#!/usr/bin/env python2.7

# pyCream - CREAM Client API Python
#
# Copyright (C) 2010, 2011  Maciej Sitarz
#
# Written by Maciej Sitarz
#
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

import sys

#
#  CREAM CLIENT API module import
#
from Cream import *

def main():

	#
	#  Substitute with your hostname
	#
	creamURL = "https://cream-12.pd.infn.it:8443/ce-cream/services/CREAM2"

	#
	#  Substitute with your real CREAM Job ID returned by the JobRegister operation
	#
	localCreamJID1 = ""

	#
	#  If you have to query another job put its Cream Job ID into another string variable. Uncomment the following line:
	#
	#  string localCreamJID2 = "THE ID YOU RECEIVED FROM CREAM WITH THE REGISTRATION OPERATION";


	#
	#  Build a JobIdWrapper object basing on the Cream Job ID. Let's ignore for now the property array...
	#
	job1 = JobIdWrapper(localCreamJID1, creamURL, stdVectorJobPropertyWrapper() )

	#
	#  need to query another job ? then create another JobIdWrapper object; uncomment the following line:
	#
	# job2 = JobIdWrapper(localCreamJID1, creamURL, stdVectorJobPropertyWrapper> )


	JobVector = stdVectorJobIdWrapper()

	#
	#  Let's put all jobs to query in the JobVector array. An empty array means we're
	#  asking CREAM for status of ALL jobs present in the CE.
	#
	JobVector.append( job1 )

	#
	#  need to query another job ? insert job2 in the JobVector. Uncomment the following line:
	#
	#  JobVector.push_back( job2 );

	leaseID = ""  # YOU'RE NOT INTERESTED TO IT NOW; just leave it empty

	#
	#  For JobStatus operation just leave this empty
	#
	delegationID = "DelegationID"

	#
	#  Build a JobFilterWrapper object that is the main argument of the JobStart request.
	#  fromDate and to Date specify the time range in which the jobs have been submitted.
	#  By specifying the fromDate/toDate time range we select which jobs we want to query.
	#  "-1" means "no limit". Then fromData = toDate = -1 means "all jobs".
	#
	#  statusVec specify a list of job states. A job will be queried if it is in one of the states
	#  specified in the statusVec. An empty statusVec means "the job in any status".
	#
	fromDate = -1
	toDate   = -1
	statusVec = stdVectorString()

	jfw = JobFilterWrapper( JobVector, statusVec, fromDate, toDate, delegationID, leaseID )

	connection_timeout = 30  # seconds

	#
	#  This class will contain the result (as sent back from the CREAM CE) of the start of the jobs
	#
	result = ResultWrapper()

	#
	#  Build the client pointer
	#

	Iresult = InfoArrayResult()

	creamClient = CreamProxyFactory.make_CreamProxyInfo( jfw, Iresult, connection_timeout )

	#
	# [...]
	#
	# BE CAREFUL !!!
	#
	# Please Check the 'NULLNESS' of the creamClient variable and take the proper action if it is NULL
	#
	# [...]
	#

	#
	#  An example of a valid CREAM CE URI. Of course you'll have to replace cream-12.pd.infn.it with your
	#  machine name.
	#
	serviceAddress = "https://cream-2-fzk.gridka.de:8443/ce-cream/services/CREAM2"


	try:
		#
		# /tmp/x509up_u501 is a proxy file generated with voms-proxy-init
		#
		creamClient.setCredential( "/tmp/x509up_u1000" )
		creamClient.execute( serviceAddress )
	except Exception, ex: 
		print "FATAL: ", ex
		return 1

	#
	#  See the JobInfoWrapper documentation
	#

	for jobId in Iresult.keys():
		job = Iresult[jobId]

		if job[0] == JobInfoWrapper.OK: # Information current job has been returned
			theJob = job[1]

			#
			# See the JobInfoWrapper documentation for the long list of the 'getter' methods and what they return...
			# Invoke them on the object "theJob" here to print the relevant information.
			# ...
			# ...
			# for example:
			#
			# status = stdVectorJobStatusWrapper()
			# theJob.getStatus(status)
			# print status[0].getStatusName()
			#

		else:
			print "For Job [%s] CREAM returned a fault: [%s]" % ( jobId, job[2] )

			return 0

if __name__ == "__main__":
	
sys.exit(main())