File	Doc	Category	Size	Date	Package
SignedStaticContent.java	API Doc	Glassfish v2 API	7674	Fri May 04 22:34:12 BST 2007	com.sun.enterprise.appclient.jws

SignedStaticContent

• java.lang.Object
  • StaticContent

Fields Summary
private final File	unsignedJar the unsigned jar to be served in signed form
private final File	signedJar the signed jar
private URI	installRootURI URI for the app server installation root
private final Logger	logger
private final com.sun.enterprise.util.i18n.StringManager	localStrings

Constructors Summary

public SignedStaticContent(ContentOrigin origin, String contentKey, String path, File signedJar, File unsignedJar, URI installRootURI, com.sun.enterprise.util.i18n.StringManager localStrings, boolean isMain) Creates a new instance of SignedStaticContent param origin the origin from which the jar to be signed comes param contentKey key by which this jar will be retrievable when requested param path the relative path within the app server to the jar param signedJar specifies what the resulting signed jar file should be param unsignedjar the existing unsigned jar to be signed just-in-time param installRootURI the app server's installation directory param isMain indicates if the jar contains the mail class that Java Web Start should launch super(origin, contentKey, path, signedJar, installRootURI, isMain); /* *Find out as much as we can in order to sign the jar, but do not sign it yet. */ this.installRootURI = installRootURI; this.unsignedJar = unsignedJar; this.signedJar = signedJar; this.localStrings = localStrings;

Methods Summary
private boolean	checkUserAlias(java.security.KeyStore keystore, java.lang.String candidateAlias) Returns whether the specified alias is present in the keystore or not. Also logs a warning if the user-specified alias is missing. param keystore the keystore to use in checking the user alias param candidateAlias the alias to look for return true if the alias is present in the keystore; false otherwise throws KeyStoreException in case of error accessing the keystore boolean result; if ( ! (result = keystore.containsAlias(candidateAlias)) ) { logger.warning(localStrings.getString("jws.sign.userAliasAbsent", candidateAlias)); } return result;
private synchronized void	ensureSignedFileUpToDate() Makes sure that the signed jar exists and is up-to-date compared to the corresponding unsigned jar. If not, create a new signed jar using the alias provided on this object's constructor. throws KeyStoreException in case of errors reading the key store throws IllegalArgumentException if the unsigned jar does not exists /* *Check to see if the signed version of this jar is present. */ if ( ! unsignedJar.exists()) { throw new IllegalArgumentException( localStrings.getString("jws.sign.noUnsignedJar", unsignedJar.getAbsolutePath())); } if ( ! signedJar.exists() || (signedJar.lastModified() < unsignedJar.lastModified())) { signJar(); }
private java.lang.String	getKeystorePassword() Returns the password for the keystore. return the keystore password return SSLUtils.getKeyStorePass();
public java.net.URI	getRelativeURI() Returns the URI, relative to the app server installation directory, of the signed jar file to be published, signing the unsigned jar if needed to create the signed one to serve. return relative URI to the jar try { ensureSignedFileUpToDate(); return installRootURI.relativize(signedJar.toURI()); } catch (Throwable t) { throw new RuntimeException(t); }
private void	signJar() Signs the jar file. throws Exception when signing the JAR or obtaining keystore information /* *In EE environments synchronization does not include empty directories. *So the java-web-start/<app-name> directory may not yet exist if this *is a non-DAS instance. So just make sure the required directories *are created. */ File signedJarParent = signedJar.getParentFile(); if ( ! signedJarParent.exists() && ! signedJarParent.mkdirs() ) { throw new Exception(localStrings.getString("jws.sign.errorCreatingDir", signedJarParent.getAbsolutePath())); } ASJarSigner.signJar(unsignedJar, signedJar);