equivalent to the following: getSession(null, subtreeUri, lockMode)

        The subtreeUri parameter must contain an absolute URI. It can also be null, in this case the session is opened with the default session root, ".", that gives access to the whole tree.

        To perform this operation the caller must have DmtPermission for the subtreeUri node with the Get action present.

        Parameters:
        subtreeUri - the subtree on which DMT manipulations can be performed within the returned session
        lockMode - one of the lock modes specified in DmtSession
        Returns:
        a DmtSession object for the requested subtree
        Throws:
        DmtException - with the following possible error codes:
        • INVALID_URI if subtreeUri is syntactically invalid
        • URI_TOO_LONG if subtreeUri is longer than accepted by the DmtAdmin implementation (especially on systems with limited resources)
        • NODE_NOT_FOUND if subtreeUri specifies a non-existing node
        • FEATURE_NOT_SUPPORTED if atomic sessions are not supported by the implementation and lockMode requests an atomic session
        • SESSION_CREATION_TIMEOUT if the operation timed out because of another ongoing session
        • COMMAND_FAILED if subtreeUri specifies a relative URI, if lockMode is unknown, or some unspecified error is encountered while attempting to complete the command
        java.lang.SecurityException - if the caller does not have DmtPermission for the given root node with the Get action present

      • getSession

        DmtSession getSession​(java.lang.String principal,
                      java.lang.String subtreeUri,
                      int lockMode)
               throws DmtException
        Opens a DmtSession on a specific DMT subtree using a specific lock mode on behalf of a remote principal. If local management applications are using this method then they should provide null as the first parameter. Alternatively they can use other forms of this method without providing a principal string.

        The subtreeUri parameter must contain an absolute URI. It can also be null, in this case the session is opened with the default session root, ".", that gives access to the whole tree.

        This method is guarded by DmtPrincipalPermission in case of remote sessions. In addition, the caller must have Get access rights (ACL in case of remote sessions, DmtPermission in case of local sessions) on the subtreeUri node to perform this operation.

        Parameters:
        principal - the identifier of the remote server on whose behalf the data manipulation is performed, or null for local sessions
        subtreeUri - the subtree on which DMT manipulations can be performed within the returned session
        lockMode - one of the lock modes specified in DmtSession
        Returns:
        a DmtSession object for the requested subtree
        Throws:
        DmtException - with the following possible error codes:
        • INVALID_URI if subtreeUri is syntactically invalid
        • URI_TOO_LONG if subtreeUri is longer than accepted by the DmtAdmin implementation (especially on systems with limited resources)
        • NODE_NOT_FOUND if subtreeUri specifies a non-existing node
        • PERMISSION_DENIED if principal is not null and the ACL of the node does not allow the Get operation for the principal on the given root node
        • FEATURE_NOT_SUPPORTED if atomic sessions are not supported by the implementation and lockMode requests an atomic session
        • SESSION_CREATION_TIMEOUT if the operation timed out because of another ongoing session
        • COMMAND_FAILED if subtreeUri specifies a relative URI, if lockMode is unknown, or some unspecified error is encountered while attempting to complete the command
        java.lang.SecurityException - in case of remote sessions, if the caller does not have the required DmtPrincipalPermission with a target matching the principal parameter, or in case of local sessions, if the caller does not have DmtPermission for the given root node with the Get action present