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001:        // ========================================================================
002:        // $Id: AbstractConfiguration.java 1448 2006-12-29 20:46:57Z janb $
003:        // Copyright 2006 Mort Bay Consulting Pty. Ltd.
004:        // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
005:        // Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
006:        // you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
007:        // You may obtain a copy of the License at 
008:        // http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
009:        // Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
010:        // distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
011:        // WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
012:        // See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
013:        // limitations under the License.
014:        // ========================================================================
015:
016:        package org.mortbay.jetty.plus.webapp;
017:
018:        import java.lang.reflect.Field;
019:        import java.lang.reflect.Method;
020:        import java.util.EventListener;
021:        import java.util.Iterator;
022:
023:        import javax.servlet.UnavailableException;
024:
025:        import org.mortbay.jetty.plus.annotation.Injection;
026:        import org.mortbay.jetty.plus.annotation.InjectionCollection;
027:        import org.mortbay.jetty.plus.annotation.LifeCycleCallback;
028:        import org.mortbay.jetty.plus.annotation.LifeCycleCallbackCollection;
029:        import org.mortbay.jetty.plus.annotation.PostConstructCallback;
030:        import org.mortbay.jetty.plus.annotation.PreDestroyCallback;
031:        import org.mortbay.jetty.plus.servlet.ServletHandler;
032:        import org.mortbay.jetty.security.SecurityHandler;
033:        import org.mortbay.jetty.webapp.WebXmlConfiguration;
034:        import org.mortbay.log.Log;
035:        import org.mortbay.util.TypeUtil;
036:        import org.mortbay.xml.XmlParser;
037:
038:        /**
039:         * Configuration
040:         *
041:         *
042:         */
043:        public abstract class AbstractConfiguration extends WebXmlConfiguration {
044:            private LifeCycleCallbackCollection _callbacks = new LifeCycleCallbackCollection();
045:            private InjectionCollection _injections = new InjectionCollection();
046:            private boolean _metadataComplete = true;
047:
048:            public abstract void bindEnvEntry(String name, Object value)
049:                    throws Exception;
050:
051:            public abstract void bindResourceRef(String name, Class type)
052:                    throws Exception;
053:
054:            public abstract void bindResourceEnvRef(String name, Class type)
055:                    throws Exception;
056:
057:            public abstract void bindUserTransaction() throws Exception;
058:
059:            public abstract void bindMessageDestinationRef(String name,
060:                    Class type) throws Exception;
061:
062:            public void configureDefaults() throws Exception {
063:                super .configureDefaults();
064:            }
065:
066:            public void configureWebApp() throws Exception {
067:                super .configureWebApp();
068:                bindUserTransaction();
069:            }
070:
071:            public void deconfigureWebApp() throws Exception {
072:                //call any preDestroy methods on the listeners
073:                callPreDestroyCallbacks();
074:
075:                super .deconfigureWebApp();
076:            }
077:
078:            public void configure(String webXml) throws Exception {
079:                //parse web.xml
080:                super .configure(webXml);
081:
082:                //parse classes for annotations, if necessary
083:                if (!_metadataComplete) {
084:                    if (Log.isDebugEnabled())
085:                        Log.debug("Processing annotations");
086:                    parseAnnotations();
087:                }
088:                //do any injects on the listeners that were created and then
089:                //also callback any postConstruct lifecycle methods
090:                injectAndCallPostConstructCallbacks();
091:            }
092:
093:            protected void initialize(XmlParser.Node config)
094:                    throws ClassNotFoundException, UnavailableException {
095:                //set up our special ServletHandler to remember injections and lifecycle callbacks
096:                ServletHandler servletHandler = new ServletHandler();
097:                SecurityHandler securityHandler = getWebAppContext()
098:                        .getSecurityHandler();
099:
100:                org.mortbay.jetty.servlet.ServletHandler existingHandler = getWebAppContext()
101:                        .getServletHandler();
102:
103:                servletHandler.setFilterMappings(existingHandler
104:                        .getFilterMappings());
105:                servletHandler.setFilters(existingHandler.getFilters());
106:                servletHandler.setServlets(existingHandler.getServlets());
107:                servletHandler.setServletMappings(existingHandler
108:                        .getServletMappings());
109:                getWebAppContext().setServletHandler(servletHandler);
110:                securityHandler.setHandler(servletHandler);
111:
112:                super .initialize(config);
113:
114:                //configure injections and callbacks to be called by the FilterHolder and ServletHolder
115:                //when they lazily instantiate the Filter/Servlet.
116:                ((ServletHandler) getWebAppContext().getServletHandler())
117:                        .setInjections(_injections);
118:                ((ServletHandler) getWebAppContext().getServletHandler())
119:                        .setCallbacks(_callbacks);
120:
121:                //find out if we need to process annotations
122:                //  servlet 2.5 web.xml && metadata-complete==false
123:                if (_version == 25)
124:                    _metadataComplete = Boolean.parseBoolean(config
125:                            .getAttribute("metadata-complete", "false"));
126:            }
127:
128:            protected void initWebXmlElement(String element, XmlParser.Node node)
129:                    throws Exception {
130:                if ("env-entry".equals(element)) {
131:                    initEnvEntry(node);
132:                } else if ("resource-ref".equals(element)) {
133:                    //resource-ref entries are ONLY for connection factories
134:                    //the resource-ref says how the app will reference the jndi lookup relative
135:                    //to java:comp/env, but it is up to the deployer to map this reference to
136:                    //a real resource in the environment. At the moment, we insist that the
137:                    //jetty.xml file name of the resource has to be exactly the same as the
138:                    //name in web.xml deployment descriptor, but it shouldn't have to be
139:                    initResourceRef(node);
140:                } else if ("resource-env-ref".equals(element)) {
141:                    //resource-env-ref elements are a non-connection factory type of resource
142:                    //the app looks them up relative to java:comp/env
143:                    //again, need a way for deployer to link up app naming to real naming.
144:                    //Again, we insist now that the name of the resource in jetty.xml is
145:                    //the same as web.xml
146:                    initResourceEnvRef(node);
147:                } else if ("post-construct".equals(element)) {
148:                    //post-construct is the name of a class and method to call after all
149:                    //resources have been setup but before the class is put into use
150:                    initPostConstruct(node);
151:                } else if ("pre-destroy".equals(element)) {
152:                    //pre-destroy is the name of a class and method to call just as
153:                    //the instance is being destroyed
154:                    initPreDestroy(node);
155:                } else {
156:                    super .initWebXmlElement(element, node);
157:                }
158:
159:            }
160:
161:            /**
162:             * JavaEE 5.4.1.3 
163:             * 
164:             * 
165:             * @param node
166:             * @throws Exception
167:             */
168:            protected void initEnvEntry(XmlParser.Node node) throws Exception {
169:                String name = node.getString("env-entry-name", false, true);
170:                String type = node.getString("env-entry-type", false, true);
171:                String valueStr = node
172:                        .getString("env-entry-value", false, true);
173:
174:                //if there's no value there's no point in making a jndi entry
175:                //nor processing injection entries
176:                if (valueStr == null || valueStr.equals("")) {
177:                    Log.warn("No value for env-entry-name " + name);
178:                    return;
179:                }
180:
181:                //the javaee_5.xsd says that the env-entry-type is optional
182:                //if there is an <injection> element, because you can get
183:                //type from the element, but what to do if there is more
184:                //than one <injection> element, do you just pick the type
185:                //of the first one?
186:
187:                //check for <injection> elements
188:                initInjection(node, name, TypeUtil.fromName(type));
189:
190:                //bind the entry into jndi
191:                Object value = TypeUtil.valueOf(type, valueStr);
192:                bindEnvEntry(name, value);
193:
194:            }
195:
196:            /**
197:             * Common Annotations Spec section 2.3:
198:             *  resource-ref is for:
199:             *    - javax.sql.DataSource
200:             *    - javax.jms.ConnectionFactory
201:             *    - javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory
202:             *    - javax.jms.TopicConnectionFactory
203:             *    - javax.mail.Session
204:             *    - java.net.URL
205:             *    - javax.resource.cci.ConnectionFactory
206:             *    - org.omg.CORBA_2_3.ORB
207:             *    - any other connection factory defined by a resource adapter
208:             * @param node
209:             * @throws Exception
210:             */
211:            protected void initResourceRef(XmlParser.Node node)
212:                    throws Exception {
213:                String jndiName = node.getString("res-ref-name", false, true);
214:                String type = node.getString("res-type", false, true);
215:                String auth = node.getString("res-auth", false, true);
216:                String shared = node
217:                        .getString("res-sharing-scope", false, true);
218:
219:                //check for <injection> elements
220:                Class typeClass = TypeUtil.fromName(type);
221:                if (typeClass == null)
222:                    typeClass = getWebAppContext().loadClass(type);
223:                initInjection(node, jndiName, typeClass);
224:
225:                bindResourceRef(jndiName, typeClass);
226:            }
227:
228:            /**
229:             * Common Annotations Spec section 2.3:
230:             *   resource-env-ref is for:
231:             *     - javax.transaction.UserTransaction
232:             *     - javax.resource.cci.InteractionSpec
233:             *     - anything else that is not a connection factory
234:             * @param node
235:             * @throws Exception
236:             */
237:            protected void initResourceEnvRef(XmlParser.Node node)
238:                    throws Exception {
239:                String jndiName = node.getString("resource-env-ref-name",
240:                        false, true);
241:                String type = node.getString("resource-env-ref-type", false,
242:                        true);
243:
244:                //check for <injection> elements
245:
246:                //JavaEE Spec sec 5.7.1.3 says the resource-env-ref-type
247:                //is mandatory, but the schema says it is optional!
248:                Class typeClass = TypeUtil.fromName(type);
249:                if (typeClass == null)
250:                    typeClass = getWebAppContext().loadClass(type);
251:                initInjection(node, jndiName, typeClass);
252:
253:                bindResourceEnvRef(jndiName, typeClass);
254:            }
255:
256:            /**
257:             * Common Annotations Spec section 2.3:
258:             *   message-destination-ref is for:
259:             *     - javax.jms.Queue
260:             *     - javax.jms.Topic
261:             * @param node
262:             * @throws Exception
263:             */
264:            protected void initMessageDestinationRef(XmlParser.Node node)
265:                    throws Exception {
266:                String jndiName = node.getString(
267:                        "message-destination-ref-name", false, true);
268:                String type = node.getString("message-destination-type", false,
269:                        true);
270:                String usage = node.getString("message-destination-usage",
271:                        false, true);
272:
273:                Class typeClass = TypeUtil.fromName(type);
274:                if (typeClass == null)
275:                    typeClass = getWebAppContext().loadClass(type);
276:                initInjection(node, jndiName, typeClass);
277:
278:                bindMessageDestinationRef(jndiName, typeClass);
279:            }
280:
281:            /**
282:             * Process &lt;post-construct&gt;
283:             * @param node
284:             */
285:            protected void initPostConstruct(XmlParser.Node node) {
286:                String className = node.getString("lifecycle-callback-class",
287:                        false, true);
288:                String methodName = node.getString("lifecycle-callback-method",
289:                        false, true);
290:
291:                if (className == null || className.equals("")) {
292:                    Log.warn("No lifecycle-callback-class specified");
293:                    return;
294:                }
295:                if (methodName == null || methodName.equals("")) {
296:                    Log
297:                            .warn("No lifecycle-callback-method specified for class "
298:                                    + className);
299:                    return;
300:                }
301:
302:                try {
303:                    Class clazz = getWebAppContext().loadClass(className);
304:                    LifeCycleCallback callback = new PostConstructCallback();
305:                    callback.setTarget(clazz, methodName);
306:                    _callbacks.add(callback);
307:                } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
308:                    Log.warn("Couldn't load post-construct target class "
309:                            + className);
310:                }
311:            }
312:
313:            /**
314:             * Process &lt;pre-destroy&gt;
315:             * @param node
316:             */
317:            protected void initPreDestroy(XmlParser.Node node) {
318:                String className = node.getString("lifecycle-callback-class",
319:                        false, true);
320:                String methodName = node.getString("lifecycle-callback-method",
321:                        false, true);
322:                if (className == null || className.equals("")) {
323:                    Log
324:                            .warn("No lifecycle-callback-class specified for pre-destroy");
325:                    return;
326:                }
327:                if (methodName == null || methodName.equals("")) {
328:                    Log
329:                            .warn("No lifecycle-callback-method specified for pre-destroy class "
330:                                    + className);
331:                    return;
332:                }
333:
334:                try {
335:                    Class clazz = getWebAppContext().loadClass(className);
336:                    LifeCycleCallback callback = new PreDestroyCallback();
337:                    callback.setTarget(clazz, methodName);
338:                    _callbacks.add(callback);
339:                } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
340:                    Log.warn("Couldn't load pre-destory target class "
341:                            + className);
342:                }
343:            }
344:
345:            /**
346:             * Iterate over the &lt;injection-target&gt; entries for a node
347:             * 
348:             * @param node
349:             * @param jndiName
350:             * @param valueClass
351:             * @return the type of the injectable
352:             */
353:            protected void initInjection(XmlParser.Node node, String jndiName,
354:                    Class valueClass) {
355:                Iterator itor = node.iterator("injection-target");
356:
357:                while (itor.hasNext()) {
358:                    XmlParser.Node injectionNode = (XmlParser.Node) itor.next();
359:                    String targetClassName = injectionNode.getString(
360:                            "injection-target-class", false, true);
361:                    String targetName = injectionNode.getString(
362:                            "injection-target-name", false, true);
363:                    if ((targetClassName == null) || targetClassName.equals("")) {
364:                        Log.warn("No classname found in injection-target");
365:                        continue;
366:                    }
367:                    if ((targetName == null) || targetName.equals("")) {
368:                        Log.warn("No field or method name in injection-target");
369:                        continue;
370:                    }
371:
372:                    // comments in the javaee_5.xsd file specify that the targetName is looked
373:                    // for first as a java bean property, then if that fails, as a field
374:                    try {
375:                        Class clazz = getWebAppContext().loadClass(
376:                                targetClassName);
377:                        Injection injection = new Injection();
378:                        injection.setClassName(targetClassName);
379:                        injection.setJndiName(jndiName);
380:                        injection.setTarget(clazz, targetName, valueClass);
381:                        _injections.add(injection);
382:                    } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
383:                        Log.warn("Couldn't load injection target class "
384:                                + targetClassName);
385:                    }
386:                }
387:            }
388:
389:            /**
390:             * Parse all classes that are mentioned in web.xml (servlets, filters, listeners)
391:             * for annotations.
392:             * 
393:             * TODO
394:             * 
395:             * @throws Exception
396:             */
397:            protected void parseAnnotations() throws Exception {
398:                Log
399:                        .info("Class annotation processing is not currently implemented");
400:            }
401:
402:            protected void injectAndCallPostConstructCallbacks()
403:                    throws Exception {
404:                EventListener[] listeners = getWebAppContext()
405:                        .getEventListeners();
406:                for (int i = 0; i < listeners.length; i++) {
407:                    _injections.inject(listeners[i]);
408:                    _callbacks.callPostConstructCallback(listeners[i]);
409:                }
410:            }
411:
412:            protected void callPreDestroyCallbacks() {
413:                EventListener[] listeners = getWebAppContext()
414:                        .getEventListeners();
415:                for (int i = 0; i < listeners.length; i++) {
416:                    _callbacks.callPreDestroyCallback(listeners[i]);
417:                }
418:            }
419:
420:        }
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