Property configure/allocate/deallocate robustness

Switched to returning a CF.DataType list for configure/allocate/deallocate.
This made processing parsed properties more robust overall.  Also added
debugging log statements for investigating server response in the future
since we revisit this seemingly every 6-12 months.

model/redhawk.py

@@ -27,11 +27,12 @@
 
 from domain import Domain, scan_domains, ResourceNotFound
 
+from ossie.cf import CF
 from ossie.properties import __TYPE_MAP as TYPE_MAP
 from ossie.properties import props_from_dict, props_to_dict
 
 from tornado.websocket import WebSocketClosedError
-from tornado import ioloop
+from tornado import ioloop, log
 
 import collections
 
@@ -192,30 +193,15 @@ def release_application(self, domain_name, app_id):
     @background_task
     def application_configure(self, domain_name, app_id, new_properties):
         app = self._get_application(domain_name, app_id)
-        props = Redhawk._application_externalProps(app)
-
+        props = app._getPropertySet()
         changes = Redhawk._get_prop_changes(props, new_properties)
         return app.configure(changes)
 
-    '''
-    Helper function to streamline getting a property list similar to what one
-    gets from components, devices, etc.
-    '''
-    @staticmethod
-    def _application_externalProps(app):
-        props = []
-        for epid, t in app._externalProps.iteritems():
-            pid = t[0] # First item is the property id relative to the component
-            cid = t[1] # Second item in tuple is prefix of component identifier
-            for comp in app.comps:
-                if comp.identifier.startswith(cid):
-                    for prop in comp._properties:
-                        if prop.id == pid:
-                            props.append(prop)
-        return props
-
     ##############################
     # COMMON PROPERTIES
+    '''
+    Cleans out IDs being unicode, etc. since CF can't handle unicode strings.
+    '''
     @staticmethod
     def _clean_property(property):
         if isinstance(property, basestring):
@@ -231,16 +217,22 @@ def _clean_property(property):
     # CF.Properties and dict() of { 'id': value, ... }
     # Use force to treat all ID matches as required changes
     def _get_prop_changes(current_props, new_properties, force=False):
-        changes = {}
+        changes = []
         for prop in current_props:
             if prop.id in new_properties:
                 if new_properties[prop.id] != prop.queryValue() or force:
-                    changes[str(prop.id)] = prop.fromAny(
-                        prop.toAny(
-                            Redhawk._clean_property(new_properties[prop.id])
+                    changes.append(
+                        CF.DataType(
+                            prop.id,
+                            prop.toAny(
+                                    Redhawk._clean_property(new_properties[prop.id])
+                                )
                             )
                         )
-        return props_from_dict(changes)
+        log.app_log.debug('Current properties: {}'.format(current_props))
+        log.app_log.debug('New properties:     {}'.format(new_properties))
+        log.app_log.debug('Changes:            {}'.format(changes))
+        return changes
 
     ##############################
     # COMPONENT

rest/application.py

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ def get(self, domain_name, app_id=None):
             if app_id:
                 app = yield self.redhawk.get_application(domain_name, app_id)
                 comps = yield self.redhawk.get_component_list(domain_name, app_id)
-                props = self.redhawk._application_externalProps(app)
+                props = app._getPropertySet()
 
                 info = {
                     'id': app._get_identifier(),
@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ class ApplicationProperties(JsonHandler, PropertyHelper):
     def get(self, domain, app_id):
         try:
             app = yield self.redhawk.get_application(domain, app_id)
-            props = self.redhawk._application_externalProps(app)
+            props = app._getPropertySet()
 
             self._render_json({
                 'properties': self.format_properties(props, app.query([]))