prevent them from being serialised alongside the API properties. This will also
be useful for moving the API bindings out of XenModel.
Signed-off-by: Konstantina Chremmou <konstantina.chremmou@citrix.com>
* CA-257574: Manage vApps dialog is unusable with a vApp containing a large number of VMs
- In the VMAppliancesDialog, change event handlers to reduce the number of refreshes when something changes: only reload the appliances when the VM_appliance collection change; if a relevant property is changed (in VM_appliance or VM), then update only the affected rows.
- Improve the way we assign VMs to a group (AssignVMsToVMApplianceAction and AssignVMsToPolicyAction): only update the VMs that really changed.
- Also improve the way we update the VM startup options and HA restart priorities on a set of VMs
Signed-off-by: Mihaela Stoica <mihaela.stoica@citrix.com>
* CA-257574: Manage vApps dialog is unusable with a vApp containing a large number of VMs: changes following code review
- reverted the changes to the AssignVMsToGroup actions that added the additional constructor
- changed the AssignVMsToGroup actions to calculate the set difference between two lists more efficiently
- added code to deregister PropertyChanged events on VM_appliances
- removed getCurrentSettings() method as it is not needed, GetChangedSettings can be used in all cases
Signed-off-by: Mihaela Stoica <mihaela.stoica@citrix.com>
- Added a new method in XenTabPage which the derived classes can implement to select a default control after the page is loaded.
- Added a new wizard test that runs through the wizard by pressing the Enter key and checks if it has landed on the right page.
Signed-off-by: Mihaela Stoica <mihaela.stoica@citrix.com>
We observed that some threads can reach deadlock-ish state after they have Invoked into a control's UI thread. When it happens they are all in a waiting for join or in sleep state for very long time, although there should not be any deadlock situations.
It seems this has something to do with multiple parent controls and with which control we invoked on. This should not make a difference, because we have got one UI thread (for MainWindow) they should wait for, but we have seen it does.
The solution that fixed this issue was to invoke on the MainWindow instead of various controls (see a4fe507adf ).
This changeset is changing all our Invokes to invoke into MainWindow
instead of a control itself. (MainWindow's UI thread is the only UI thread
all Control is using in XenCenter)
This changeset should be in place until we have found the root cause or the exact reason for the above.
