Create an object to extract data from MPC user agents #8
Finished UserAgent implementation w/ validity checks. Implemented call to generate install from valid user agents. Fixed issue with generating dummy install content where java and eclipse version arrays would break causing issues in posted data. Additionally fixed some badly named variables that no longer made sense. Added MPC user agent heading to dummy content script to spoof source.
Change-Id: I32877ad6558edfb04c4d3453cf36e4750ad634c8 Signed-off-by: Martin Lowe martin.lowe@eclipse-foundation.org
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121 124 @Path("/{listingId}/{version}") 122 125 public Response postInstallMetrics(@PathParam("listingId") String listingId, @PathParam("version") String version, 123 126 Install installDetails) { 124 // update the install details to reflect the current request 125 installDetails.setInstallDate(new Date(System.currentTimeMillis())); 126 installDetails.setListingId(listingId); 127 installDetails.setVersion(version); 127 Install record = null; 128 128 129 // check that connection was opened by MPC, and check for install information 121 124 @Path("/{listingId}/{version}") 122 125 public Response postInstallMetrics(@PathParam("listingId") String listingId, @PathParam("version") String version, 123 126 Install installDetails) { 124 // update the install details to reflect the current request 125 installDetails.setInstallDate(new Date(System.currentTimeMillis())); 126 installDetails.setListingId(listingId); 127 installDetails.setVersion(version); 127 Install record = null; 128 128 129 // check that connection was opened by MPC, and check for install information I agree that it isn't the most robust solution. This was captured as a wanted addition to the API as an option for posting. That's why I wrapped additional logic to capture the JSON body, and check that the agent reads as from MPC before allowing the install, as they are the only consumer of this endpoint outside of our initial set up (where we can spoof the agent). This way, should the MPC agent change, there is a backup of reading the JSON.
If you want to look at removing this, which I wouldn't be very opposed to, we should talk w/ Chris + potentially the guys from MPC to see how important this feature is.
121 124 @Path("/{listingId}/{version}") 122 125 public Response postInstallMetrics(@PathParam("listingId") String listingId, @PathParam("version") String version, 123 126 Install installDetails) { 124 // update the install details to reflect the current request 125 installDetails.setInstallDate(new Date(System.currentTimeMillis())); 126 installDetails.setListingId(listingId); 127 installDetails.setVersion(version); 127 Install record = null; 128 128 129 // check that connection was opened by MPC, and check for install information -
Created by: mbarbero
@chrisguindon This stuff is really just hidden API. The current implementation looks ok to me so I'll +1 this PR, but IMO you should keep in mind to make this first class API.