Examples of com.sun.enterprise.admin.servermgmt.services.Service

Package com.sun.enterprise.admin.servermgmt.services

Examples of com.sun.enterprise.admin.servermgmt.services.Service

com.sun.enterprise.admin.servermgmt.services.Service
Represents an abstract Service. This interface defines sufficient methods for any platform integration of application server with various service control mechanisms on various platforms. An example is SMF for Solaris. @since SJSAS 9.1 @see #isConfigValid @see ServiceHandler @author Kedar Mhaswade

    }


    @Override
    protected int executeCommand() throws CommandException {
        try {
            final Service service = ServiceFactory.getService(dirs, getType());
            PlatformServicesInfo info = service.getInfo();
            info.setTrace(logger.isLoggable(Level.FINER));
            info.setDryRun(dry_run);
            info.setForce(force);
            info.setAppServerUser(getProgramOptions().getUser());
            if (ok(serviceName))
                info.setServiceName(serviceName);


            if (ok(serviceUser))
                info.setServiceUser(serviceUser);


            if (programOpts.getPasswordFile() != null)
                info.setPasswordFile(SmartFile.sanitize(
                        new File(programOpts.getPasswordFile())));


            service.setServiceProperties(serviceProperties);
            service.createService();


            // Why the messiness?  We don't want to talk about the help
            // file inside the help file thus the complications below...
            String help = service.getSuccessMessage();
            String tellUserAboutHelp = strings.get("create.service.runtimeHelp", help,
                    new File(dirs.getServerDir(), "PlatformServices.log"));
            logger.info(tellUserAboutHelp);
            service.writeReadmeFile(help);


        }
        catch (Exception e) {
            // We only want to wrap the string -- not the Exception.
            // Otherwise the message that is printed out to the user will be like this:

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    }


    @Override
    protected int executeCommand() throws CommandException {
        try {
            final Service service = ServiceFactory.getService(dirs, getType());
            PlatformServicesInfo info = service.getInfo();
            info.setTrace(logger.isLoggable(Level.FINER));
            info.setDryRun(dry_run);
            info.setForce(force);


            if (ok(serviceName))
                info.setServiceName(serviceName);


            if (ok(serviceUser))
                info.setServiceUser(serviceUser);


            if (programOpts.getPasswordFile() != null)
                info.setPasswordFile(SmartFile.sanitize(
                        new File(programOpts.getPasswordFile())));


            service.setServiceProperties(serviceProperties);
            service.createService();


            // Why the messiness?  We don't want to talk about the help
            // file inside the help file thus the complications below...
            String help = service.getSuccessMessage();
            String tellUserAboutHelp = strings.get("create.service.runtimeHelp", help, 
                    new File(dirs.getServerDir(), "PlatformServices.log"));
            logger.info(tellUserAboutHelp);
            service.writeReadmeFile(help);


        }
        catch (Exception e) {
            // We only want to wrap the string -- not the Exception.
            // Otherwise the message that is printed out to the user will be like this:

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    }


    @Override
    protected int executeCommand() throws CommandException {
        try {
            final Service service = ServiceFactory.getService(dirs, getType());
            PlatformServicesInfo info = service.getInfo();
            info.setTrace(logger.isLoggable(Level.FINER));
            info.setDryRun(dry_run);
            info.setForce(force);
            info.setAppServerUser(getProgramOptions().getUser());
            if (ok(serviceName))
                info.setServiceName(serviceName);


            if (ok(serviceUser))
                info.setServiceUser(serviceUser);


            if (programOpts.getPasswordFile() != null)
                info.setPasswordFile(SmartFile.sanitize(
                        new File(programOpts.getPasswordFile())));


            service.setServiceProperties(serviceProperties);
            service.createService();


            // Why the messiness?  We don't want to talk about the help
            // file inside the help file thus the complications below...
            String help = service.getSuccessMessage();
            String tellUserAboutHelp = strings.get("create.service.runtimeHelp", help,
                    new File(dirs.getServerDir(), "PlatformServices.log"));
            logger.info(tellUserAboutHelp);
            service.writeReadmeFile(help);


        }
        catch (Exception e) {
            // We only want to wrap the string -- not the Exception.
            // Otherwise the message that is printed out to the user will be like this:

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    }


    @Override
    protected int executeCommand() throws CommandException {
        try {
            final Service service = ServiceFactory.getService(dirs, getType());
            PlatformServicesInfo info = service.getInfo();
            info.setTrace(logger.isLoggable(Level.FINER));


            if (ok(serviceName))
                info.setServiceName(serviceName);


            if (programOpts.getPasswordFile() != null)
                info.setPasswordFile(SmartFile.sanitize(
                        new File(programOpts.getPasswordFile())));


            service.deleteService();
        }
        catch (Exception e) {
            // We only want to wrap the string -- not the Exception.
            // Otherwise the message that is printed out to the user will be like this:
            // java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: The passwordfile blah blah blah

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    }


    @Override
    protected int executeCommand() throws CommandException {
        try {
            final Service service = ServiceFactory.getService(dirs, getType());
            PlatformServicesInfo info = service.getInfo();
            info.setTrace(logger.isLoggable(Level.FINER));


            if (ok(serviceName))
                info.setServiceName(serviceName);


            if (programOpts.getPasswordFile() != null)
                info.setPasswordFile(SmartFile.sanitize(
                        new File(programOpts.getPasswordFile())));


            service.deleteService();
        }
        catch (Exception e) {
            // We only want to wrap the string -- not the Exception.
            // Otherwise the message that is printed out to the user will be like this:
            // java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: The passwordfile blah blah blah

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    }


    @Override
    protected int executeCommand() throws CommandException {
        try {
            final Service service = ServiceFactory.getService(dirs, getType());
            PlatformServicesInfo info = service.getInfo();
            info.setTrace(logger.isLoggable(Level.FINER));
            info.setDryRun(dry_run);
            info.setForce(force);


            if (ok(serviceName))
                info.setServiceName(serviceName);


            if (ok(serviceUser))
                info.setServiceUser(serviceUser);


            if (programOpts.getPasswordFile() != null)
                info.setPasswordFile(SmartFile.sanitize(
                        new File(programOpts.getPasswordFile())));


            service.setServiceProperties(serviceProperties);
            service.createService();


            // Why the messiness?  We don't want to talk about the help
            // file inside the help file thus the complications below...
            String help = service.getSuccessMessage();
            String tellUserAboutHelp = strings.get("create.service.runtimeHelp", help, 
                    new File(dirs.getServerDir(), "PlatformServices.log"));
            logger.info(tellUserAboutHelp);
            service.writeReadmeFile(help);


        }
        catch (Exception e) {
            // We only want to wrap the string -- not the Exception.
            // Otherwise the message that is printed out to the user will be like this:

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