Details
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Enhancement
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Minor
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None
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2.0.1
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None
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Low
Description
When creating a new application, the openshift-java-client would lookup if the application name already exist. When doing that it'll load the existing apps from the backend if they're not cached yet:
stacktrace when creating a new application
at com.openshift.internal.client.AbstractOpenShiftResource$ServiceRequest.execute(AbstractOpenShiftResource.java:137) at com.openshift.internal.client.DomainResource.loadApplications(DomainResource.java:189) at com.openshift.internal.client.DomainResource.getApplications(DomainResource.java:179) at com.openshift.internal.client.DomainResource.getApplicationByName(DomainResource.java:141) at com.openshift.internal.client.DomainResource.hasApplicationByName(DomainResource.java:151) at com.openshift.internal.client.DomainResource.createApplication(DomainResource.java:126) at com.openshift.internal.client.DomainResource.createApplication(DomainResource.java:112)
DomainResource looks applications up, to see if the name is already used. DomainResource#createApplication
if (hasApplicationByName(name)) { throw new OpenShiftException("Application with name \"{0}\" already exists.", name); }
DomainResource#hasApplicationByName gets the available applications:
return getApplicationByName(name) != null;
DomainResource#getApplicationByName
IApplication matchingApplication = null; for (IApplication application : getApplications()) { if (application.getName().equals(name)) { matchingApplication = application; break; } } return matchingApplication;
DomainResource#getApplications would load the applications from the backend if they're not loaded yet
if (this.applications == null) { this.applications = loadApplications(); } return CollectionUtils.toUnmodifiableCopy(applications);
