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064:        package com.jcorporate.expresso.core.dataobjects.jdbc;
065:
066:        import com.jcorporate.expresso.core.dataobjects.DataFieldMetaData;
067:        import com.jcorporate.expresso.kernel.util.FastStringBuffer;
068:        import org.apache.log4j.Logger;
069:        import org.apache.oro.text.regex.MalformedPatternException;
070:        import org.apache.oro.text.regex.Pattern;
071:        import org.apache.oro.text.regex.PatternCompiler;
072:        import org.apache.oro.text.regex.PatternMatcher;
073:        import org.apache.oro.text.regex.Perl5Compiler;
074:        import org.apache.oro.text.regex.Perl5Matcher;
075:
076:        import java.util.Collections;
077:        import java.util.HashSet;
078:        import java.util.Set;
079:        import java.util.StringTokenizer;
080:
081:        /**
082:         * The responsibilities of this class is to verify range values for fields
083:         * and throw an exception if there is any 'monkeybusiness' detected in the field.
084:         * <p/>
085:         * The parser does not allow everything a normal SQL query would allows due to
086:         * parsing complexity.  However, it will allow multiple conditions, and ranges for
087:         * BETWEEN and IN.
088:         * </p>
089:         * <p>Accepted Range Strings:
090:         * <ul>
091:         * <li>[NOT] BETWEEN value1 AND value2</li>
092:         * <li>[NOT] IN(value1,value2.....)</li>
093:         * <li>[>|>=|<|<=] value ([AND|OR] [>|>=|<|<=] value)*</li>
094:         * </ul>
095:         * </p>
096:         * <p>Known bugs with Range issues:
097:         * <ul>
098:         * <li>There can be no single quotes INSIDE string fields.  The fields themselves must
099:         * still be quoted.</li>
100:         * <li>There cannot be the word AND or OR inside the String range fields.</li>
101:         * <li>For IN statements, string field values cannot have commas in them</li>
102:         * </ul>
103:         * </p>
104:         * <p>Instances of FieldRangeParser are meant to use shared between threads</p>
105:         *
106:         * @author Michael Rimov
107:         * @version 2.0
108:         */
109:        public class FieldRangeParser {
110:
111:            /**
112:             * The log4j logger
113:             */
114:            private static final transient Logger log = Logger
115:                    .getLogger(FieldRangeParser.class);
116:
117:            /**
118:             * Acceptable modifiers
119:             */
120:            private static final String MODIFIERS[] = { "AND", "OR", "and",
121:                    "or" };
122:
123:            /**
124:             * Acceptable Ranges
125:             */
126:            private static final String RANGES[] = { "<", "<=", ">=", ">", "<>" };
127:
128:            /**
129:             * A set of modifiers
130:             */
131:            private static final Set MODIFIER_SET = Collections
132:                    .synchronizedSet(new HashSet(MODIFIERS.length));
133:
134:            /**
135:             * A set of acceptable ranges
136:             */
137:            private static final Set RANGE_SET = Collections
138:                    .synchronizedSet(new HashSet(RANGES.length));
139:
140:            /**
141:             * Dates/Integers, etc should not have wild cards, or single quotes or
142:             * escape sequences like \'s.  This guards against that.
143:             */
144:            private static final String LEGAL_NUMBER_RE = "^[^\\\\'%\"]+";
145:
146:            /**
147:             * String Fields should start and end in ' and ultimately escape all single
148:             * quotes in the middle with double single quotes.  Unfortunately, there
149:             * seems to be a bug in ORO for matchin that second case, so right now
150:             * all single quotes in-between are prohibited.
151:             */
152:            private static final String LEGAL_STRING_RE = "^'[^']*'$";
153:
154:            /**
155:             * Regular Expression for the basic format of IN statements. Verifies
156:             * that it begins with IN, then has open and close parenthesis and closes
157:             * with a parenthesis.  The Regular expression does not in itself check the
158:             * format of the fields inside the parenthesis.
159:             */
160:            private static final String IN_FORMAT_RE = "^IN\\s*\\(.+\\)$";
161:
162:            /**
163:             * The compiled pattern for ILLEGAL_CHAR_RE
164:             */
165:            private Pattern legalCharacters = null;
166:
167:            /**
168:             * A compiled patter for ILLEGAL_STRING_RE
169:             */
170:            private Pattern legalStrings = null;
171:
172:            /**
173:             * Compiled pattern for IN_FORMAT
174:             */
175:            private Pattern inStatementPattern = null;
176:
177:            /**
178:             * A Pattern Matcher for examining fields vs validation regular expressions
179:             * It has been modified for thead local instantiation to reduce synchronization.
180:             */
181:            private transient static ThreadLocal patternMatcher = new ThreadLocal() {
182:                protected synchronized Object initialValue() {
183:                    return new Perl5Matcher();
184:                }
185:            };
186:
187:            /**
188:             * The singleton instance of this.
189:             */
190:            private static FieldRangeParser myInstance = new FieldRangeParser();
191:
192:            /**
193:             * Retrieves an instance of a perl5 pattern matcher that is thread local
194:             * to be thread safe.
195:             *
196:             * @return PatternMatcher instance.
197:             */
198:            protected PatternMatcher getMatcher() {
199:                return (PatternMatcher) patternMatcher.get();
200:            }
201:
202:            /**
203:             * Default constructor.  This creates all the regular expression matchers,
204:             * etc.
205:             */
206:            public FieldRangeParser() {
207:                try {
208:                    PatternCompiler compiler = new Perl5Compiler();
209:                    legalCharacters = compiler.compile(LEGAL_NUMBER_RE,
210:                            Perl5Compiler.READ_ONLY_MASK);
211:                    legalStrings = compiler.compile(LEGAL_STRING_RE,
212:                            Perl5Compiler.READ_ONLY_MASK);
213:                    inStatementPattern = compiler.compile(IN_FORMAT_RE,
214:                            Perl5Compiler.READ_ONLY_MASK);
215:
216:                    for (int i = 0; i < MODIFIERS.length; i++) {
217:                        MODIFIER_SET.add(MODIFIERS[i]);
218:                    }
219:
220:                    for (int i = 0; i < RANGES.length; i++) {
221:                        RANGE_SET.add(RANGES[i]);
222:                    }
223:
224:                } catch (MalformedPatternException ex) {
225:                    log
226:                            .error("Error setting up Illegal Character Regular Expression");
227:                }
228:            }
229:
230:            /**
231:             * Retrieve an instance of the field range parser.
232:             *
233:             * @return FieldRangeParser instance
234:             */
235:            public static synchronized FieldRangeParser getInstance() {
236:                return FieldRangeParser.myInstance;
237:
238:            }
239:
240:            /**
241:             * Performs some basic checks to validate the syntax of the range field value
242:             * given the system to help protect against nasty things like sql injection
243:             *
244:             * @param metadata   the field metadata to be checking against.
245:             * @param fieldValue the field value to check
246:             * @return false if the range is invalid.
247:             */
248:            public boolean isValidRange(DataFieldMetaData metadata,
249:                    String fieldValue) {
250:
251:                //Obviously null values are not valid ranges.
252:                if (fieldValue == null) {
253:                    return false;
254:                }
255:
256:                //Take out any potentially leading whitespace
257:                String examineString = fieldValue.trim();
258:
259:                switch (examineString.charAt(0)) {
260:                case 'N':
261:                case 'n':
262:                    if (examineString.startsWith("NOT")
263:                            || examineString.startsWith("not")) {
264:                        examineString = examineString.substring(3).trim();
265:                    } else {
266:                        //If we have an n to begin with, we need it to be NOT or we don't
267:                        //consider this valid.
268:                        return false;
269:                    }
270:
271:                    //Fall through since NOT is a special case of IN or BETWEEN
272:                case 'I':
273:                case 'i':
274:                case 'B':
275:                case 'b':
276:                    if (examineString.equalsIgnoreCase("is null")
277:                            || examineString.equalsIgnoreCase("is not null")) {
278:                        return true;
279:                    }
280:                    if (examineString.startsWith("BETWEEN")
281:                            || examineString.startsWith("between")) {
282:                        return validateBetweenStatement(metadata, examineString);
283:                    } else if (examineString.startsWith("IN")
284:                            || examineString.startsWith("in")) {
285:                        return validateInStatement(metadata, examineString);
286:                    } else {
287:                        return false;
288:                    }
289:
290:                case '>':
291:                case '<':
292:                    return validateComparisonStatement(metadata, examineString);
293:
294:                default:
295:                    return false;
296:
297:                }
298:            }
299:
300:            /**
301:             * Checks a single value and see if it is kosher for the expected data type.
302:             *
303:             * @param metadata   the metadata for the particular field
304:             * @param fieldValue the value of the field.
305:             * @return true if the field value is valid.
306:             */
307:            private boolean validateFieldValue(DataFieldMetaData metadata,
308:                    String fieldValue) {
309:                if (metadata.isDateType() || metadata.isDateTimeType()
310:                        || metadata.isTimeType()) {
311:                    return validateFieldDateValue(fieldValue);
312:                } else if (metadata.isNumericType()) {
313:                    return validateFieldNumberValue(fieldValue);
314:                } else {
315:                    return validateFieldStringValue(fieldValue);
316:                }
317:            }
318:
319:            /**
320:             * Make sure there are no in-between single quotes.
321:             *
322:             * @param fieldValue the value of the field to check
323:             * @return true if the field value is valid.
324:             */
325:            private boolean validateFieldStringValue(String fieldValue) {
326:                return getMatcher().matches(fieldValue, legalStrings);
327:            }
328:
329:            /**
330:             * Instead of parsing the date, just make sure it doesn't have likely injection
331:             * values.
332:             *
333:             * @param fieldValue the value of the field to check
334:             * @return true if the field value is valid
335:             */
336:            private boolean validateFieldNumberValue(String fieldValue) {
337:                return getMatcher().matches(fieldValue, legalCharacters);
338:            }
339:
340:            /**
341:             * Instead of parsing the date, just make sure it doesn't have likely injection
342:             * values.
343:             *
344:             * @param fieldValue the value of the field to check
345:             * @return true if the field value is valid
346:             */
347:            private boolean validateFieldDateValue(String fieldValue) {
348:                return getMatcher().matches(fieldValue, legalStrings);
349:            }
350:
351:            /**
352:             * Validates BETWEEN type statements which should have:  BETWEEN [field1] AND [field2]
353:             *
354:             * @param metadata        field metadata.  This specifies the types that should be
355:             *                        validated in the field.
356:             * @param expressionValue The range value for the field.
357:             * @return true if the expression is valid.
358:             */
359:            private boolean validateBetweenStatement(
360:                    DataFieldMetaData metadata, String expressionValue) {
361:                StringTokenizer stok = new StringTokenizer(expressionValue);
362:                if (!stok.hasMoreTokens()) {
363:                    return false;
364:                }
365:
366:                //
367:                //Must start with "Between"
368:                //
369:                String betweenStatement = stok.nextToken();
370:                if (!("BETWEEN".equalsIgnoreCase(betweenStatement))
371:                        || !stok.hasMoreTokens()) {
372:                    return false;
373:                }
374:
375:                boolean foundAnd = false;
376:
377:                //Now look for AND, and validate field 1
378:                FastStringBuffer fsb = FastStringBuffer.getInstance();
379:                String fieldValue;
380:                try {
381:                    while (!foundAnd && stok.hasMoreTokens()) {
382:                        String token = stok.nextToken();
383:                        if ("AND".equalsIgnoreCase(token)) {
384:                            foundAnd = true;
385:                        } else {
386:                            fsb.append(" ");
387:                            fsb.append(token);
388:                        }
389:                    }
390:                    fieldValue = fsb.toString().trim();
391:                } finally {
392:                    fsb.release();
393:                }
394:
395:                if (!foundAnd) {
396:                    return false;
397:                } else {
398:                    if (!validateFieldValue(metadata, fieldValue)) {
399:                        return false;
400:                    }
401:                }
402:
403:                //OK, now we look for the end.
404:                if (!stok.hasMoreTokens()) {
405:                    //Nothing for a field value!
406:                    return false;
407:                }
408:
409:                fsb = FastStringBuffer.getInstance();
410:                try {
411:                    while (stok.hasMoreTokens()) {
412:                        String token = stok.nextToken();
413:                        fsb.append(" ");
414:                        fsb.append(token);
415:                    }
416:
417:                    fieldValue = fsb.toString().trim();
418:                } finally {
419:                    fsb.release();
420:                }
421:
422:                //Ok, we found the last field... validate it and we're done.
423:                return (validateFieldValue(metadata, fieldValue));
424:            }
425:
426:            /**
427:             * Validates IN statements which are of the format:  IN (value1,value2....)
428:             *
429:             * @param metadata        the data field's metadata
430:             * @param expressionValue the range string to parse and validate.
431:             * @return true if the IN statement seems to be of valid syntax.
432:             */
433:            private boolean validateInStatement(DataFieldMetaData metadata,
434:                    String expressionValue) {
435:
436:                boolean match;
437:
438:                //It seems that ORO has a race condition in it :(
439:                match = getMatcher().matches(expressionValue,
440:                        inStatementPattern);
441:
442:                if (!match) {
443:                    //Basic syntax is not IN ( .... )
444:                    return false;
445:                }
446:
447:                int openParen = expressionValue.indexOf("(");
448:                int closeParen = expressionValue.lastIndexOf(")");
449:
450:                /**
451:                 * @todo check this substring
452:                 */
453:                String toEvaluate = expressionValue.substring(openParen + 1,
454:                        closeParen);
455:
456:                StringTokenizer stok = new StringTokenizer(toEvaluate, ",");
457:                while (stok.hasMoreTokens()) {
458:                    String oneFieldValue = stok.nextToken();
459:                    boolean result = validateFieldValue(metadata, oneFieldValue);
460:                    if (result == false) {
461:                        return false;
462:                    }
463:                }
464:
465:                return true;
466:            }
467:
468:            /**
469:             * This function evaluates the formats of greater than / less than types of
470:             * ranges.  It supports multiple comparisons as well.
471:             *
472:             * @param metadata        The metadata for the field.
473:             * @param expressionValue value for the field to validate
474:             * @return true if the field appears to be of proper formatting.
475:             */
476:            private boolean validateComparisonStatement(
477:                    DataFieldMetaData metadata, String expressionValue) {
478:                StringTokenizer stok = new StringTokenizer(expressionValue);
479:
480:                //WE got a weird expression.
481:                if (!stok.hasMoreTokens()) {
482:                    return false;
483:                }
484:
485:                return validateComparisonRecusive(metadata, stok);
486:            }
487:
488:            /**
489:             * Validates operator and operand and returns their values.
490:             *
491:             * @param expression the expression to consume
492:             * @return String[0] == operator; String[1] = operand (may be legally null);
493:             */
494:            private String[] consumeOperator(String expression) {
495:                String returnValue[] = new String[2];
496:
497:                int index = 0;
498:                boolean done = false;
499:                int length = expression.length();
500:
501:                StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer();
502:
503:                while (!done && index < length) {
504:                    char opChar = expression.charAt(index);
505:                    switch (opChar) {
506:                    case '>':
507:                    case '<':
508:                    case '=':
509:                        buffer.append(opChar);
510:                        index++;
511:                        break;
512:                    default:
513:                        returnValue[1] = expression.substring(index);
514:                        done = true;
515:                    }
516:
517:                }
518:
519:                String operator = buffer.toString();
520:                if (RANGE_SET.contains(operator)) {
521:                    returnValue[0] = operator;
522:                }
523:
524:                return returnValue;
525:            }
526:
527:            /**
528:             * Performs a recursive parsing of the string value.  Each recursion checks for
529:             * proper &lt &gt type of modifications, a field value proper for the data type,
530:             * and looks for AND or OR... if it find those, then it calls itself with the
531:             * rest of the string
532:             *
533:             * @param metadata  the metadata for the field.
534:             * @param tokenizer the tokenizer that is progressing through the range string.
535:             * @return true if the validation is successfull, or false if there is bogus
536:             *         syntax detected.
537:             */
538:            private boolean validateComparisonRecusive(
539:                    DataFieldMetaData metadata, StringTokenizer tokenizer) {
540:                String operator = tokenizer.nextToken();
541:
542:                FastStringBuffer fsb = FastStringBuffer.getInstance();
543:
544:                String[] result = consumeOperator(operator);
545:                String fieldValue;
546:                boolean moreComparisons = false;
547:
548:                //No operator found case
549:                if (result[0] == null) {
550:                    return false;
551:                }
552:
553:                if (result[1] == null && !tokenizer.hasMoreTokens()) {
554:                    return false;
555:                }
556:
557:                //Append the first value.
558:                if (result[1] != null) {
559:                    fsb.append(result[1]);
560:                }
561:
562:                try {
563:                    boolean done = false;
564:                    while (!done && tokenizer.hasMoreTokens()) {
565:                        String oneValue = tokenizer.nextToken();
566:                        //If we hit AND or OR then we need to evaluate what we've got so
567:                        //far
568:                        if (MODIFIER_SET.contains(oneValue)) {
569:                            moreComparisons = true;
570:                            done = true;
571:                        } else {
572:                            fsb.append(" ");
573:                            fsb.append(oneValue);
574:                        }
575:                    }
576:
577:                    fieldValue = fsb.toString();
578:
579:                } finally {
580:                    fsb.release();
581:                }
582:
583:                if (validateFieldValue(metadata, fieldValue.trim())) {
584:                    if (moreComparisons) {
585:                        return validateComparisonRecusive(metadata, tokenizer);
586:                    } else {
587:                        return true;
588:                    }
589:                } else {
590:                    //The field test itself flunked.
591:                    return false;
592:                }
593:            }
594:
595:            /**
596:             * Does a given field value denote a range?
597:             *
598:             * @param fieldValue The field value to check against.
599:             * @return The "range" string if the value starts with a range indicator, null if not
600:             */
601:            public String denotesRange(String fieldValue) {
602:
603:                //Quick dummy tests to save us all the string checking.
604:                if (fieldValue == null || fieldValue.length() == 0) {
605:                    return null;
606:                }
607:
608:                char firstChar = fieldValue.charAt(0);
609:                switch (firstChar) {
610:                case 'b':
611:                case 'B':
612:                    if (fieldValue.startsWith("between ")) {
613:                        return "between ";
614:                    } else if (fieldValue.startsWith("BETWEEN ")) {
615:                        return "BETWEEN ";
616:                    }
617:                    break;
618:
619:                case 'i':
620:                case 'I':
621:                    if (fieldValue.startsWith("in ")) {
622:                        return "in ";
623:                    } else if (fieldValue.startsWith("IN ")) {
624:                        return "IN ";
625:                    } else if (fieldValue.trim()
626:                            .equalsIgnoreCase("is not null")
627:                            || fieldValue.trim().equalsIgnoreCase("is null")) {
628:                        return "";
629:                    }
630:                    break;
631:
632:                case 'n':
633:                case 'N':
634:                    if (fieldValue.startsWith("not in ")) {
635:                        return "not in ";
636:                    } else if (fieldValue.startsWith("NOT IN")) {
637:                        return "NOT IN ";
638:                    } else if (fieldValue.startsWith("not between ")) {
639:                        return "not between ";
640:                    } else if (fieldValue.startsWith("NOT BETWEEN ")) {
641:                        return "NOT BETWEEN ";
642:                    }
643:                    break;
644:
645:                case '<':
646:                    if (fieldValue.startsWith("<>")) {
647:                        return "<> ";
648:                    } else if (fieldValue.startsWith("<=")) {
649:                        return "<=";
650:                    } else if (fieldValue.startsWith("< ")) {
651:                        return "< ";
652:
653:                    } else if (fieldValue.startsWith("<")) {
654:                        return "<";
655:                    }
656:                    break;
657:
658:                case '>':
659:                    if (fieldValue.startsWith("> ")) {
660:                        return "> ";
661:                    } else if (fieldValue.startsWith(">=")) {
662:                        return ">=";
663:                    } else if (fieldValue.startsWith(">")) {
664:                        return ">";
665:                    }
666:                    break;
667:
668:                default:
669:                    return null;
670:                }
671:
672:                return null;
673:            } /* denotesRange(String) */
674:
675:        }
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