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/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
/* Copyright 2002-2018, OpenNebula Project, OpenNebula Systems */
/* */
/* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may */
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/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
#ifndef SECURITYGROUP_POOL_H_
#define SECURITYGROUP_POOL_H_
#include "PoolSQL.h"
#include "SecurityGroup.h"
using namespace std;
class SecurityGroupPool : public PoolSQL
{
public:
SecurityGroupPool(SqlDB * db);
~SecurityGroupPool(){};
/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------- */
/* Methods for DB management */
/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------- */
/**
* Allocates a new SecurityGroup, writing it in the pool database. No memory is
* allocated for the object.
*
* @param uid user identifier
* @param gid the id of the group this object is assigned to
* @param uname user name
* @param gname group name
* @param umask permissions umask
* @param sgroup_template a Template object
* @param oid the id assigned to the SecurityGroup
* @param error_str Returns the error reason, if any
*
* @return the oid assigned to the object, -1 in case of failure
* @return
*/
int allocate(
int uid,
int gid,
const string& uname,
const string& gname,
int umask,
Template * sgroup_template,
int * oid,
string& error_str);
/**
* Function to get a SecurityGroup from the pool, if the object is not in memory
* it is loaded from the DB
* @param oid SecurityGroup unique id
* @param lock locks the SecurityGroup mutex
* @return a pointer to the SecurityGroup, 0 if the SecurityGroup could not be loaded
*/
SecurityGroup * get(int oid)
{
return static_cast<SecurityGroup *>(PoolSQL::get(oid));
};
/** Update a particular SecurityGroup
* @param securitygroup pointer to SecurityGroup
* @return 0 on success
*/
int update(SecurityGroup * securitygroup)
{
return securitygroup->update(db);
}
/**
* Bootstraps the database table(s) associated to the SecurityGroup pool
* @return 0 on success
*/
static int bootstrap(SqlDB * _db)
{
return SecurityGroup::bootstrap(_db);
};
/**
* Dumps the SecurityGroup pool in XML format. A filter can be also added to the
* query
* @param oss the output stream to dump the pool contents
* @param where filter for the objects, defaults to all
* @param limit parameters used for pagination
* @param desc descending order of pool elements
*
* @return 0 on success
*/
int dump(ostringstream& oss, const string& where, const string& limit,
bool desc)
{
return PoolSQL::dump(oss, "SECURITY_GROUP_POOL", SecurityGroup::table,
where, limit, desc);
};
/**
* Gets the the security group rules associated to a set of security groups
* Single SG and multiple SG version.
*
* @param vm_id Virtual Machine id, if not -1 the VM is added to the sg
* @param sgs security group ID set
* @param rules Security Group rules will be added at the end of this vector
*/
void get_security_group_rules(int vmid, set<int>& sgs,
vector<VectorAttribute*> &rules)
{
set<int>::iterator sg_it;
for (sg_it = sgs.begin(); sg_it != sgs.end(); ++sg_it)
{
get_security_group_rules(vmid, *sg_it, rules);
}
};
void get_security_group_rules(int vid, int sid, vector<VectorAttribute*> &rs);
/**
* Removes the VM from the security groups
*
* @param id of Virtual Machine
* @param sgs security group ID set
*/
void release_security_groups(int id, set<int>& sgs);
private:
/**
* Factory method to produce objects
* @return a pointer to the new object
*/
PoolObjectSQL * create()
{
return new SecurityGroup(-1,-1,"","",0,0);
};
};
#endif /*SECURITYGROUP_POOL_H_*/