source: vbox/trunk/src/VBox/Main/webservice/samples/perl/clienttest.pl@ 96407

#!/usr/bin/perl
# $Id: clienttest.pl 96407 2022-08-22 17:43:14Z vboxsync $
## @file
# This little perl program attempts to connect to a running VirtualBox
# webservice and calls various methods on it. Please refer to the SDK
# programming reference (SDKRef.pdf) for how to use this sample.
#
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use strict;
use SOAP::Lite;
use vboxService;    # generated by stubmaker, see SDKRef.pdf
use Data::Dumper;

my $cmd = 'clienttest';
my $optMode;
my $vmname;
my $disk;

while (my $this = shift(@ARGV))
{
    if (($this =~ /^-h/) || ($this =~ /^--help/))
    {
        print "$cmd: test the VirtualBox web service.\n".
              "Usage:\n".
              "    $cmd <mode>\n".
              "with <mode> being one of 'version', 'list', 'start'; default is 'list'.\n".
              "    $cmd version: print version of VirtualBox web service.\n".
              "    $cmd list: list installed virtual machines.\n".
              "    $cmd startvm <vm>: start the virtual machine named <vm>.\n".
              "    $cmd acpipowerbutton <vm>: shutdown of the irtual machine named <vm>.\n";
              "    $cmd openhd <disk>: open disk image <disk>.\n";
        exit 0;
    }
    elsif (    ($this eq 'version')
            || ($this eq 'list')
          )
    {
        $optMode = $this;
    }
    elsif (    ($this eq 'startvm')
            || ($this eq 'acpipowerbutton')
          )
    {
        $optMode = $this;

        if (!($vmname = shift(@ARGV)))
        {
            die "[$cmd] Missing parameter: You must specify the name of the VM to start.\nStopped";
        }
    }
    elsif ($this eq 'openhd')
    {
        $optMode = $this;

        if (!($disk = shift(@ARGV)))
        {
            die "[$cmd] Missing parameter: You must specify the name of the disk to open.\nStopped";
        }
    }
    else
    {
        die "[$cmd] Unknown option \"$this\"; stopped";
    }
}

$optMode = "list"
    if (!$optMode);

# SOAP::Lite hacking to make it serialize the enum types we use correctly.
# In the long run, this needs to be done either by stubmaker.pl or something
# else, because the WSDL clearly says they're restricted strings. Quite silly
# that the default behavior is to ignore the parameter and just let the server
# use the default value for the type.

sub SOAP::Serializer::as_LockType
{
    my ($self, $value, $name, $type, $attr) = @_;
    die "String value expected instead of @{[ref $value]} reference\n"
        if ref $value;
    return [
        $name,
        {'xsi:type' => 'vbox:LockType', %$attr},
        SOAP::Utils::encode_data($value)
    ];
}

sub SOAP::Serializer::as_DeviceType
{
    my ($self, $value, $name, $type, $attr) = @_;
    die "String value expected instead of @{[ref $value]} reference\n"
        if ref $value;
    return [
        $name,
        {'xsi:type' => 'vbox:DeviceType', %$attr},
        SOAP::Utils::encode_data($value)
    ];
}

sub SOAP::Serializer::as_AccessMode
{
    my ($self, $value, $name, $type, $attr) = @_;
    die "String value expected instead of @{[ref $value]} reference\n"
        if ref $value;
    return [
        $name,
        {'xsi:type' => 'vbox:AccessMode', %$attr},
        SOAP::Utils::encode_data($value)
    ];
}

## @todo needs much more error handling, e.g. openhd never complains

my $vbox = vboxService->IWebsessionManager_logon("test", "test");

if (!$vbox)
{
    die "[$cmd] Logon to session manager with user \"test\" and password \"test\" failed.\nStopped";
}

if ($optMode eq "version")
{
    my $v = vboxService->IVirtualBox_getVersion($vbox);
    print "[$cmd] Version number of running VirtualBox web service: $v\n";
}
elsif ($optMode eq "list")
{
    print "[$cmd] Listing machines:\n";
    my @result = vboxService->IVirtualBox_getMachines($vbox);
    foreach my $idMachine (@result)
    {
        my $if = vboxService->IManagedObjectRef_getInterfaceName($idMachine);
        my $name = vboxService->IMachine_getName($idMachine);

        print "machine $if $idMachine: $name\n";
    }
}
elsif ($optMode eq "startvm")
{
    my $machine = vboxService->IVirtualBox_findMachine($vbox, $vmname);

    die "[$cmd] Cannot find VM \"$vmname\"; stopped"
        if (!$machine);

    my $session = vboxService->IWebsessionManager_getSessionObject($vbox);
    die "[$cmd] Cannot get session object; stopped"
        if (!$session);

    my $uuid = vboxService->IMachine_getId($machine);
    die "[$cmd] Cannot get uuid for machine; stopped"
        if (!$uuid);

    print "[$cmd] UUID: $uuid\n";

    my @env = ();
    my $progress = vboxService->IMachine_launchVMProcess($machine,
                                                         $session,
                                                         "headless",
                                                         @env);
    die "[$cmd] Cannot launch VM; stopped"
        if (!$progress);

    print("[$cmd] Waiting for the VM to start...\n");
    vboxService->IProgress_waitForCompletion($progress, -1);

    my $fCompleted;
    $fCompleted = vboxService->IProgress_getCompleted($progress);
    print("[$cmd] Completed: $fCompleted\n");

    my $resultCode;
    $resultCode = vboxService->IProgress_getResultCode($progress);

    print("[$cmd] Result: $resultCode\n");

    vboxService->ISession_unlockMachine($session);

    vboxService->IWebsessionManager_logoff($vbox);
}
elsif ($optMode eq "acpipowerbutton")
{
    my $machine = vboxService->IVirtualBox_findMachine($vbox, $vmname);

    die "[$cmd] Cannot find VM \"$vmname\"; stopped"
        if (!$machine);

    my $session = vboxService->IWebsessionManager_getSessionObject($vbox);
    die "[$cmd] Cannot get session object; stopped"
        if (!$session);

    vboxService->IMachine_lockMachine($machine, $session, 'Shared');

    my $console = vboxService->ISession_getConsole($session);

    vboxService->IConsole_powerButton($console);

    vboxService->ISession_unlockMachine($session);

    vboxService->IWebsessionManager_logoff($vbox);
}
elsif ($optMode eq "openhd")
{
    my $medium = vboxService->IVirtualBox_openMedium($vbox, $disk,
                                                     'HardDisk',
                                                     'ReadWrite',
                                                     0);
}