public override void PopulatePage()
{
if (DisableStep) //defensive check
{
return;
}
if (!m_checkBoxAccept.Enabled)
{
m_checkBoxAccept.Enabled = true;
}
m_tabControlEULA.TabPages.Clear();
m_checkBoxAccept.Checked = false;
EulaSection_Type[] eulas = OVF.FindSections <EulaSection_Type>(SelectedOvfEnvelope);
if (!PerformCheck((out string error) => CheckNumberOfEulas(eulas.Length, out error)))
{
m_checkBoxAccept.Enabled = false;
return;
}
foreach (EulaSection_Type eula in eulas)
{
RichTextBox rtb = new RichTextBox {
ReadOnly = true, Dock = DockStyle.Fill, BackColor = SystemColors.Window, BorderStyle = BorderStyle.None
};
string licText = OVF.FindStringsMessage(SelectedOvfEnvelope, eula.License);
if (licText.StartsWith(@"{\rtf"))
{
rtb.Rtf = licText;
}
else
{
rtb.Text = licText;
}
//RichTextBox does not support BorderStyle.FixedSingle, therefore as a workaround use
//BorderStyle.None and put the RichTextBox in a panel with BorderStyle.FixedSingle
Panel panel = new Panel {
Dock = DockStyle.Fill, BorderStyle = BorderStyle.FixedSingle
};
panel.Controls.Add(rtb);
TabPage tp = new TabPage {
Text = Messages.EULA
};
tp.Controls.Add(panel);
m_tabControlEULA.TabPages.Add(tp);
}
}
// Find a name to use of a VM within an envelope that could have come from any hypervisor.
// TODO: Consider refactoring this method because it is very similar to OVF.FindSystemName().
private string FindVMName(EnvelopeType ovfEnv, string systemid)
{
VirtualSystem_Type vSystem = OVF.FindVirtualSystemById(ovfEnv, systemid);
// Use the given name if present and valid.
// The given name is Envelope.VirtualSystem.Name specified in the OVF Specification 1.1 clause 7.2.
// XenServer sets the name property.
// vSphere 4.1 and Virtual Box 4.0.6 do not.
if ((Tools.ValidateProperty("Name", vSystem)) && !String.IsNullOrEmpty(vSystem.Name[0].Value))
{
return(vSystem.Name[0].Value);
}
// The VM wasn't given a name.
// Build a list of choices from various properties.
var choices = new List <string>();
// VirtualSystem.id is next preference because vSphere and Virtual Box typically set this property to the VM name.
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(vSystem.id))
{
choices.Add(vSystem.id);
}
// VirtualHardwareSection_Type.VirtualSystemIdentifier is next preference because Virtual Box will also set this property to the VM name.
VirtualHardwareSection_Type[] vhsList = OVF.FindVirtualHardwareSection(ovfEnv, systemid);
foreach (VirtualHardwareSection_Type vhs in vhsList)
{
if (vhs == null || vhs.System == null)
{
continue;
}
if (Tools.ValidateProperty("VirtualSystemIdentifier", vhs.System))
{
choices.Add(vhs.System.VirtualSystemIdentifier.Value);
}
}
// Operating system description is next preference.
OperatingSystemSection_Type[] ossList = OVF.FindSections <OperatingSystemSection_Type>(vSystem.Items);
foreach (OperatingSystemSection_Type oss in ossList)
{
if (Tools.ValidateProperty("Description", oss))
{
choices.Add(oss.Description.Value);
}
}
// Envelope name is the last preference for XenServer that can could be a path in some cases.
// vSphere and Virtual Box usually don't set this property.
choices.Add(Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(ovfEnv.Name));
// Last preference is file name.
choices.Add(Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(m_pageImportSource.SelectedOvfPackage.PackageSourceFile));
// First choice is one that is not a GUID.
foreach (var choice in choices)
{
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(choice) && !IsGUID(choice))
{
return(choice);
}
}
// Second choice is the first GUID.
foreach (var choice in choices)
{
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(choice))
{
return(choice);
}
}
// Last resort is a new GUID.
return(Guid.NewGuid().ToString());
}