Thanks Nelson, I guess the first step is to update the Network domain object to reflect the latest reference
https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/reference/latest/networks#resource Then we can discuss how to use the subnetworks. Andrea Il dom 7 ago 2016 16:48 Nelson Araujo <nels...@google.com.invalid> ha scritto: > +cc: dev@jclouds.apache.org > > > Hi, > > I'm implementing subnetworks for Google Cloud Platform, and your help with > something that could be trivial. > > In our case the a network has subnetworks. So the obvious implementation is > to add a collection to the Network object. As the API returns URI (and I > don't know how to build them into other objects right at the @Delegate > level) I'm making it return a List<URI> > > The caller now has that list and I would like to fetch their respective > Subnetwork objects based on its selfLink. I could not figure out a way to > do that. :-( That's when you come in :-) > > The "trick" is that the subnetwork API requires both project and region, so > when we build the SubnetworkApi if I follow the pattern I need to first > resolve those 2: > > GET https://www.googleapis.com/compute/v1/projects/*project*/regions/ > *region*/subnetworks > <https://www.googleapis.com/compute/v1/projects/*project*/regions/*region*/subnetworks> > > > This is the code I wrote for the client. Part 1 works well, as well as part > 2. The question is inside part 2.... > > GoogleComputeEngineApi api = compute.getContext().unwrapApi( > > GoogleComputeEngineApi.class); > > ==== Part 1 ==== > > System.out.println("Listing subnetworks in region us-central1..."); > > Iterator<ListPage<Subnetwork>> subnetworks = api.subnetworksInRegion("us- > > central1").list(); > > while (subnetworks.hasNext()) { > > for (Subnetwork subnetwork : subnetworks.next()) { > > System.out.printf("%s @ %s\n", subnetwork.name(), > > subnetwork.region()); > > } > > } > > ==== Part 2 ==== > > System.out.println("Listing networks in project..."); > > Iterator<ListPage<Network>> networks = api.networks().list(); > > while (networks.hasNext()) { > > for (Network network : networks.next()) { > > System.out.printf("%-20s %s\n", network.name(), > > network.type().toString()); > > for (URI subnet : network.subnetworks()) { > > System.out.printf(" subnetwork: %s\n", subnet); > > // HOW DO I GET THE SUBNETWORK OBJECT HERE?!?!?!?!? > > // (or how to build List<Subnetwork> instead of List<URI>? > > } > > } > > > > } > > > > > Or would it be better to simply return List<Subnetwork> instead of > List<URI>? And if you think that's the best approach how do I build the > Subnetwork from inside the AutoValue here: > > @SerializedNames({ "id", "creationTimestamp", "selfLink", "name", > "description", "IPv4Range", "gatewayIPv4", "autoCreateSubnetworks", > "subnetworks" > }) > public static Network create(String id, Date creationTimestamp, URI > selfLink, String name, String description, String rangeIPv4, > String gatewayIPv4, String autoCreateSubnetworks, *Set<Subnetwork> > subnetworks*) { > return new AutoValue_Network(id, creationTimestamp, selfLink, name, type, > description, rangeIPv4, gatewayIPv4, > subnetworks); > } > In this case because subnetworks is an array of URL it is expecting to be a > List<String> (or List<URI>). I want to convert to a List<Subnetwork>. > > How do I do that? > > > Thanks in advance for your help!! > -- Nelson >
