/**
* constructs a new AsyncResponse object from a JSON
* string
*
* @param \OpenCloud\Service $service the calling service
* @param string $json the json response from the initial request
*/
public function __construct(ServiceInterface $service, $object = null)
{
if (!$object) {
return;
}
parent::__construct($service, $object);
}
/**
* constructs a new AsyncResponse object from a JSON
* string
*
* @param \OpenCloud\Service $service the calling service
* @param string $json the json response from the initial request
*/
public function __construct(AbstractService $service, $object = null)
{
if (!$object) {
return;
}
parent::__construct($service, $object);
}
/**
* Creates a new database object
*
* Unlike other objects (Servers, DataObjects, etc.), passing a database
* name to the constructor does *not* pull information from the database.
* For example, if you pass an ID to the `Server()` constructor, it will
* attempt to retrieve the information on that server from the service,
* and will return an error if it is not found. However, the Cloud
* Databases service does not permit retrieval of information on
* individual databases (only via Collection), and thus passing in a
* name via the `$info` parameter only creates an in-memory object that
* is not necessarily tied to an actual database.
*
* @param Instance $instance the parent DbService\Instance of the database
* @param mixed $info if an array or object, treated as properties to set;
* if a string, treated as the database name
* @return void
* @throws DatabaseNameError if `$info` is not a string, object, or array
*/
public function __construct(Instance $instance, $info = null)
{
$this->setParent($instance);
// Catering for laziness
if (is_string($info)) {
$info = array('name' => $info);
}
return parent::__construct($instance->getService(), $info);
}
/**
* constructs a new AsyncResponse object from a JSON
* string
*
* @param \OpenCloud\Service $service the calling service
* @param string $json the json response from the initial request
*/
public function __construct(AbstractService $service, $json = null)
{
if (!$json) {
return;
}
$object = json_decode($json);
$this->checkJsonError();
parent::__construct($service, $object);
}
/**
* constructs a new AsyncResponse object from a JSON
* string
*
* @param \OpenCloud\Service $service the calling service
* @param string $json the json response from the initial request
*/
public function __construct(AbstractService $service, $json = null)
{
if (!$json) {
return;
}
$obj = json_decode($json);
if ($this->CheckJsonError()) {
return;
}
parent::__construct($service, $obj);
}
/**
* Creates a new database object
*
* Unlike other objects (Servers, DataObjects, etc.), passing a database
* name to the constructor does *not* pull information from the database.
* For example, if you pass an ID to the `Server()` constructor, it will
* attempt to retrieve the information on that server from the service,
* and will return an error if it is not found. However, the Cloud
* Users service does not permit retrieval of information on
* individual databases (only via Collection), and thus passing in a
* name via the `$info` parameter only creates an in-memory object that
* is not necessarily tied to an actual database.
*
* @param Instance $instance the parent DbService\Instance of the database
* @param mixed $info if an array or object, treated as properties to set;
* if a string, treated as the database name
* @param array $db a list of database names to associate with the User
* @return void
* @throws UserNameError if `$info` is not a string, object, or array
*/
public function __construct(Instance $instance, $info = null, $db = array())
{
$this->setParent($instance);
if (!empty($db)) {
$this->databases = $db;
}
// Lazy...
if (is_string($info)) {
$info = array('name' => $info);
}
return parent::__construct($instance->getService(), $info);
}
/**
* constructs the SubResource's object
*
* @param mixed $obj the parent object
* @param mixed $value the ID or array of values for the object
*/
public function __construct($object, $value = null)
{
$this->parent = $object;
parent::__construct($object->Service(), $value);
/**
* Note that, since these sub-resources do not have an ID, we must
* fake out the `Refresh` method.
*/
if (isset($this->id)) {
$this->Refresh();
} else {
$this->Refresh('<no-id>');
}
}
/**
* Creates a new isolated Network object
*
* NOTE: contains hacks to recognize the Rackspace public and private
* networks. These are not really networks, but they show up in lists.
*
* @param \OpenCloud\Compute $service The compute service associated with
* the network
* @param string $id The ID of the network (this handles the pseudo-networks
* RAX_PUBLIC and RAX_PRIVATE
* @return void
*/
public function __construct(Service $service, $id = null)
{
$this->id = $id;
switch ($id) {
case RAX_PUBLIC:
$this->label = 'public';
$this->cidr = 'NA';
break;
case RAX_PRIVATE:
$this->label = 'private';
$this->cidr = 'NA';
break;
default:
return parent::__construct($service, $id);
}
return;
}
/**
* __construct function.
*
* @access public
* @param mixed $service
* @param mixed $info
* @return void
*/
public function __construct($service, $info)
{
$this->setService($service);
parent::__construct($service, $info);
}
/**
* Creates a new Server object and associates it with a Compute service
*
* @param mixed $info
* * If NULL, an empty Server object is created
* * If an object, then a Server object is created from the data in the
* object
* * If a string, then it's treated as a Server ID and retrieved from the
* service
* The normal use case for SDK clients is to treat it as either NULL or an
* ID. The object value parameter is a special case used to construct
* a Server object from a ServerList element to avoid a secondary
* call to the Service.
* @throws ServerNotFound if a 404 is returned
* @throws UnknownError if another error status is reported
*/
public function __construct(Service $service, $info = null)
{
// make the service persistent
parent::__construct($service, $info);
// the metadata item is an object, not an array
$this->metadata = $this->Metadata();
}
/**
* Creates a new instance object
*
* This could use the default constructor, but we want to make sure that
* the volume attribute is an object.
*
* @param \OpenCloud\DbService $service the DbService object associated
* with this
* @param mixed $info the ID or array of info for the object
*/
public function __construct(Service $service, $info = null)
{
$this->volume = new \stdClass();
return parent::__construct($service, $info);
}
/**
* creates the object
*
* This overrides the default constructor so that we can save off the
* server to which this attachment is associated.
*/
public function __construct(Server $server, $id = null)
{
$this->_server = $server;
return parent::__construct($server->Service(), $id);
}
/**
* builds a new Node object
*
* @param LoadBalancer $lb the parent LB object
* @param mixed $info either an ID or an array of values
* @returns void
*/
public function __construct(LoadBalancer $lb, $info = null)
{
$this->_lb = $lb;
parent::__construct($lb->Service(), $info);
}
