Deprecated API

Contents

• Deprecated Interfaces
• Deprecated Exceptions
• Deprecated Methods
• Deprecated Constructors

Deprecated Interfaces

brooklyn.entity.drivers.EntityDriverFactory
since 0.5; use EntityDriverManager instead

Deprecated Exceptions

brooklyn.event.EntityStartException
since 0.5, can instead throw any exception; clusters etc should respond accordingly

Deprecated Methods

brooklyn.location.LocationRegistry.canResolve(String)
since 0.6.0, @see LocationRegistry.resolveIfPossible(String) and #canMaybeResolve(String) as a "true" here does not mean it can actually resolve it

brooklyn.location.Location.findLocationProperty(String)
since 0.5.0, use getConfig

brooklyn.location.Location.getAllConfig()
since 0.6.0 use {@link #getAllConfig(boolean)

brooklyn.location.Location.getChildLocations()
since 0.6

brooklyn.entity.basic.EntityLocal.getConfig(ConfigKey.HasConfigKey, T)
in 0.5; use #getConfig(HasConfigKey)

brooklyn.entity.basic.EntityLocal.getConfig(ConfigKey, T)
in 0.5; use Entity.getConfig(ConfigKey)

brooklyn.management.ExecutionContext.getCurrentTask()
in 0.5, use Tasks.current()

brooklyn.location.LocationRegistry.getDefinedLocation(String)
since 0.6.0; use LocationRegistry.getDefinedLocationById(String) (ID should be explicit because this is usually *not* the method people want)

brooklyn.management.ManagementContext.getEntities()
Use getEntityManager().getEntities() instead; deprecated in 0.5

brooklyn.management.ManagementContext.getEntity(String)
Use getEntityManager().getEntity(String) instead; deprecated in 0.5

brooklyn.management.ManagementContext.getEntityDriverFactory()
since 0.5; use ManagementContext.getEntityDriverManager()

brooklyn.entity.basic.EntityLocal.getExecutionContext()
since 0.5.0; access via EntityInternal#getExecutionContext().

brooklyn.location.NoMachinesAvailableException.getLocation()
since 0.5; the catcher can know which location had no machines based on which location they asked for; will remove this so that the exception is definitely serializable.

brooklyn.location.Location.getLocationProperty(String)
since 0.5.0, use `if (hasConfig) { getConfig }` if you really need to preserve "don't look at parents" behaviour

brooklyn.entity.basic.EntityLocal.getManagementContext()
since 0.5.0; access via EntityInternal#getManagementContext().

brooklyn.location.Location.getName()
since 0.6

brooklyn.location.Location.getParentLocation()
since 0.6

brooklyn.location.Location.hasConfig(ConfigKey)
since 0.6.0 use Location.hasConfig(ConfigKey, boolean)

brooklyn.location.Location.hasLocationProperty(String)
since 0.5.0, use hasConfig

brooklyn.management.ManagementContext.isManaged(Entity)
Use getEntityManager().isManaged(Entity) instead; deprecated in 0.5

brooklyn.management.ManagementContext.manage(Entity)
Use getEntityManager().manage(Entity) instead; deprecated in 0.5

brooklyn.management.LocationManager.manage(Location)
in 0.6.0; use LocationManager.createLocation(LocationSpec) instead.

brooklyn.location.LocationResolver.newLocationFromString(Map, String)
since 0.6; use LocationResolver.newLocationFromString(Map, String, LocationRegistry)

brooklyn.location.Location.setParentLocation(Location)
since 0.6

brooklyn.location.LocationSpec.spec(Class)
since 0.6 (added 0.6.0-M1); use LocationSpec.create(Class)

brooklyn.location.LocationSpec.spec(Map, Class)
since 0.6 (added 0.6.0-M1); use LocationSpec.create(Map, Class)

brooklyn.management.ExecutionManager.submit(Map, Object)
since 0.5.0 or 0.6.0, while refactoring groovy->java; use strongly typed methods

brooklyn.management.ManagementContext.unmanage(Entity)
Use getEntityManager().unmanage(Entity) instead; deprecated in 0.5

Deprecated Constructors

brooklyn.location.NoMachinesAvailableException()
since 0.5; always include a helpful message!

brooklyn.location.NoMachinesAvailableException(Location)
since 0.5; don't include Location - just use NoMachinesAvailableException.NoMachinesAvailableException(String)

brooklyn.location.NoMachinesAvailableException(Location, String)
since 0.5; don't include Location - just use NoMachinesAvailableException.NoMachinesAvailableException(String)

brooklyn.location.NoMachinesAvailableException(Location, String, Throwable)
since 0.5; don't include Location - just use NoMachinesAvailableException.NoMachinesAvailableException(String, Throwable)

brooklyn.location.NoMachinesAvailableException(Location, Throwable)
since 0.5; don't include Location - just use NoMachinesAvailableException.NoMachinesAvailableException(String, Throwable)

brooklyn.location.NoMachinesAvailableException(Throwable)
since 0.5; always include a helpful message!