/// <summary>
/// Initialize this instance.
/// </summary>
private void Initialize()
{
log.Info("Initializing user cache from build server (please be patient)");
SvnCredentials vcsCredentials = new SvnCredentials(Config.GetVcsServerUrl(), Config.GetBuildServerUsername(), Config.GetVcsServerPassword());
IVcsClient svnClient = VcsServerClientFactory.Create<SvnWrapperClient>(vcsCredentials);
TeamCityCredentials buildServerCredentials = new TeamCityCredentials(Config.GetBuildServerUrl(), Config.GetBuildServerUsername(), Config.GetBuildServerPassword());
IBuildServerClient teamCityClient = BuildServerClientFactory.Create<TeamCityWrapperClient>(buildServerCredentials, svnClient);
// This is supposed to crash this server if the remote servers/services can't be reached
this.userCache.Initialize(teamCityClient);
}
/// <summary>
/// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="TeamCityWrapperClient"/> class.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="credentials">The build server's credentials.</param>
/// <param name="vcsClient">The VCS client. The v6.5 and v7.0 versions of TeamCity's REST API doesn't provide the username for the revision that triggered a build, and the request to get changes for a build is always empty. </param>
public TeamCityWrapperClient(TeamCityCredentials credentials, IVcsClient vcsClient)
{
this.buildServerClient = new TeamCityClient(credentials.Url, credentials.Username, credentials.Password);
this.vcsClient = vcsClient;
}