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0018:
0019:        package org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.ejb;
0020:
0021:        import java.io.BufferedReader;
0022:        import java.io.File;
0023:        import java.io.FileInputStream;
0024:        import java.io.IOException;
0025:        import java.io.InputStream;
0026:        import java.io.InputStreamReader;
0027:        import java.util.ArrayList;
0028:        import java.util.Date;
0029:        import java.util.HashMap;
0030:        import java.util.Hashtable;
0031:        import java.util.Iterator;
0032:        import java.util.List;
0033:        import java.util.Map;
0034:        import java.util.Properties;
0035:        import java.util.StringTokenizer;
0036:        import javax.xml.parsers.SAXParser;
0037:        import javax.xml.parsers.SAXParserFactory;
0038:        import org.xml.sax.AttributeList;
0039:        import org.xml.sax.HandlerBase;
0040:        import org.xml.sax.InputSource;
0041:        import org.xml.sax.SAXException;
0042:
0043:        /**
0044:         * Compiles EJB stubs and skeletons for the iPlanet Application
0045:         * Server (iAS).  The class will read a standard EJB descriptor (as well as an
0046:         * EJB descriptor specific to iPlanet Application Server) to identify one or
0047:         * more EJBs to process.  It will search for EJB "source" classes (the remote
0048:         ; * interface, home interface, and EJB implementation class) and the EJB stubs
0049:         * and skeletons in the specified destination directory.  Only if the stubs and
0050:         * skeletons cannot be found or if they're out of date will the iPlanet
0051:         * Application Server ejbc utility be run.
0052:         * <p>
0053:         * Because this class (and it's assorted inner classes) may be bundled into the
0054:         * iPlanet Application Server distribution at some point (and removed from the
0055:         * Ant distribution), the class has been written to be independent of all
0056:         * Ant-specific classes.  It is also for this reason (and to avoid cluttering
0057:         * the Apache Ant source files) that this utility has been packaged into a
0058:         * single source file.
0059:         * <p>
0060:         * For more information on Ant Tasks for iPlanet Application Server, see the
0061:         * <code>IPlanetDeploymentTool</code> and <code>IPlanetEjbcTask</code> classes.
0062:         *
0063:         * @see    IPlanetDeploymentTool
0064:         * @see    IPlanetEjbcTask
0065:         * @ant.task ignore="true"
0066:         */
0067:        public class IPlanetEjbc {
0068:
0069:            private static final int MIN_NUM_ARGS = 2;
0070:            private static final int MAX_NUM_ARGS = 8;
0071:            private static final int NUM_CLASSES_WITH_IIOP = 15;
0072:            private static final int NUM_CLASSES_WITHOUT_IIOP = 9;
0073:
0074:            /* Constants used for the "beantype" attribute */
0075:            private static final String ENTITY_BEAN = "entity";
0076:            private static final String STATELESS_SESSION = "stateless";
0077:            private static final String STATEFUL_SESSION = "stateful";
0078:
0079:            /* Filenames of the standard EJB descriptor and the iAS-specific descriptor */
0080:            private File stdDescriptor;
0081:            private File iasDescriptor;
0082:
0083:            /*
0084:             * Directory where "source" EJB files are stored and where stubs and
0085:             * skeletons will also be written.
0086:             */
0087:            private File destDirectory;
0088:
0089:            /* Classpath used when the iAS ejbc is called */
0090:            private String classpath;
0091:            private String[] classpathElements;
0092:
0093:            /* Options passed to the iAS ejbc */
0094:            private boolean retainSource = false;
0095:            private boolean debugOutput = false;
0096:
0097:            /* iAS installation directory (used if ejbc isn't on user's PATH) */
0098:            private File iasHomeDir;
0099:
0100:            /* Parser and handler used to process both EJB descriptor files */
0101:            private SAXParser parser;
0102:            private EjbcHandler handler = new EjbcHandler();
0103:
0104:            /*
0105:             * This Hashtable maintains a list of EJB class files processed by the ejbc
0106:             * utility (both "source" class files as well as stubs and skeletons). The
0107:             * key for the Hashtable is a String representing the path to the class file
0108:             * (relative to the destination directory).  The value for the Hashtable is
0109:             * a File object which reference the actual class file.
0110:             */
0111:            private Hashtable ejbFiles = new Hashtable();
0112:
0113:            /* Value of the display-name element read from the standard EJB descriptor */
0114:            private String displayName;
0115:
0116:            /**
0117:             * Constructs an instance which may be used to process EJB descriptors and
0118:             * generate EJB stubs and skeletons, if needed.
0119:             *
0120:             * @param stdDescriptor File referencing a standard EJB descriptor.
0121:             * @param iasDescriptor File referencing an iAS-specific EJB descriptor.
0122:             * @param destDirectory File referencing the base directory where both
0123:             *                      EJB "source" files are found and where stubs and
0124:             *                      skeletons will be written.
0125:             * @param classpath     String representation of the classpath to be used
0126:             *                      by the iAS ejbc utility.
0127:             * @param parser        SAXParser to be used to process both of the EJB
0128:             *                      descriptors.
0129:             * @todo classpathElements is not needed here, its never used
0130:             *       (at least IDEA tells me so! :)
0131:             */
0132:            public IPlanetEjbc(File stdDescriptor, File iasDescriptor,
0133:                    File destDirectory, String classpath, SAXParser parser) {
0134:                this .stdDescriptor = stdDescriptor;
0135:                this .iasDescriptor = iasDescriptor;
0136:                this .destDirectory = destDirectory;
0137:                this .classpath = classpath;
0138:                this .parser = parser;
0139:
0140:                /*
0141:                 * Parse the classpath into it's individual elements and store the
0142:                 * results in the "classpathElements" instance variable.
0143:                 */
0144:                List elements = new ArrayList();
0145:                if (classpath != null) {
0146:                    StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer(classpath,
0147:                            File.pathSeparator);
0148:                    while (st.hasMoreTokens()) {
0149:                        elements.add(st.nextToken());
0150:                    }
0151:                    classpathElements = (String[]) elements
0152:                            .toArray(new String[elements.size()]);
0153:                }
0154:            }
0155:
0156:            /**
0157:             * If true, the Java source files which are generated by the
0158:             * ejbc process are retained.
0159:             *
0160:             * @param retainSource A boolean indicating if the Java source files for
0161:             *                     the stubs and skeletons should be retained.
0162:             * @todo This is not documented in the HTML. On purpose?
0163:             */
0164:            public void setRetainSource(boolean retainSource) {
0165:                this .retainSource = retainSource;
0166:            }
0167:
0168:            /**
0169:             * If true, enables debugging output when ejbc is executed.
0170:             *
0171:             * @param debugOutput A boolean indicating if debugging output should be
0172:             *                    generated
0173:             */
0174:            public void setDebugOutput(boolean debugOutput) {
0175:                this .debugOutput = debugOutput;
0176:            }
0177:
0178:            /**
0179:             * Registers the location of a local DTD file or resource.  By registering
0180:             * a local DTD, EJB descriptors can be parsed even when the remote servers
0181:             * which contain the "public" DTDs cannot be accessed.
0182:             *
0183:             * @param publicID The public DTD identifier found in an XML document.
0184:             * @param location The file or resource name for the appropriate DTD stored
0185:             *                 on the local machine.
0186:             */
0187:            public void registerDTD(String publicID, String location) {
0188:                handler.registerDTD(publicID, location);
0189:            }
0190:
0191:            /**
0192:             * May be used to specify the "home" directory for this iAS installation.
0193:             * The directory specified should typically be
0194:             * <code>[install-location]/iplanet/ias6/ias</code>.
0195:             *
0196:             * @param iasHomeDir The home directory for the user's iAS installation.
0197:             */
0198:            public void setIasHomeDir(File iasHomeDir) {
0199:                this .iasHomeDir = iasHomeDir;
0200:            }
0201:
0202:            /**
0203:             * Returns a Hashtable which contains a list of EJB class files processed by
0204:             * the ejbc utility (both "source" class files as well as stubs and
0205:             * skeletons). The key for the Hashtable is a String representing the path
0206:             * to the class file (relative to the destination directory).  The value for
0207:             * the Hashtable is a File object which reference the actual class file.
0208:             *
0209:             * @return The list of EJB files processed by the ejbc utility.
0210:             */
0211:            public Hashtable getEjbFiles() {
0212:                return ejbFiles;
0213:            }
0214:
0215:            /**
0216:             * Returns the display-name element read from the standard EJB descriptor.
0217:             *
0218:             * @return The EJB-JAR display name.
0219:             */
0220:            public String getDisplayName() {
0221:                return displayName;
0222:            }
0223:
0224:            /**
0225:             * Returns the list of CMP descriptors referenced in the EJB descriptors.
0226:             *
0227:             * @return An array of CMP descriptors.
0228:             */
0229:            public String[] getCmpDescriptors() {
0230:                List returnList = new ArrayList();
0231:
0232:                EjbInfo[] ejbs = handler.getEjbs();
0233:
0234:                for (int i = 0; i < ejbs.length; i++) {
0235:                    List descriptors = (List) ejbs[i].getCmpDescriptors();
0236:                    returnList.addAll(descriptors);
0237:                }
0238:
0239:                return (String[]) returnList.toArray(new String[returnList
0240:                        .size()]);
0241:            }
0242:
0243:            /**
0244:             * Main application method for the iPlanet Application Server ejbc utility.
0245:             * If the application is run with no commandline arguments, a usage
0246:             * statement is printed for the user.
0247:             *
0248:             * @param args The commandline arguments passed to the application.
0249:             */
0250:            public static void main(String[] args) {
0251:                File stdDescriptor;
0252:                File iasDescriptor;
0253:                File destDirectory = null;
0254:                String classpath = null;
0255:                SAXParser parser = null;
0256:                boolean debug = false;
0257:                boolean retainSource = false;
0258:                IPlanetEjbc ejbc;
0259:
0260:                if ((args.length < MIN_NUM_ARGS)
0261:                        || (args.length > MAX_NUM_ARGS)) {
0262:                    usage();
0263:                    return;
0264:                }
0265:
0266:                stdDescriptor = new File(args[args.length - 2]);
0267:                iasDescriptor = new File(args[args.length - 1]);
0268:
0269:                for (int i = 0; i < args.length - 2; i++) {
0270:                    if (args[i].equals("-classpath")) {
0271:                        classpath = args[++i];
0272:                    } else if (args[i].equals("-d")) {
0273:                        destDirectory = new File(args[++i]);
0274:                    } else if (args[i].equals("-debug")) {
0275:                        debug = true;
0276:                    } else if (args[i].equals("-keepsource")) {
0277:                        retainSource = true;
0278:                    } else {
0279:                        usage();
0280:                        return;
0281:                    }
0282:                }
0283:
0284:                /* If the -classpath flag isn't specified, use the system classpath */
0285:                if (classpath == null) {
0286:                    Properties props = System.getProperties();
0287:                    classpath = props.getProperty("java.class.path");
0288:                }
0289:
0290:                /*
0291:                 * If the -d flag isn't specified, use the working directory as the
0292:                 * destination directory
0293:                 */
0294:                if (destDirectory == null) {
0295:                    Properties props = System.getProperties();
0296:                    destDirectory = new File(props.getProperty("user.dir"));
0297:                }
0298:
0299:                /* Construct a SAXParser used to process the descriptors */
0300:                SAXParserFactory parserFactory = SAXParserFactory.newInstance();
0301:                parserFactory.setValidating(true);
0302:                try {
0303:                    parser = parserFactory.newSAXParser();
0304:                } catch (Exception e) {
0305:                    // SAXException or ParserConfigurationException may be thrown
0306:                    System.out
0307:                            .println("An exception was generated while trying to ");
0308:                    System.out.println("create a new SAXParser.");
0309:                    e.printStackTrace();
0310:                    return;
0311:                }
0312:
0313:                /* Build and populate an instance of the ejbc utility */
0314:                ejbc = new IPlanetEjbc(stdDescriptor, iasDescriptor,
0315:                        destDirectory, classpath, parser);
0316:                ejbc.setDebugOutput(debug);
0317:                ejbc.setRetainSource(retainSource);
0318:
0319:                /* Execute the ejbc utility -- stubs/skeletons are rebuilt, if needed */
0320:                try {
0321:                    ejbc.execute();
0322:                } catch (IOException e) {
0323:                    System.out
0324:                            .println("An IOException has occurred while reading the "
0325:                                    + "XML descriptors ("
0326:                                    + e.getMessage()
0327:                                    + ").");
0328:                    return;
0329:                } catch (SAXException e) {
0330:                    System.out
0331:                            .println("A SAXException has occurred while reading the "
0332:                                    + "XML descriptors ("
0333:                                    + e.getMessage()
0334:                                    + ").");
0335:                    return;
0336:                } catch (IPlanetEjbc.EjbcException e) {
0337:                    System.out
0338:                            .println("An error has occurred while executing the ejbc "
0339:                                    + "utility (" + e.getMessage() + ").");
0340:                    return;
0341:                }
0342:            }
0343:
0344:            /**
0345:             * Print a usage statement.
0346:             */
0347:            private static void usage() {
0348:                System.out
0349:                        .println("java org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.ejb.IPlanetEjbc \\");
0350:                System.out
0351:                        .println("  [OPTIONS] [EJB 1.1 descriptor] [iAS EJB descriptor]");
0352:                System.out.println("");
0353:                System.out.println("Where OPTIONS are:");
0354:                System.out
0355:                        .println("  -debug -- for additional debugging output");
0356:                System.out
0357:                        .println("  -keepsource -- to retain Java source files generated");
0358:                System.out
0359:                        .println("  -classpath [classpath] -- classpath used for compilation");
0360:                System.out
0361:                        .println("  -d [destination directory] -- directory for compiled classes");
0362:                System.out.println("");
0363:                System.out
0364:                        .println("If a classpath is not specified, the system classpath");
0365:                System.out
0366:                        .println("will be used.  If a destination directory is not specified,");
0367:                System.out
0368:                        .println("the current working directory will be used (classes will");
0369:                System.out
0370:                        .println("still be placed in subfolders which correspond to their");
0371:                System.out.println("package name).");
0372:                System.out.println("");
0373:                System.out
0374:                        .println("The EJB home interface, remote interface, and implementation");
0375:                System.out
0376:                        .println("class must be found in the destination directory.  In");
0377:                System.out
0378:                        .println("addition, the destination will look for the stubs and skeletons");
0379:                System.out
0380:                        .println("in the destination directory to ensure they are up to date.");
0381:            }
0382:
0383:            /**
0384:             * Compiles the stub and skeletons for the specified EJBs, if they need to
0385:             * be updated.
0386:             *
0387:             * @throws EjbcException If the ejbc utility cannot be correctly configured
0388:             *                       or if one or more of the EJB "source" classes
0389:             *                       cannot be found in the destination directory
0390:             * @throws IOException   If the parser encounters a problem reading the XML
0391:             *                       file
0392:             * @throws SAXException  If the parser encounters a problem processing the
0393:             *                       XML descriptor (it may wrap another exception)
0394:             */
0395:            public void execute() throws EjbcException, IOException,
0396:                    SAXException {
0397:
0398:                checkConfiguration(); // Throws EjbcException if unsuccessful
0399:
0400:                EjbInfo[] ejbs = getEjbs(); // Returns list of EJBs for processing
0401:
0402:                for (int i = 0; i < ejbs.length; i++) {
0403:                    log("EJBInfo...");
0404:                    log(ejbs[i].toString());
0405:                }
0406:
0407:                for (int i = 0; i < ejbs.length; i++) {
0408:                    EjbInfo ejb = ejbs[i];
0409:
0410:                    ejb.checkConfiguration(destDirectory); // Throws EjbcException
0411:
0412:                    if (ejb.mustBeRecompiled(destDirectory)) {
0413:                        log(ejb.getName() + " must be recompiled using ejbc.");
0414:
0415:                        String[] arguments = buildArgumentList(ejb);
0416:                        callEjbc(arguments);
0417:
0418:                    } else {
0419:                        log(ejb.getName() + " is up to date.");
0420:                    }
0421:                }
0422:            }
0423:
0424:            /**
0425:             * Executes the iPlanet Application Server ejbc command-line utility.
0426:             *
0427:             * @param arguments Command line arguments to be passed to the ejbc utility.
0428:             */
0429:            private void callEjbc(String[] arguments) {
0430:
0431:                /* Concatenate all of the command line arguments into a single String */
0432:                StringBuffer args = new StringBuffer();
0433:                for (int i = 0; i < arguments.length; i++) {
0434:                    args.append(arguments[i]).append(" ");
0435:                }
0436:
0437:                /* If an iAS home directory is specified, prepend it to the commmand */
0438:                String command;
0439:                if (iasHomeDir == null) {
0440:                    command = "";
0441:                } else {
0442:                    command = iasHomeDir.toString() + File.separator + "bin"
0443:                            + File.separator;
0444:                }
0445:                command += "ejbc ";
0446:
0447:                log(command + args);
0448:
0449:                /*
0450:                 * Use the Runtime object to execute an external command.  Use the
0451:                 * RedirectOutput inner class to direct the standard and error output
0452:                 * from the command to the JRE's standard output
0453:                 */
0454:                try {
0455:                    Process p = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(command + args);
0456:                    RedirectOutput output = new RedirectOutput(p
0457:                            .getInputStream());
0458:                    RedirectOutput error = new RedirectOutput(p
0459:                            .getErrorStream());
0460:                    output.start();
0461:                    error.start();
0462:                    p.waitFor();
0463:                    p.destroy();
0464:                } catch (IOException e) {
0465:                    log("An IOException has occurred while trying to execute ejbc.");
0466:                    e.printStackTrace();
0467:                } catch (InterruptedException e) {
0468:                    // Do nothing
0469:                }
0470:            }
0471:
0472:            /**
0473:             * Verifies that the user selections are valid.
0474:             *
0475:             * @throws EjbcException If the user selections are invalid.
0476:             */
0477:            protected void checkConfiguration() throws EjbcException {
0478:
0479:                String msg = "";
0480:
0481:                if (stdDescriptor == null) {
0482:                    msg += "A standard XML descriptor file must be specified.  ";
0483:                }
0484:                if (iasDescriptor == null) {
0485:                    msg += "An iAS-specific XML descriptor file must be specified.  ";
0486:                }
0487:                if (classpath == null) {
0488:                    msg += "A classpath must be specified.    ";
0489:                }
0490:                if (parser == null) {
0491:                    msg += "An XML parser must be specified.    ";
0492:                }
0493:
0494:                if (destDirectory == null) {
0495:                    msg += "A destination directory must be specified.  ";
0496:                } else if (!destDirectory.exists()) {
0497:                    msg += "The destination directory specified does not exist.  ";
0498:                } else if (!destDirectory.isDirectory()) {
0499:                    msg += "The destination specified is not a directory.  ";
0500:                }
0501:
0502:                if (msg.length() > 0) {
0503:                    throw new EjbcException(msg);
0504:                }
0505:            }
0506:
0507:            /**
0508:             * Parses the EJB descriptors and returns a list of EJBs which may need to
0509:             * be compiled.
0510:             *
0511:             * @return               An array of objects which describe the EJBs to be
0512:             *                       processed.
0513:             * @throws IOException   If the parser encounters a problem reading the XML
0514:             *                       files
0515:             * @throws SAXException  If the parser encounters a problem processing the
0516:             *                       XML descriptor (it may wrap another exception)
0517:             */
0518:            private EjbInfo[] getEjbs() throws IOException, SAXException {
0519:                EjbInfo[] ejbs = null;
0520:
0521:                /*
0522:                 * The EJB information is gathered from the standard XML EJB descriptor
0523:                 * and the iAS-specific XML EJB descriptor using a SAX parser.
0524:                 */
0525:
0526:                parser.parse(stdDescriptor, handler);
0527:                parser.parse(iasDescriptor, handler);
0528:                ejbs = handler.getEjbs();
0529:
0530:                return ejbs;
0531:            }
0532:
0533:            /**
0534:             * Based on this object's instance variables as well as the EJB to be
0535:             * processed, the correct flags and parameters are set for the ejbc
0536:             * command-line utility.
0537:             * @param ejb The EJB for which stubs and skeletons will be compiled.
0538:             * @return    An array of Strings which are the command-line parameters for
0539:             *            for the ejbc utility.
0540:             */
0541:            private String[] buildArgumentList(EjbInfo ejb) {
0542:
0543:                List arguments = new ArrayList();
0544:
0545:                /* OPTIONAL COMMAND LINE PARAMETERS */
0546:
0547:                if (debugOutput) {
0548:                    arguments.add("-debug");
0549:                }
0550:
0551:                /* No beantype flag is needed for an entity bean */
0552:                if (ejb.getBeantype().equals(STATELESS_SESSION)) {
0553:                    arguments.add("-sl");
0554:                } else if (ejb.getBeantype().equals(STATEFUL_SESSION)) {
0555:                    arguments.add("-sf");
0556:                }
0557:
0558:                if (ejb.getIiop()) {
0559:                    arguments.add("-iiop");
0560:                }
0561:
0562:                if (ejb.getCmp()) {
0563:                    arguments.add("-cmp");
0564:                }
0565:
0566:                if (retainSource) {
0567:                    arguments.add("-gs");
0568:                }
0569:
0570:                if (ejb.getHasession()) {
0571:                    arguments.add("-fo");
0572:                }
0573:
0574:                /* REQUIRED COMMAND LINE PARAMETERS */
0575:
0576:                arguments.add("-classpath");
0577:                arguments.add(classpath);
0578:
0579:                arguments.add("-d");
0580:                arguments.add(destDirectory.toString());
0581:
0582:                arguments.add(ejb.getHome().getQualifiedClassName());
0583:                arguments.add(ejb.getRemote().getQualifiedClassName());
0584:                arguments.add(ejb.getImplementation().getQualifiedClassName());
0585:
0586:                /* Convert the List into an Array and return it */
0587:                return (String[]) arguments
0588:                        .toArray(new String[arguments.size()]);
0589:            }
0590:
0591:            /**
0592:             * Convenience method used to print messages to the user if debugging
0593:             * messages are enabled.
0594:             *
0595:             * @param msg The String to print to standard output.
0596:             */
0597:            private void log(String msg) {
0598:                if (debugOutput) {
0599:                    System.out.println(msg);
0600:                }
0601:            }
0602:
0603:            /* Inner classes follow */
0604:
0605:            /**
0606:             * This inner class is used to signal any problems during the execution of
0607:             * the ejbc compiler.
0608:             *
0609:             */
0610:            public class EjbcException extends Exception {
0611:
0612:                /**
0613:                 * Constructs an exception with the given descriptive message.
0614:                 *
0615:                 * @param msg Description of the exception which has occurred.
0616:                 */
0617:                public EjbcException(String msg) {
0618:                    super (msg);
0619:                }
0620:            } // End of EjbcException inner class
0621:
0622:            /**
0623:             * This inner class is an XML document handler that can be used to parse EJB
0624:             * descriptors (both the standard EJB descriptor as well as the iAS-specific
0625:             * descriptor that stores additional values for iAS).  Once the descriptors
0626:             * have been processed, the list of EJBs found can be obtained by calling
0627:             * the <code>getEjbs()</code> method.
0628:             *
0629:             * @see    IPlanetEjbc.EjbInfo
0630:             */
0631:            private class EjbcHandler extends HandlerBase {
0632:                /** EJB 1.1 ID */
0633:                private static final String PUBLICID_EJB11 = "-//Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD Enterprise JavaBeans 1.1//EN";
0634:                /** IPlanet ID */
0635:                private static final String PUBLICID_IPLANET_EJB_60 = "-//Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD iAS Enterprise JavaBeans 1.0//EN";
0636:                /** EJB 1.1 location */
0637:                private static final String DEFAULT_IAS60_EJB11_DTD_LOCATION = "ejb-jar_1_1.dtd";
0638:                /** IAS60 location */
0639:                private static final String DEFAULT_IAS60_DTD_LOCATION = "IASEjb_jar_1_0.dtd";
0640:
0641:                /*
0642:                 * Two Maps are used to track local DTDs that will be used in case the
0643:                 * remote copies of these DTDs cannot be accessed.  The key for the Map
0644:                 * is the DTDs public ID and the value is the local location for the DTD
0645:                 */
0646:                private Map resourceDtds = new HashMap();
0647:                private Map fileDtds = new HashMap();
0648:
0649:                private Map ejbs = new HashMap(); // List of EJBs found in XML
0650:                private EjbInfo currentEjb; // One item within the Map
0651:                private boolean iasDescriptor = false; // Is doc iAS or EJB descriptor
0652:
0653:                private String currentLoc = ""; // Tracks current element
0654:                private String currentText; // Tracks current text data
0655:                private String ejbType; // "session" or "entity"
0656:
0657:                /**
0658:                 * Constructs a new instance of the handler and registers local copies
0659:                 * of the standard EJB 1.1 descriptor DTD as well as iAS's EJB
0660:                 * descriptor DTD.
0661:                 */
0662:                public EjbcHandler() {
0663:                    registerDTD(PUBLICID_EJB11,
0664:                            DEFAULT_IAS60_EJB11_DTD_LOCATION);
0665:                    registerDTD(PUBLICID_IPLANET_EJB_60,
0666:                            DEFAULT_IAS60_DTD_LOCATION);
0667:                }
0668:
0669:                /**
0670:                 * Returns the list of EJB objects found during the processing of the
0671:                 * standard EJB 1.1 descriptor and iAS-specific EJB descriptor.
0672:                 *
0673:                 * @return An array of EJBs which were found during the descriptor
0674:                 *         parsing.
0675:                 */
0676:                public EjbInfo[] getEjbs() {
0677:                    return (EjbInfo[]) ejbs.values().toArray(
0678:                            new EjbInfo[ejbs.size()]);
0679:                }
0680:
0681:                /**
0682:                 * Returns the value of the display-name element found in the standard
0683:                 * EJB 1.1 descriptor.
0684:                 *
0685:                 * @return String display-name value.
0686:                 */
0687:                public String getDisplayName() {
0688:                    return displayName;
0689:                }
0690:
0691:                /**
0692:                 * Registers a local DTD that will be used when parsing an EJB
0693:                 * descriptor.  When the DTD's public identifier is found in an XML
0694:                 * document, the parser will reference the local DTD rather than the
0695:                 * remote DTD.  This enables XML documents to be processed even when the
0696:                 * public DTD isn't available.
0697:                 *
0698:                 * @param publicID The DTD's public identifier.
0699:                 * @param location The location of the local DTD copy -- the location
0700:                 *                 may either be a resource found on the classpath or a
0701:                 *                 local file.
0702:                 */
0703:                public void registerDTD(String publicID, String location) {
0704:                    log("Registering: " + location);
0705:                    if ((publicID == null) || (location == null)) {
0706:                        return;
0707:                    }
0708:
0709:                    if (ClassLoader.getSystemResource(location) != null) {
0710:                        log("Found resource: " + location);
0711:                        resourceDtds.put(publicID, location);
0712:                    } else {
0713:                        File dtdFile = new File(location);
0714:                        if (dtdFile.exists() && dtdFile.isFile()) {
0715:                            log("Found file: " + location);
0716:                            fileDtds.put(publicID, location);
0717:                        }
0718:                    }
0719:                }
0720:
0721:                /**
0722:                 * Resolves an external entity found during XML processing.  If a public
0723:                 * ID is found that has been registered with the handler, an <code>
0724:                 * InputSource</code> will be returned which refers to the local copy.
0725:                 * If the public ID hasn't been registered or if an error occurs, the
0726:                 * superclass implementation is used.
0727:                 *
0728:                 * @param publicId The DTD's public identifier.
0729:                 * @param systemId The location of the DTD, as found in the XML document.
0730:                 */
0731:                public InputSource resolveEntity(String publicId,
0732:                        String systemId) throws SAXException {
0733:                    InputStream inputStream = null;
0734:
0735:                    try {
0736:
0737:                        /* Search the resource Map and (if not found) file Map */
0738:
0739:                        String location = (String) resourceDtds.get(publicId);
0740:                        if (location != null) {
0741:                            inputStream = ClassLoader.getSystemResource(
0742:                                    location).openStream();
0743:                        } else {
0744:                            location = (String) fileDtds.get(publicId);
0745:                            if (location != null) {
0746:                                inputStream = new FileInputStream(location);
0747:                            }
0748:                        }
0749:                    } catch (IOException e) {
0750:                        return super .resolveEntity(publicId, systemId);
0751:                    }
0752:
0753:                    if (inputStream == null) {
0754:                        return super .resolveEntity(publicId, systemId);
0755:                    } else {
0756:                        return new InputSource(inputStream);
0757:                    }
0758:                }
0759:
0760:                /**
0761:                 * Receive notification that the start of an XML element has been found.
0762:                 *
0763:                 * @param name String name of the element found.
0764:                 * @param atts AttributeList of the attributes included with the element
0765:                 *             (if any).
0766:                 * @throws SAXException If the parser cannot process the document.
0767:                 */
0768:                public void startElement(String name, AttributeList atts)
0769:                        throws SAXException {
0770:
0771:                    /*
0772:                     * I need to "push" the element onto the String (currentLoc) which
0773:                     * always represents the current location in the XML document.
0774:                     */
0775:                    currentLoc += "\\" + name;
0776:
0777:                    /* A new element has started, so reset the text being captured */
0778:                    currentText = "";
0779:
0780:                    if (currentLoc.equals("\\ejb-jar")) {
0781:                        iasDescriptor = false;
0782:                    } else if (currentLoc.equals("\\ias-ejb-jar")) {
0783:                        iasDescriptor = true;
0784:                    }
0785:
0786:                    if ((name.equals("session")) || (name.equals("entity"))) {
0787:                        ejbType = name;
0788:                    }
0789:                }
0790:
0791:                /**
0792:                 * Receive notification that character data has been found in the XML
0793:                 * document
0794:                 *
0795:                 * @param ch Array of characters which have been found in the document.
0796:                 * @param start Starting index of the data found in the document.
0797:                 * @param len The number of characters found in the document.
0798:                 * @throws SAXException If the parser cannot process the document.
0799:                 */
0800:                public void characters(char[] ch, int start, int len)
0801:                        throws SAXException {
0802:
0803:                    currentText += new String(ch).substring(start, start + len);
0804:                }
0805:
0806:                /**
0807:                 * Receive notification that the end of an XML element has been found.
0808:                 *
0809:                 * @param name String name of the element.
0810:                 * @throws SAXException If the parser cannot process the document.
0811:                 */
0812:                public void endElement(String name) throws SAXException {
0813:
0814:                    /*
0815:                     * If this is a standard EJB 1.1 descriptor, we are looking for one
0816:                     * set of data, while if this is an iAS-specific descriptor, we're
0817:                     * looking for different set of data.  Hand the processing off to
0818:                     * the appropriate method.
0819:                     */
0820:                    if (iasDescriptor) {
0821:                        iasCharacters(currentText);
0822:                    } else {
0823:                        stdCharacters(currentText);
0824:                    }
0825:
0826:                    /*
0827:                     * I need to "pop" the element off the String (currentLoc) which
0828:                     * always represents my current location in the XML document.
0829:                     */
0830:
0831:                    int nameLength = name.length() + 1; // Add one for the "\"
0832:                    int locLength = currentLoc.length();
0833:
0834:                    currentLoc = currentLoc
0835:                            .substring(0, locLength - nameLength);
0836:                }
0837:
0838:                /**
0839:                 * Receive notification that character data has been found in a standard
0840:                 * EJB 1.1 descriptor.  We're interested in retrieving the home
0841:                 * interface, remote interface, implementation class, the type of bean,
0842:                 * and if the bean uses CMP.
0843:                 *
0844:                 * @param value String data found in the XML document.
0845:                 */
0846:                private void stdCharacters(String value) {
0847:
0848:                    if (currentLoc.equals("\\ejb-jar\\display-name")) {
0849:                        displayName = value;
0850:                        return;
0851:                    }
0852:
0853:                    String base = "\\ejb-jar\\enterprise-beans\\" + ejbType;
0854:
0855:                    if (currentLoc.equals(base + "\\ejb-name")) {
0856:                        currentEjb = (EjbInfo) ejbs.get(value);
0857:                        if (currentEjb == null) {
0858:                            currentEjb = new EjbInfo(value);
0859:                            ejbs.put(value, currentEjb);
0860:                        }
0861:                    } else if (currentLoc.equals(base + "\\home")) {
0862:                        currentEjb.setHome(value);
0863:                    } else if (currentLoc.equals(base + "\\remote")) {
0864:                        currentEjb.setRemote(value);
0865:                    } else if (currentLoc.equals(base + "\\ejb-class")) {
0866:                        currentEjb.setImplementation(value);
0867:                    } else if (currentLoc.equals(base + "\\prim-key-class")) {
0868:                        currentEjb.setPrimaryKey(value);
0869:                    } else if (currentLoc.equals(base + "\\session-type")) {
0870:                        currentEjb.setBeantype(value);
0871:                    } else if (currentLoc.equals(base + "\\persistence-type")) {
0872:                        currentEjb.setCmp(value);
0873:                    }
0874:                }
0875:
0876:                /**
0877:                 * Receive notification that character data has been found in an
0878:                 * iAS-specific descriptor.  We're interested in retrieving data
0879:                 * indicating whether the bean must support RMI/IIOP access, whether
0880:                 * the bean must provide highly available stubs and skeletons (in the
0881:                 * case of stateful session beans), and if this bean uses additional
0882:                 * CMP XML descriptors (in the case of entity beans with CMP).
0883:                 *
0884:                 * @param value String data found in the XML document.
0885:                 */
0886:                private void iasCharacters(String value) {
0887:                    String base = "\\ias-ejb-jar\\enterprise-beans\\" + ejbType;
0888:
0889:                    if (currentLoc.equals(base + "\\ejb-name")) {
0890:                        currentEjb = (EjbInfo) ejbs.get(value);
0891:                        if (currentEjb == null) {
0892:                            currentEjb = new EjbInfo(value);
0893:                            ejbs.put(value, currentEjb);
0894:                        }
0895:                    } else if (currentLoc.equals(base + "\\iiop")) {
0896:                        currentEjb.setIiop(value);
0897:                    } else if (currentLoc.equals(base + "\\failover-required")) {
0898:                        currentEjb.setHasession(value);
0899:                    } else if (currentLoc.equals(base + "\\persistence-manager"
0900:                            + "\\properties-file-location")) {
0901:                        currentEjb.addCmpDescriptor(value);
0902:                    }
0903:                }
0904:            } // End of EjbcHandler inner class
0905:
0906:            /**
0907:             * This inner class represents an EJB that will be compiled using ejbc.
0908:             *
0909:             */
0910:            private class EjbInfo {
0911:                private String name; // EJB's display name
0912:                private Classname home; // EJB's home interface name
0913:                private Classname remote; // EJB's remote interface name
0914:                private Classname implementation; // EJB's implementation class
0915:                private Classname primaryKey; // EJB's primary key class
0916:                private String beantype = "entity"; // or "stateful" or "stateless"
0917:                private boolean cmp = false; // Does this EJB support CMP?
0918:                private boolean iiop = false; // Does this EJB support IIOP?
0919:                private boolean hasession = false; // Does this EJB require failover?
0920:                private List cmpDescriptors = new ArrayList(); // CMP descriptor list
0921:
0922:                /**
0923:                 * Construct a new EJBInfo object with the given name.
0924:                 *
0925:                 * @param name The display name for the EJB.
0926:                 */
0927:                public EjbInfo(String name) {
0928:                    this .name = name;
0929:                }
0930:
0931:                /**
0932:                 * Returns the display name of the EJB.  If a display name has not been
0933:                 * set, it returns the EJB implementation classname (if the
0934:                 * implementation class is not set, it returns "[unnamed]").
0935:                 *
0936:                 * @return The display name for the EJB.
0937:                 */
0938:                public String getName() {
0939:                    if (name == null) {
0940:                        if (implementation == null) {
0941:                            return "[unnamed]";
0942:                        } else {
0943:                            return implementation.getClassName();
0944:                        }
0945:                    }
0946:                    return name;
0947:                }
0948:
0949:                /*
0950:                 * Below are getter's and setter's for each of the instance variables.
0951:                 * Note that (in addition to supporting setters with the same type as
0952:                 * the instance variable) a setter is provided with takes a String
0953:                 * argument -- this are provided so the XML document handler can set
0954:                 * the EJB values using the Strings it parses.
0955:                 */
0956:
0957:                public void setHome(String home) {
0958:                    setHome(new Classname(home));
0959:                }
0960:
0961:                public void setHome(Classname home) {
0962:                    this .home = home;
0963:                }
0964:
0965:                public Classname getHome() {
0966:                    return home;
0967:                }
0968:
0969:                public void setRemote(String remote) {
0970:                    setRemote(new Classname(remote));
0971:                }
0972:
0973:                public void setRemote(Classname remote) {
0974:                    this .remote = remote;
0975:                }
0976:
0977:                public Classname getRemote() {
0978:                    return remote;
0979:                }
0980:
0981:                public void setImplementation(String implementation) {
0982:                    setImplementation(new Classname(implementation));
0983:                }
0984:
0985:                public void setImplementation(Classname implementation) {
0986:                    this .implementation = implementation;
0987:                }
0988:
0989:                public Classname getImplementation() {
0990:                    return implementation;
0991:                }
0992:
0993:                public void setPrimaryKey(String primaryKey) {
0994:                    setPrimaryKey(new Classname(primaryKey));
0995:                }
0996:
0997:                public void setPrimaryKey(Classname primaryKey) {
0998:                    this .primaryKey = primaryKey;
0999:                }
1000:
1001:                public Classname getPrimaryKey() {
1002:                    return primaryKey;
1003:                }
1004:
1005:                public void setBeantype(String beantype) {
1006:                    this .beantype = beantype.toLowerCase();
1007:                }
1008:
1009:                public String getBeantype() {
1010:                    return beantype;
1011:                }
1012:
1013:                public void setCmp(boolean cmp) {
1014:                    this .cmp = cmp;
1015:                }
1016:
1017:                public void setCmp(String cmp) {
1018:                    setCmp(cmp.equals("Container"));
1019:                }
1020:
1021:                public boolean getCmp() {
1022:                    return cmp;
1023:                }
1024:
1025:                public void setIiop(boolean iiop) {
1026:                    this .iiop = iiop;
1027:                }
1028:
1029:                public void setIiop(String iiop) {
1030:                    setIiop(iiop.equals("true"));
1031:                }
1032:
1033:                public boolean getIiop() {
1034:                    return iiop;
1035:                }
1036:
1037:                public void setHasession(boolean hasession) {
1038:                    this .hasession = hasession;
1039:                }
1040:
1041:                public void setHasession(String hasession) {
1042:                    setHasession(hasession.equals("true"));
1043:                }
1044:
1045:                public boolean getHasession() {
1046:                    return hasession;
1047:                }
1048:
1049:                public void addCmpDescriptor(String descriptor) {
1050:                    cmpDescriptors.add(descriptor);
1051:                }
1052:
1053:                public List getCmpDescriptors() {
1054:                    return cmpDescriptors;
1055:                }
1056:
1057:                /**
1058:                 * Verifies that the EJB is valid--if it is invalid, an exception is
1059:                 * thrown
1060:                 *
1061:                 *
1062:                 * @param buildDir The directory where the EJB remote interface, home
1063:                 *                 interface, and implementation class must be found.
1064:                 * @throws EjbcException If the EJB is invalid.
1065:                 */
1066:                private void checkConfiguration(File buildDir)
1067:                        throws EjbcException {
1068:
1069:                    /* Check that the specified instance variables are valid */
1070:                    if (home == null) {
1071:                        throw new EjbcException(
1072:                                "A home interface was not found " + "for the "
1073:                                        + name + " EJB.");
1074:                    }
1075:                    if (remote == null) {
1076:                        throw new EjbcException(
1077:                                "A remote interface was not found "
1078:                                        + "for the " + name + " EJB.");
1079:                    }
1080:                    if (implementation == null) {
1081:                        throw new EjbcException(
1082:                                "An EJB implementation class was not "
1083:                                        + "found for the " + name + " EJB.");
1084:                    }
1085:
1086:                    if ((!beantype.equals(ENTITY_BEAN))
1087:                            && (!beantype.equals(STATELESS_SESSION))
1088:                            && (!beantype.equals(STATEFUL_SESSION))) {
1089:                        throw new EjbcException("The beantype found ("
1090:                                + beantype + ") " + "isn't valid in the "
1091:                                + name + " EJB.");
1092:                    }
1093:
1094:                    if (cmp && (!beantype.equals(ENTITY_BEAN))) {
1095:                        System.out
1096:                                .println("CMP stubs and skeletons may not be generated"
1097:                                        + " for a Session Bean -- the \"cmp\" attribute will be"
1098:                                        + " ignoredfor the " + name + " EJB.");
1099:                    }
1100:
1101:                    if (hasession && (!beantype.equals(STATEFUL_SESSION))) {
1102:                        System.out
1103:                                .println("Highly available stubs and skeletons may "
1104:                                        + "only be generated for a Stateful Session Bean -- the "
1105:                                        + "\"hasession\" attribute will be ignored for the "
1106:                                        + name + " EJB.");
1107:                    }
1108:
1109:                    /* Check that the EJB "source" classes all exist */
1110:                    if (!remote.getClassFile(buildDir).exists()) {
1111:                        throw new EjbcException("The remote interface "
1112:                                + remote.getQualifiedClassName()
1113:                                + " could not be " + "found.");
1114:                    }
1115:                    if (!home.getClassFile(buildDir).exists()) {
1116:                        throw new EjbcException("The home interface "
1117:                                + home.getQualifiedClassName()
1118:                                + " could not be " + "found.");
1119:                    }
1120:                    if (!implementation.getClassFile(buildDir).exists()) {
1121:                        throw new EjbcException("The EJB implementation class "
1122:                                + implementation.getQualifiedClassName()
1123:                                + " could " + "not be found.");
1124:                    }
1125:                }
1126:
1127:                /**
1128:                 * Determines if the ejbc utility needs to be run or not.  If the stubs
1129:                 * and skeletons can all be found in the destination directory AND all
1130:                 * of their timestamps are more recent than the EJB source classes
1131:                 * (home, remote, and implementation classes), the method returns
1132:                 * <code>false</code>.  Otherwise, the method returns <code>true</code>.
1133:                 *
1134:                 * @param destDir The directory where the EJB source classes, stubs and
1135:                 *                skeletons are located.
1136:                 * @return A boolean indicating whether or not the ejbc utility needs to
1137:                 *         be run to bring the stubs and skeletons up to date.
1138:                 */
1139:                public boolean mustBeRecompiled(File destDir) {
1140:
1141:                    long sourceModified = sourceClassesModified(destDir);
1142:
1143:                    long destModified = destClassesModified(destDir);
1144:
1145:                    return (destModified < sourceModified);
1146:                }
1147:
1148:                /**
1149:                 * Examines each of the EJB source classes (home, remote, and
1150:                 * implementation) and returns the modification timestamp for the
1151:                 * "oldest" class.
1152:                 *
1153:                 * @param classpath The classpath to be used to find the source EJB
1154:                 *                  classes.  If <code>null</code>, the system classpath
1155:                 *                  is used.
1156:                 * @return The modification timestamp for the "oldest" EJB source class.
1157:                 * @throws BuildException If one of the EJB source classes cannot be
1158:                 *                        found on the classpath.
1159:                 */
1160:                private long sourceClassesModified(File buildDir) {
1161:                    long latestModified; // The timestamp of the "newest" class
1162:                    long modified; // Timestamp for a given class
1163:                    File remoteFile; // File for the remote interface class
1164:                    File homeFile; // File for the home interface class
1165:                    File implFile; // File for the EJB implementation class
1166:                    File pkFile; // File for the EJB primary key class
1167:
1168:                    /* Check the timestamp on the remote interface */
1169:                    remoteFile = remote.getClassFile(buildDir);
1170:                    modified = remoteFile.lastModified();
1171:                    if (modified == -1) {
1172:                        System.out.println("The class "
1173:                                + remote.getQualifiedClassName() + " couldn't "
1174:                                + "be found on the classpath");
1175:                        return -1;
1176:                    }
1177:                    latestModified = modified;
1178:
1179:                    /* Check the timestamp on the home interface */
1180:                    homeFile = home.getClassFile(buildDir);
1181:                    modified = homeFile.lastModified();
1182:                    if (modified == -1) {
1183:                        System.out.println("The class "
1184:                                + home.getQualifiedClassName()
1185:                                + " couldn't be " + "found on the classpath");
1186:                        return -1;
1187:                    }
1188:                    latestModified = Math.max(latestModified, modified);
1189:
1190:                    /* Check the timestamp of the primary key class */
1191:                    if (primaryKey != null) {
1192:                        pkFile = primaryKey.getClassFile(buildDir);
1193:                        modified = pkFile.lastModified();
1194:                        if (modified == -1) {
1195:                            System.out
1196:                                    .println("The class "
1197:                                            + primaryKey
1198:                                                    .getQualifiedClassName()
1199:                                            + "couldn't be "
1200:                                            + "found on the classpath");
1201:                            return -1;
1202:                        }
1203:                        latestModified = Math.max(latestModified, modified);
1204:                    } else {
1205:                        pkFile = null;
1206:                    }
1207:
1208:                    /* Check the timestamp on the EJB implementation class.
1209:                     *
1210:                     * Note that if ONLY the implementation class has changed, it's not
1211:                     * necessary to rebuild the EJB stubs and skeletons.  For this
1212:                     * reason, we ensure the file exists (using lastModified above), but
1213:                     * we DON'T compare it's timestamp with the timestamps of the home
1214:                     * and remote interfaces (because it's irrelevant in determining if
1215:                     * ejbc must be run)
1216:                     */
1217:                    implFile = implementation.getClassFile(buildDir);
1218:                    modified = implFile.lastModified();
1219:                    if (modified == -1) {
1220:                        System.out.println("The class "
1221:                                + implementation.getQualifiedClassName()
1222:                                + " couldn't be found on the classpath");
1223:                        return -1;
1224:                    }
1225:
1226:                    String pathToFile = remote.getQualifiedClassName();
1227:                    pathToFile = pathToFile.replace('.', File.separatorChar)
1228:                            + ".class";
1229:                    ejbFiles.put(pathToFile, remoteFile);
1230:
1231:                    pathToFile = home.getQualifiedClassName();
1232:                    pathToFile = pathToFile.replace('.', File.separatorChar)
1233:                            + ".class";
1234:                    ejbFiles.put(pathToFile, homeFile);
1235:
1236:                    pathToFile = implementation.getQualifiedClassName();
1237:                    pathToFile = pathToFile.replace('.', File.separatorChar)
1238:                            + ".class";
1239:                    ejbFiles.put(pathToFile, implFile);
1240:
1241:                    if (pkFile != null) {
1242:                        pathToFile = primaryKey.getQualifiedClassName();
1243:                        pathToFile = pathToFile
1244:                                .replace('.', File.separatorChar)
1245:                                + ".class";
1246:                        ejbFiles.put(pathToFile, pkFile);
1247:                    }
1248:
1249:                    return latestModified;
1250:                }
1251:
1252:                /**
1253:                 * Examines each of the EJB stubs and skeletons in the destination
1254:                 * directory and returns the modification timestamp for the "oldest"
1255:                 * class. If one of the stubs or skeletons cannot be found, <code>-1
1256:                 * </code> is returned.
1257:                 *
1258:                 * @param dest The directory in which the EJB stubs and skeletons are
1259:                 *             stored.
1260:                 * @return The modification timestamp for the "oldest" EJB stub or
1261:                 *         skeleton.  If one of the classes cannot be found, <code>-1
1262:                 *         </code> is returned.
1263:                 * @throws BuildException If the canonical path of the destination
1264:                 *                        directory cannot be found.
1265:                 */
1266:                private long destClassesModified(File destDir) {
1267:                    String[] classnames = classesToGenerate(); // List of all stubs & skels
1268:                    long destClassesModified = new Date().getTime(); // Earliest mod time
1269:                    boolean allClassesFound = true; // Has each been found?
1270:
1271:                    /*
1272:                     * Loop through each stub/skeleton class that must be generated, and
1273:                     * determine (if all exist) which file has the most recent timestamp
1274:                     */
1275:                    for (int i = 0; i < classnames.length; i++) {
1276:
1277:                        String pathToClass = classnames[i].replace('.',
1278:                                File.separatorChar)
1279:                                + ".class";
1280:                        File classFile = new File(destDir, pathToClass);
1281:
1282:                        /*
1283:                         * Add each stub/skeleton class to the list of EJB files.  Note
1284:                         * that each class is added even if it doesn't exist now.
1285:                         */
1286:                        ejbFiles.put(pathToClass, classFile);
1287:
1288:                        allClassesFound = allClassesFound && classFile.exists();
1289:
1290:                        if (allClassesFound) {
1291:                            long fileMod = classFile.lastModified();
1292:
1293:                            /* Keep track of the oldest modification timestamp */
1294:                            destClassesModified = Math.min(destClassesModified,
1295:                                    fileMod);
1296:                        }
1297:                    }
1298:
1299:                    return (allClassesFound) ? destClassesModified : -1;
1300:                }
1301:
1302:                /**
1303:                 * Builds an array of class names which represent the stubs and
1304:                 * skeletons which need to be generated for a given EJB.  The class
1305:                 * names are fully qualified.  Nine classes are generated for all EJBs
1306:                 * while an additional six classes are generated for beans requiring
1307:                 * RMI/IIOP access.
1308:                 *
1309:                 * @return An array of Strings representing the fully-qualified class
1310:                 *         names for the stubs and skeletons to be generated.
1311:                 */
1312:                private String[] classesToGenerate() {
1313:                    String[] classnames = (iiop) ? new String[NUM_CLASSES_WITH_IIOP]
1314:                            : new String[NUM_CLASSES_WITHOUT_IIOP];
1315:
1316:                    final String remotePkg = remote.getPackageName() + ".";
1317:                    final String remoteClass = remote.getClassName();
1318:                    final String homePkg = home.getPackageName() + ".";
1319:                    final String homeClass = home.getClassName();
1320:                    final String implPkg = implementation.getPackageName()
1321:                            + ".";
1322:                    final String implFullClass = implementation
1323:                            .getQualifiedWithUnderscores();
1324:                    int index = 0;
1325:
1326:                    classnames[index++] = implPkg + "ejb_fac_" + implFullClass;
1327:                    classnames[index++] = implPkg + "ejb_home_" + implFullClass;
1328:                    classnames[index++] = implPkg + "ejb_skel_" + implFullClass;
1329:                    classnames[index++] = remotePkg + "ejb_kcp_skel_"
1330:                            + remoteClass;
1331:                    classnames[index++] = homePkg + "ejb_kcp_skel_" + homeClass;
1332:                    classnames[index++] = remotePkg + "ejb_kcp_stub_"
1333:                            + remoteClass;
1334:                    classnames[index++] = homePkg + "ejb_kcp_stub_" + homeClass;
1335:                    classnames[index++] = remotePkg + "ejb_stub_" + remoteClass;
1336:                    classnames[index++] = homePkg + "ejb_stub_" + homeClass;
1337:
1338:                    if (!iiop) {
1339:                        return classnames;
1340:                    }
1341:
1342:                    classnames[index++] = "org.omg.stub." + remotePkg + "_"
1343:                            + remoteClass + "_Stub";
1344:                    classnames[index++] = "org.omg.stub." + homePkg + "_"
1345:                            + homeClass + "_Stub";
1346:                    classnames[index++] = "org.omg.stub." + remotePkg
1347:                            + "_ejb_RmiCorbaBridge_" + remoteClass + "_Tie";
1348:                    classnames[index++] = "org.omg.stub." + homePkg
1349:                            + "_ejb_RmiCorbaBridge_" + homeClass + "_Tie";
1350:
1351:                    classnames[index++] = remotePkg + "ejb_RmiCorbaBridge_"
1352:                            + remoteClass;
1353:                    classnames[index++] = homePkg + "ejb_RmiCorbaBridge_"
1354:                            + homeClass;
1355:
1356:                    return classnames;
1357:                }
1358:
1359:                /**
1360:                 * Convenience method which creates a String representation of all the
1361:                 * instance variables of an EjbInfo object.
1362:                 *
1363:                 * @return A String representing the EjbInfo instance.
1364:                 */
1365:                public String toString() {
1366:                    String s = "EJB name: " + name
1367:                            + "\n\r              home:      " + home
1368:                            + "\n\r              remote:    " + remote
1369:                            + "\n\r              impl:      " + implementation
1370:                            + "\n\r              primaryKey: " + primaryKey
1371:                            + "\n\r              beantype:  " + beantype
1372:                            + "\n\r              cmp:       " + cmp
1373:                            + "\n\r              iiop:      " + iiop
1374:                            + "\n\r              hasession: " + hasession;
1375:
1376:                    Iterator i = cmpDescriptors.iterator();
1377:                    while (i.hasNext()) {
1378:                        s += "\n\r              CMP Descriptor: " + i.next();
1379:                    }
1380:
1381:                    return s;
1382:                }
1383:
1384:            } // End of EjbInfo inner class
1385:
1386:            /**
1387:             * Convenience class used to represent the fully qualified name of a Java
1388:             * class.  It provides an easy way to retrieve components of the class name
1389:             * in a format that is convenient for building iAS stubs and skeletons.
1390:             *
1391:             */
1392:            private static class Classname {
1393:                private String qualifiedName; // Fully qualified name of the Java class
1394:                private String packageName; // Name of the package for this class
1395:                private String className; // Name of the class without the package
1396:
1397:                /**
1398:                 * This constructor builds an object which represents the name of a Java
1399:                 * class.
1400:                 *
1401:                 * @param qualifiedName String representing the fully qualified class
1402:                 *                      name of the Java class.
1403:                 */
1404:                public Classname(String qualifiedName) {
1405:                    if (qualifiedName == null) {
1406:                        return;
1407:                    }
1408:
1409:                    this .qualifiedName = qualifiedName;
1410:
1411:                    int index = qualifiedName.lastIndexOf('.');
1412:                    if (index == -1) {
1413:                        className = qualifiedName;
1414:                        packageName = "";
1415:                    } else {
1416:                        packageName = qualifiedName.substring(0, index);
1417:                        className = qualifiedName.substring(index + 1);
1418:                    }
1419:                }
1420:
1421:                /**
1422:                 * Gets the fully qualified name of the Java class.
1423:                 *
1424:                 * @return String representing the fully qualified class name.
1425:                 */
1426:                public String getQualifiedClassName() {
1427:                    return qualifiedName;
1428:                }
1429:
1430:                /**
1431:                 * Gets the package name for the Java class.
1432:                 *
1433:                 * @return String representing the package name for the class.
1434:                 */
1435:                public String getPackageName() {
1436:                    return packageName;
1437:                }
1438:
1439:                /**
1440:                 * Gets the Java class name without the package structure.
1441:                 *
1442:                 * @return String representing the name for the class.
1443:                 */
1444:                public String getClassName() {
1445:                    return className;
1446:                }
1447:
1448:                /**
1449:                 * Gets the fully qualified name of the Java class with underscores
1450:                 * separating the components of the class name rather than periods.
1451:                 * This format is used in naming some of the stub and skeleton classes
1452:                 * for the iPlanet Application Server.
1453:                 *
1454:                 * @return String representing the fully qualified class name using
1455:                 *         underscores instead of periods.
1456:                 */
1457:                public String getQualifiedWithUnderscores() {
1458:                    return qualifiedName.replace('.', '_');
1459:                }
1460:
1461:                /**
1462:                 * Returns a File which references the class relative to the specified
1463:                 * directory.  Note that the class file may or may not exist.
1464:                 *
1465:                 * @param  directory A File referencing the base directory containing
1466:                 *                   class files.
1467:                 * @return File referencing this class.
1468:                 */
1469:                public File getClassFile(File directory) {
1470:                    String pathToFile = qualifiedName.replace('.',
1471:                            File.separatorChar)
1472:                            + ".class";
1473:                    return new File(directory, pathToFile);
1474:                }
1475:
1476:                /**
1477:                 * String representation of this class name.  It returns the fully
1478:                 * qualified class name.
1479:                 *
1480:                 * @return String representing the fully qualified class name.
1481:                 */
1482:                public String toString() {
1483:                    return getQualifiedClassName();
1484:                }
1485:            } // End of Classname inner class
1486:
1487:            /**
1488:             * Thread class used to redirect output from an <code>InputStream</code> to
1489:             * the JRE standard output.  This class may be used to redirect output from
1490:             * an external process to the standard output.
1491:             *
1492:             */
1493:            private static class RedirectOutput extends Thread {
1494:
1495:                private InputStream stream; // Stream to read and redirect to standard output
1496:
1497:                /**
1498:                 * Constructs a new instance that will redirect output from the
1499:                 * specified stream to the standard output.
1500:                 *
1501:                 * @param stream InputStream which will be read and redirected to the
1502:                 *               standard output.
1503:                 */
1504:                public RedirectOutput(InputStream stream) {
1505:                    this .stream = stream;
1506:                }
1507:
1508:                /**
1509:                 * Reads text from the input stream and redirects it to standard output
1510:                 * using a separate thread.
1511:                 */
1512:                public void run() {
1513:                    BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(
1514:                            new InputStreamReader(stream));
1515:                    String text;
1516:                    try {
1517:                        while ((text = reader.readLine()) != null) {
1518:                            System.out.println(text);
1519:                        }
1520:                    } catch (IOException e) {
1521:                        e.printStackTrace();
1522:                    } finally {
1523:                        try {
1524:                            reader.close();
1525:                        } catch (IOException e) {
1526:                            // Do nothing
1527:                        }
1528:                    }
1529:                }
1530:            } // End of RedirectOutput inner class
1531:
1532:        }
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