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ApplicationReferenceHelper.javaAPI DocGlassfish v2 API15902Fri May 04 22:34:36 BST 2007com.sun.enterprise.deployment.phasing

ApplicationReferenceHelper

public class ApplicationReferenceHelper extends Object implements com.sun.enterprise.admin.util.IAdminConstants
author
kebbs

Fields Summary
private static final com.sun.enterprise.util.i18n.StringManager
_strMgr
private com.sun.enterprise.config.ConfigContext
_configContext
private static final com.sun.enterprise.admin.target.TargetType[]
targetTypes
Constructors Summary
public ApplicationReferenceHelper(com.sun.enterprise.config.ConfigContext configContext)
Creates a new instance of EEApplicationsConfigMBean

    
           
       
    
        _configContext = configContext;
Methods Summary
private voidaddApplicationReferenceToCluster(com.sun.enterprise.config.serverbeans.Cluster cluster, boolean enabled, java.lang.String virtualServers, java.lang.String referenceName)
Add an application reference to the cluster. NOTE: Much of this functionality is duplicated in ResourcesMBeanHelper. As such be aware that bugs fixed here should be fixed there as well.

        ApplicationRef ref = cluster.getApplicationRefByRef(referenceName);
        if (ref != null) {
            //Application ref already exists in cluster         
            throw new ConfigException(_strMgr.getString("clusterApplicationRefAlreadyExists",
                referenceName, cluster.getName()));     
        }
        ref = new ApplicationRef();
        ref.setEnabled(enabled);
        ref.setRef(referenceName);
        ref.setVirtualServers(virtualServers);
        cluster.addApplicationRef(ref, BaseConfigMBean.OVERWRITE);
private voidaddApplicationReferenceToClusteredServers(com.sun.enterprise.config.serverbeans.Cluster cluster, com.sun.enterprise.config.serverbeans.Server[] servers, boolean enabled, java.lang.String virtualServers, java.lang.String referenceName)
Add an application reference to the server instances in the cluster. NOTE: Much of this functionality is duplicated in ResourcesMBeanHelper. As such be aware that bugs fixed here should be fixed there as well.

        for (int i = 0; i < servers.length; i++) {
            final ApplicationRef ref = servers[i].getApplicationRefByRef(referenceName);
            if (ref != null) {
                //This indicates that the cluster is in an inconsistent state. Some of the 
                //instances in the cluster have the ref and some do not.
                throw new ConfigException(_strMgr.getString("clusterApplicationRefInconsistency",
                    referenceName, cluster.getName(), servers[i].getName()));
            }
            addApplicationReferenceToServer(servers[i], enabled, virtualServers, 
                referenceName);
        }
private voidaddApplicationReferenceToServer(com.sun.enterprise.config.serverbeans.Server server, boolean enabled, java.lang.String virtualServers, java.lang.String referenceName)
Add an application reference to a single server instance. NOTE: Much of this functionality is duplicated in ResourcesMBeanHelper. As such be aware that bugs fixed here should be fixed there as well.

        
        ApplicationRef ref = server.getApplicationRefByRef(referenceName);
        if (ref != null) {
            //Resource ref already exists in server         
            throw new ConfigException(_strMgr.getString("serverApplicationRefAlreadyExists",
                referenceName, server.getName()));         
        }
        ref = new ApplicationRef();
        ref.setEnabled(enabled);
        ref.setRef(referenceName);
        ref.setVirtualServers(virtualServers);
        server.addApplicationRef(ref, BaseConfigMBean.OVERWRITE);
public voidcreateApplicationReference(com.sun.enterprise.admin.target.TargetType[] validTypes, java.lang.String targetName, boolean enabled, java.lang.String virtualServers, java.lang.String referenceName)
Create an application reference in the specified target (cluster unclustered server). NOTE: Much of this functionality is duplicated in ResourcesMBeanHelper. As such be aware that bugs fixed here should be fixed there as well.

                         
        final ConfigContext configContext = getConfigContext();
        //Validate that there is indeed a resource with the specified name.  
        final String type = getApplicationType(referenceName);
        final Target target = TargetBuilder.INSTANCE.createTarget(
            validTypes, targetName, configContext);            
        if (target.getType() == TargetType.CLUSTER) {
            final Cluster cluster = ClusterHelper.getClusterByName(configContext, target.getName());
            addApplicationReferenceToCluster(cluster, enabled, virtualServers, referenceName);
            final Server[] servers = ServerHelper.getServersInCluster(configContext, target.getName());
            addApplicationReferenceToClusteredServers(cluster, servers, enabled, 
                virtualServers, referenceName);            
        } else if (target.getType() == TargetType.SERVER ||
            target.getType() == TargetType.DAS) {
            final Server server = ServerHelper.getServerByName(configContext, target.getName());
            addApplicationReferenceToServer(server, enabled, virtualServers, referenceName);
        } else {
            throw new ConfigException(_strMgr.getString("invalidClusterOrServerTarget",
                target.getName()));
        }
public voiddeleteApplicationReference(com.sun.enterprise.admin.target.TargetType[] validTypes, java.lang.String targetName, java.lang.String referenceName)
Delete application reference from the given target (cluster or unclustered server instance). NOTE: Much of this functionality is duplicated in ResourcesMBeanHelper. As such be aware that bugs fixed here should be fixed there as well.

        
        final ConfigContext configContext = getConfigContext();
        //Validate that there is indeed a resource with the specified name.  
        final String type = getApplicationType(referenceName);                             
        final Target target = TargetBuilder.INSTANCE.createTarget(
            validTypes, targetName, configContext);            
        if (target.getType() == TargetType.SERVER || 
            target.getType() == TargetType.DAS) {
            final Server server = ServerHelper.getServerByName(configContext, targetName);
            deleteApplicationReferenceFromServer(server, referenceName);
        } else if (target.getType() == TargetType.CLUSTER) {
            final Cluster cluster = ClusterHelper.getClusterByName(configContext, targetName);
            deleteApplicationReferenceFromCluster(cluster, referenceName);
            final Server[] servers = ServerHelper.getServersInCluster(configContext, targetName);
            deleteApplicationReferenceFromClusteredServers(cluster, servers, referenceName);            
        } else {
            throw new ConfigException(_strMgr.getString("invalidClusterOrServerTarget",
                targetName));
        }
private voiddeleteApplicationReferenceFromCluster(com.sun.enterprise.config.serverbeans.Cluster cluster, java.lang.String referenceName)
Delete an application reference from the cluster. NOTE: Much of this functionality is duplicated in ResourcesMBeanHelper. As such be aware that bugs fixed here should be fixed there as well.

        final ApplicationRef ref = cluster.getApplicationRefByRef(referenceName);
        if (ref == null) {
            //Application ref already exists in cluster         
            throw new ConfigException(_strMgr.getString("clusterApplicationRefDoesNotExist",
                cluster.getName(), referenceName));     
        }
        cluster.removeApplicationRef(ref, BaseConfigMBean.OVERWRITE);
private voiddeleteApplicationReferenceFromClusteredServers(com.sun.enterprise.config.serverbeans.Cluster cluster, com.sun.enterprise.config.serverbeans.Server[] servers, java.lang.String referenceName)
Delete the application references from all servers that are part of a cluster. NOTE: Much of this functionality is duplicated in ResourcesMBeanHelper. As such be aware that bugs fixed here should be fixed there as well.

        for (int i = 0; i < servers.length; i++) {
            final ApplicationRef ref = servers[i].getApplicationRefByRef(referenceName);
            if (ref == null) {
                //This indicates that the cluster is in an inconsistent state. Some of the 
                //instances in the cluster have the ref and some do not.
                throw new ConfigException(_strMgr.getString("clusterApplicationRefInconsistency",
                    referenceName, cluster.getName(), servers[i].getName()));
            }
            deleteApplicationReferenceFromServer(servers[i], referenceName);
        }
private voiddeleteApplicationReferenceFromServer(com.sun.enterprise.config.serverbeans.Server server, java.lang.String referenceName)
Delete application reference from a single server instance. NOTE: Much of this functionality is duplicated in ResourcesMBeanHelper. As such be aware that bugs fixed here should be fixed there as well.

        
        final ApplicationRef ref = server.getApplicationRefByRef(referenceName);
        if (ref == null) {
            //Application ref already exists in server         
            throw new ConfigException(_strMgr.getString("serverApplicationRefDoesNotExist",
                 server.getName(), referenceName));         
        }         
        server.removeApplicationRef(ref, BaseConfigMBean.OVERWRITE);
public static com.sun.enterprise.config.serverbeans.ApplicationReffindCurrentAppRef(DeploymentContext deploymentCtx, java.lang.String targetName, java.lang.String appName)
Locates the app ref for the specified application on the given target.

param
targetName the name of the target of interest
param
appName the name of the application of interest
return
the ApplicationRef for the app on the target; null if there is none

        ApplicationRef appRef = null;
        final ConfigContext configContext = deploymentCtx.getConfigContext();

        final Target target = TargetBuilder.INSTANCE.createTarget(
            targetTypes, targetName, configContext);

        if (target.getType() == TargetType.CLUSTER ||
            target.getType() == TargetType.STANDALONE_CLUSTER)
        {
            Cluster cluster = ClusterHelper.getClusterByName(
                configContext, target.getName());
            if (cluster != null) {
                appRef = cluster.getApplicationRefByRef(appName);
            }
        }
        else
        {
            Server server =  ServerHelper.getServerByName(
                configContext, target.getName());
            if (server != null) {
                appRef = server.getApplicationRefByRef(appName);
            }
        }
                                                                                
        return appRef;
protected java.lang.StringgetApplicationType(java.lang.String appName)
Given the application name, return its type. NOTE: Much of this functionality is duplicated in ResourcesMBeanHelper. As such be aware that bugs fixed here should be fixed there as well.

        final ConfigContext configContext = getConfigContext();
        final Domain domain = ConfigAPIHelper.getDomainConfigBean(configContext);
        final Applications applications = domain.getApplications();
        if (applications.getAppclientModuleByName(appName) != null) {
            return ServerTags.APPCLIENT_MODULE;
        } else if (applications.getConnectorModuleByName(appName) != null) {
            return ServerTags.CONNECTOR_MODULE;
        } else if (applications.getEjbModuleByName(appName) != null) {
            return ServerTags.EJB_MODULE;
        } else if (applications.getJ2eeApplicationByName(appName) != null) {
            return ServerTags.J2EE_APPLICATION;
        } else if (applications.getLifecycleModuleByName(appName) != null) {
            return ServerTags.LIFECYCLE_MODULE;
        } else if (applications.getWebModuleByName(appName) != null) {
            return ServerTags.WEB_MODULE;
        } else {             
            throw new ConfigException(_strMgr.getString("applicationDoesNotExist",
                appName));                  
        }
private com.sun.enterprise.config.ConfigContextgetConfigContext()

        return _configContext;