org.apache.flink.runtime.rest.messages.JobConfigHeaders Java Examples

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Example #1
Source File: JobConfigHandlerTest.java    From flink with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void handleRequest_executionConfigWithSecretValues_excludesSecretValuesFromResponse() throws HandlerRequestException {
	final JobConfigHandler jobConfigHandler = new JobConfigHandler(
		() -> null,
		TestingUtils.TIMEOUT(),
		Collections.emptyMap(),
		JobConfigHeaders.getInstance(),
		new DefaultExecutionGraphCache(TestingUtils.TIMEOUT(), TestingUtils.TIMEOUT()),
		TestingUtils.defaultExecutor());

	final Map<String, String> globalJobParameters = new HashMap<>();
	globalJobParameters.put("foobar", "barfoo");
	globalJobParameters.put("bar.secret.foo", "my secret");
	globalJobParameters.put("password.to.my.safe", "12345");

	final ArchivedExecutionConfig archivedExecutionConfig = new ArchivedExecutionConfigBuilder()
		.setGlobalJobParameters(globalJobParameters)
		.build();
	final AccessExecutionGraph archivedExecutionGraph = new ArchivedExecutionGraphBuilder()
		.setArchivedExecutionConfig(archivedExecutionConfig)
		.build();
	final HandlerRequest<EmptyRequestBody, JobMessageParameters> handlerRequest = createRequest(archivedExecutionGraph.getJobID());

	final JobConfigInfo jobConfigInfoResponse = jobConfigHandler.handleRequest(handlerRequest, archivedExecutionGraph);

	final Map<String, String> filteredGlobalJobParameters = filterSecretValues(globalJobParameters);

	assertThat(jobConfigInfoResponse.getExecutionConfigInfo().getGlobalJobParameters(), is(equalTo(filteredGlobalJobParameters)));
}