com.hp.ov.sdk.rest.client.storage

Interface FcSanProviderClient

All Superinterfaces:

RetrievableResource<SanProviderResponse>, SearchableResource<SanProviderResponse>

public interface FcSanProviderClient
extends SearchableResource<SanProviderResponse>

A provider is a software plugin for the SAN Resource Manager that enables the resource manager to communicate with a device that provides SAN network zoning. For example, The SAN Resource Manager includes a provider that communicates with Brocade Network Advisor or HPE SAN Network Advisor systems, and another that communicates with HPE 5900 series switches.

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface com.hp.ov.sdk.rest.client.common.SearchableResource

SearchableResource.GetByNameRequestInterceptor

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static String	FC_SANS_PROVIDER_DEVICE_MANAGER_URI
static String	FC_SANS_PROVIDER_URI

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
TaskResource	addSanManager(String providerId, DeviceManagerResponse deviceManager, RequestOption... options) Adds a resource according to the provided resource object.

Methods inherited from interface com.hp.ov.sdk.rest.client.common.SearchableResource

getByName

Methods inherited from interface com.hp.ov.sdk.rest.client.common.RetrievableResource

get, get, getAll, getAll, getById

Field Detail

FC_SANS_PROVIDER_URI

static final String FC_SANS_PROVIDER_URI

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Constant Field Values

FC_SANS_PROVIDER_DEVICE_MANAGER_URI

static final String FC_SANS_PROVIDER_DEVICE_MANAGER_URI

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Constant Field Values

Method Detail

addSanManager

TaskResource addSanManager(String providerId,
                           DeviceManagerResponse deviceManager,
                           RequestOption... options)

Adds a resource according to the provided resource object.

Depending on the resource type, the add action can take some time to complete, therefore, you can specify a timeout using an implementation of RequestOption called TaskTimeout. If no timeout is specified, the default behavior is to wait until the add action completes. The following example shows how to specify the timeout:

     SomeClient client = oneViewClient.someClient();
     SomeResource resource = new SomeResource();
     TaskResource task = client.add(resource, TaskTimeout.of(5000)); //5 secs
 

Parameters:

providerId - The ID of the provider of the device manager

deviceManager - object containing the SAN manager credential details.

options - varargs of RequestOption, which can be used to specify some request options.

Returns:

TaskResource containing the task status for the process.