Examples of atg.applauncher.AppModule

atg.applauncher.AppModule

     * we return 'ATG' since that is the only version we have for
     * copper, etc.  If the method can't determine a version it returns
     * UNKNOWN_INFO
     */
    public static String getDynamoProductName() {
        AppModule module = getAtgDynamoModule();
        if ( module == null ) {
            return UNKNOWN_INFO;
        }
        String version = getAtgVersion(module);

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     * does not include information about the app server that may be in
     * use.  returns null if Dynamo is not running.
     */
    public static String getDynamoProductInfo() {
        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        AppModule dynamo = getAtgDynamoModule();


        if ( dynamo == null ) {
            return null;
        }

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     */
    public static AppModule getAtgDynamoModule() {
        // get all modules that were started with dynamo


        for ( Object o : getAppLauncher().getModules() ) {
            AppModule module = (AppModule) o;
            if ( module.getName().equals(getAtgDynamoProductModule()) ) {
                return module;
            }
        }


        return null;

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     */
    public static AppModule getAtgJ2eeServerModule() {
        // get all modules that were started with dynamo


        for ( Object o : getAppLauncher().getModules() ) {
            AppModule module = (AppModule) o;
            if ( module.getName().equals(getAtgJ2eeServerProductModule()) ) {
                return module;
            }
        }


        return null;

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        List<AppModule> apps = new LinkedList<AppModule>();


        // get all modules that were started with dynamo


        for ( Object o : getAppLauncher().getModules() ) {
            AppModule module = (AppModule) o;
            for ( String APPLICATION_PRODUCT_MODULE : APPLICATION_PRODUCT_MODULES ) {
                // in order to work around bug 80207, we allow a colon ":" in
                // the specified module names.  if a colon exists, the name
                // before the colon is the name of the module that would be
                // started if the application is running.  the name after the
                // colon is the module containing the MANIFEST.MF file with
                // build info.  if there is no colon, assume the two modules
                // are the same.
                int idx = APPLICATION_PRODUCT_MODULE.indexOf(":");
                if ( idx == -1 ) {
                    // no colon...
                    if ( (APPLICATION_PRODUCT_MODULE).equals(module.getName()) ) {
                        apps.add(module);
                    }
                } else {
                    if ( APPLICATION_PRODUCT_MODULE.substring(0, idx).equals(module.getName()) ) {
                        // NOTE: getAppLauncher().getModule(...) will return a
                        // module as long as it exists; the module does not need
                        // to be running.
                        try {
                            AppModule mod = getAppLauncher().getModule(
                                    APPLICATION_PRODUCT_MODULE.substring(idx + 1)
                            );
                            logger.info("Mod: {}", mod);
                            if ( mod != null ) {
                                apps.add(mod);

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