public JsonHttpExecutionAdapterTests()
{
defaultHttpExtensionSettings = CreateDefaultHttpExtensionSettings();
defaultExecutionServiceConfiguration = CreateDefaultExecutionServiceConfiguration();
defaultInputObjectDictionary = CreateDefaultInputObjectDictionary();
defaultOutputObjectDictionary = CreateDefaultOutputObjectDictionary();
defaultInputObjectAccessorDictionary = CreateDefaultInputObjectAccessorDictionary();
defaultOutputObjectAccessorDictionary = CreateDefaultOutputObjectAccessorDictionary();
}
private async Task <Core.Models.ExecutionContext> ExecuteAsync <T>(Core.Models.ExecutionContext execContext, T httpExecRequest,
HttpExtensionSettings httpSettings)
{
logger.LogInformation($"Posting execution request [{execContext.ExecutionId}] to [{httpSettings.ExecutionUrl}]...");
// POST the request to the extension...
var httpExecResponse = await this.jsonHttpClient.PostAsync <HttpExecutionResponse>(
httpSettings.ExecutionUrl, httpExecRequest);
// Gather all the appropriate information returned from the extension...
execContext.ResultData = httpExecResponse.Content?.ResponseData;
execContext.ProvidedOutputObjects = httpExecResponse.Content?.ProvidedOutputObjects;
execContext.ValidationErrors = httpExecResponse.Content?.ValidationErrors?.Select(ve => ve.ToCoreModel()).ToList();
switch (httpExecResponse.StatusCode)
{
// If the extension responded with a [202 Accepted], the execution is long-running. Mark the execution as [Processing].
// The extension is expected to call back to the execution API with status updates.
case HttpStatusCode.Accepted:
logger.LogInformation($"Execution [{execContext.ExecutionId}] is long-running.");
execContext.UpdateStatus(ExecutionStatus.Processing);
break;
// If the extension responded with a [200 OK], execution was succesful. Mark the execution as such.
case HttpStatusCode.OK:
logger.LogInformation($"Execution [{execContext.ExecutionId}] complete.");
execContext.UpdateStatus(ExecutionStatus.Succeeded);
break;
// If the extension responded with a [400 Bad Request], either we called the extension wrong OR the client
// called the extension wrong. The extension may have provided further information as [validationErrors].
// If [validationErrors] were provided, mark the execution as [ValidationFailed].
// If [validationErrors] were not provided, something else went wrong, so mark the execution as [Failed].
case HttpStatusCode.BadRequest:
logger.LogWarning($"Execution request [{execContext.ExecutionId}] is invalid.");
ProcessBadRequest(execContext, httpExecResponse.Content);
break;
// The extension responded with a status code that we didn't expect. Throw an exception...
default:
throw new HttpRequestException($"Extension returned an unexpected status code: [{httpExecResponse.StatusCode}].");
}
return(execContext);
}
private async Task <Core.Models.ExecutionContext> ValidateAsync <T>(Core.Models.ExecutionContext execContext, T httpExecRequest,
HttpExtensionSettings httpSettings)
{
logger.LogInformation($"Posting execution validation request [{execContext.ExecutionId}] to [{httpSettings.ValidationUrl}]...");
// POST the validation request to the extension...
var httpExecResponse = await this.jsonHttpClient.PostAsync <HttpExecutionResponse>(
httpSettings.ValidationUrl, httpExecRequest);
// Grab any validation errors...
execContext.ValidationErrors = httpExecResponse.Content?.ValidationErrors?.Select(ve => ve.ToCoreModel()).ToList();
switch (httpExecResponse.StatusCode)
{
// If the extension responded with a [200 OK], mark the execution [ValidationSucceeded].
case HttpStatusCode.OK:
logger.LogInformation($"Execution request [{execContext.ExecutionId}] is valid.");
execContext.UpdateStatus(ExecutionStatus.ValidationSucceeded);
break;
// If the extension responded with a [400 Bad Request], either we called the extension wrong OR the client
// called the extension wrong. The extension may have provided further information as [validationErrors].
// If [validationErrors] were provided, mark the execution as [ValidationFailed].
// If [validationErrors] were not provided, something else went wrong, so mark the execution as [Failed].
case HttpStatusCode.BadRequest:
logger.LogInformation($"Execution request [{execContext.ExecutionId}] is invalid.");
ProcessBadRequest(execContext, httpExecResponse.Content);
break;
// The extension responded with a status code that we didn't expect. Throw an exception...
default:
throw new HttpRequestException($"Extension returned an unexpected status code: [{httpExecResponse.StatusCode}].");
}
return(execContext);
}
