public ResourceEntry Conformance()
{
var conformance = ConformanceBuilder.Build();
var re = new ResourceEntry <Conformance>(new Uri("urn:guid:" + Guid.NewGuid()), DateTimeOffset.Now, conformance);
return(re);
//Uri location =
// ResourceIdentity.Build(
// ConformanceBuilder.CONFORMANCE_COLLECTION_NAME,
// ConformanceBuilder.CONFORMANCE_ID
// ).OperationPath;
//BundleEntry conformance = _store.FindEntryById(location);
//if (conformance == null || !(conformance is ResourceEntry))
//{
// throw new SparkException(
// HttpStatusCode.InternalServerError,
// "Cannot find an installed conformance statement for this server. Has it been initialized?");
//}
//else
// return (ResourceEntry)conformance;
}
/// <summary>
/// Reinitializes the (database of) the server to its initial state
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
/// <remarks>Quite a destructive operation, mostly useful in debugging situations</remarks>
public OperationOutcome Initialize()
{
//Note: also clears the counters collection, so id generation starts anew and
//clears all stored binaries at Amazon S3.
Stopwatch w = new Stopwatch();
w.Start();
_store.Clean();
//_store.EraseData();
//_store.EnsureIndices();
_index.Clean();
w.Stop();
long cleaning = w.ElapsedMilliseconds;
//Insert our own conformance statement into Conformance collection
ResourceEntry conformanceentry = ResourceEntry.Create(ConformanceBuilder.Build());
_service.Create(ConformanceBuilder.CONFORMANCE_COLLECTION_NAME, conformanceentry, ConformanceBuilder.CONFORMANCE_ID);
//Insert standard examples
w.Restart();
var examples = loadExamples();
var count = examples.Entries.OfType <Condition>().Count();
w.Stop();
long loadex = w.ElapsedMilliseconds;
w.Restart();
_service.Transaction(examples);
w.Stop();
var batch = w.ElapsedMilliseconds;
//Start numbering new resources at an id higher than the examples (we hope)
//EK: I like the convention of examples having id <10000, and new records >10.000, so please retain
_store.EnsureNextSequenceNumberHigherThan(9999);
string message = String.Format("Database was succesfully re-initialized: cleaning {0}, examples {1}, storage {2} ms", cleaning, loadex, batch);
return(new OperationOutcome().Message(message));
}
/// <summary>
/// Reinitializes the (database of) the server to its initial state
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
/// <remarks>Quite a destructive operation, mostly useful in debugging situations</remarks>
public string Initialize(bool extract)
{
//Note: also clears the counters collection, so id generation starts anew and
//clears all stored binaries at Amazon S3.
var stopwatch = new Stopwatch();
stopwatch.Start();
store.Clean();
index.Clean();
stopwatch.Stop();
double time_cleaning = stopwatch.Elapsed.Seconds;
//Insert our own conformance statement into Conformance collection
ResourceEntry conformanceentry = ResourceEntry.Create(ConformanceBuilder.Build());
service.Upsert(conformanceentry, ConformanceBuilder.CONFORMANCE_COLLECTION_NAME, ConformanceBuilder.CONFORMANCE_ID);
//Insert standard examples
stopwatch.Restart();
var examples = loadExamples(extract);
stopwatch.Stop();
double time_loading = stopwatch.Elapsed.Seconds;
stopwatch.Restart();
service.Transaction(examples);
stopwatch.Stop();
double time_storing = stopwatch.Elapsed.Seconds;
//Start numbering new resources at an id higher than the examples (we hope)
//EK: I like the convention of examples having id <10000, and new records >10.000, so please retain
//_store.EnsureNextSequenceNumberHigherThan(9999);
string message = String.Format(
"Database was succesfully re-initialized. \nTime spent:" +
"\nCleaning: {0}sec \nLoading examples: {1}sec, \nStoring: {2}sec",
time_cleaning, time_loading, time_storing);
return(message);
}