Examples of org.apache.geronimo.kernel.config.ConfigurationManager

Package org.apache.geronimo.kernel.config

Examples of org.apache.geronimo.kernel.config.ConfigurationManager

org.apache.geronimo.kernel.config.ConfigurationManager
Encapsulates logic for dealing with configurations. Configurations have a lifecycle with three states: installed, loaded, and running. Installed means that the configuration is present in the server's repository. Loaded means that the Configuration GBean (including the configuration's ClassLoader) is running. Running means that all the GBeans in the Configuration are running. From a user perspective, there's not much difference between installed and loaded if the configuration has not been started (it still shows up as not running). However, certain operations will cause a configuration to be loaded but not started. For example, if ModuleA depends on ModuleB, then when ModuleA is distributed ModuleB will normally be loaded (to fire up the ClassLoader and validate ModuleA). But ModuleB will not be started at that point. It can be started manually or it will be started automatically when ModuleA is started. When a Configuration is not loaded, only its ConfigurationData is available for inspection. It's normally not possible to inspect the GBeans in the configuration because there's no ClassLoader that could be used to load the classes needed by the GBeanDatas in the configuration. Once the configuration has been loaded, it's ClassLoader is available so the GBeanDatas can be loaded and inspected. But the GBean instances are not instantiated and started until the configuration is started. @version $Rev: 601152 $ $Date: 2007-12-04 18:49:03 -0500 (Tue, 04 Dec 2007) $

        for (Iterator i = configLists.iterator(); i.hasNext();) {
            AbstractName configListName = (AbstractName) i.next();
            configs.addAll((List<Artifact>) kernel.invoke(configListName, "restore"));
        }
        
        ConfigurationManager configurationManager = ConfigurationUtil.getConfigurationManager(kernel);
        try {
            for (Artifact config : configs) {
                configurationManager.loadConfiguration(config);
                configurationManager.startConfiguration(config);
            }
        } finally {
            ConfigurationUtil.releaseConfigurationManager(kernel, configurationManager);
        }
    }

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            if(configID != null && configID.getGroupId() == null) {
                configID = new Artifact(Artifact.DEFAULT_GROUP_ID, configID.getArtifactId(),
                                        configID.getVersion(), configID.getType());
            }


            ConfigurationManager configurationManager = ConfigurationUtil.getConfigurationManager(kernel);
            try {
                for (int i = 0; i < modules.length; i++) {
                    TargetModuleIDImpl module = (TargetModuleIDImpl) modules[i];
                    Artifact artifact = Artifact.create(module.getModuleID());
                    if(configID != null && configID.isResolved()) {

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            monitor.foundModules((Artifact[]) configs.toArray(new Artifact[configs.size()]));


            // load the rest of the configurations
            try {
                ConfigurationManager configurationManager = ConfigurationUtil.getConfigurationManager(kernel);
                try {
                    for (Iterator i = configs.iterator(); i.hasNext();) {
                        Artifact configID = (Artifact) i.next();
                        monitor.moduleLoading(configID);
                        configurationManager.loadConfiguration(configID);
                        monitor.moduleLoaded(configID);
                        monitor.moduleStarting(configID);
                        configurationManager.startConfiguration(configID);
                        monitor.moduleStarted(configID);
                    }
                } finally {
                    ConfigurationUtil.releaseConfigurationManager(kernel, configurationManager);
                }

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    }


    private boolean produceDownloadFile(Kernel kernel, Artifact configId, HttpServletResponse response, boolean reply) throws IOException {
        //todo: replace kernel mumbo jumbo with JSR-77 navigation
        // Step 1: check if it's in a configuration store
        ConfigurationManager mgr = ConfigurationUtil.getConfigurationManager(kernel);
        if(mgr.isConfiguration(configId)) {
            ConfigurationStore store = mgr.getStoreForConfiguration(configId);
            response.setContentType("application/zip");
            if(!reply) {
                return true;
            }
            try {

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    }


    private void generateConfigFile(HttpServletRequest request, Kernel kernel, PrintWriter out) throws NoSuchStoreException, JAXBException, XMLStreamException {
        String repo = request.getScheme()+"://"+request.getServerName()+":"+request.getServerPort()+request.getContextPath()+request.getServletPath();
        if(!repo.endsWith("/")) repo += "/";
        ConfigurationManager mgr = ConfigurationUtil.getConfigurationManager(kernel);
        PluginInstaller installer = getInstaller(kernel);
        PluginListType pluginList = installer.createPluginListForRepositories(repo);
        PluginXmlUtil.writePluginList(pluginList, out);
    }

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        }
        return (PluginInstaller) kernel.getProxyManager().createProxy((AbstractName) names.iterator().next(), PluginInstaller.class);
    }


    private void generateMavenFile(Kernel kernel, PrintWriter writer, String groupId, String artifactId, boolean reply) throws ParserConfigurationException, TransformerException {
        ConfigurationManager mgr = ConfigurationUtil.getConfigurationManager(kernel);
        Artifact[] artifacts = mgr.getArtifactResolver().queryArtifacts(new Artifact(groupId, artifactId, (Version)null, null));
        if(!reply) {
            return;
        }


        DocumentBuilderFactory factory = XmlUtil.newDocumentBuilderFactory();

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            actionResponse.setRenderParameter(MODE_KEY, SELECT_TYPE_MODE);
        } else if (mode.equals("process-" + SELECT_TYPE_MODE)) {
            if (data.getName() != null && !data.getName().trim().equals("")) {
                // Check if realm with the same name already exists
                Artifact artifact = new Artifact("console.realm", getArtifactId(data.getName()), "1.0", "car");
                ConfigurationManager configurationManager = ConfigurationUtil.getConfigurationManager(PortletManager.getKernel());
                if (configurationManager.isInstalled(artifact)) {
                    actionResponse.setRenderParameter(MODE_KEY, SELECT_TYPE_MODE);
                    String error = getLocalizedString(actionRequest, "plugin.errorMsg03");
                    addErrorMessage(actionRequest, error);
                } else {
                    // Config properties have to be set in render since they have values of null

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        // The array entry types are security.realm.SecurityRealm (the subclass)
        org.apache.geronimo.management.geronimo.SecurityRealm[] realms = PortletManager.getCurrentServer(request).getSecurityRealms();
        ExistingRealm[] results = new ExistingRealm[realms.length];


        // ConfigurationManager is used to determine if the SecurityRealm is deployed as a "SERVICE", i.e., "Server-wide"
        ConfigurationManager configMgr = null;
        if(results.length > 0) {
            // Needed only when there are any SecurityRealms
            configMgr = ConfigurationUtil.getConfigurationManager(kernel);
        }
        for (int i = 0; i < results.length; i++) {
            AbstractName abstractName = PortletManager.getNameFor(request, realms[i]);
            String parent;
            Configuration parentConfig = configMgr.getConfiguration(abstractName.getArtifact());
            ConfigurationModuleType parentType = parentConfig.getModuleType();
            if(ConfigurationModuleType.SERVICE.equals(parentType)) {
                parent = null; // Server-wide
            } else {
                parent = abstractName.getArtifact().toString();

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                }
            }
            if (!found) {
                throw new GBeanNotFoundException(connectorName);
            }
            ConfigurationManager mgr = ConfigurationUtil.getConfigurationManager(kernel);
            if (mgr != null && mgr instanceof EditableConfigurationManager) {
                try {
                   ((EditableConfigurationManager)mgr).removeGBeanFromConfiguration(connectorName.getArtifact(), connectorName);
                } catch (InvalidConfigException e) {
                    log.error("Unable to add GBean", e);

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            AbstractNameQuery query = new AbstractNameQuery(KeystoreManager.class.getName());
            gbeanData.setReferencePattern("KeystoreManager", query);
        }
        
        try {
            ConfigurationManager mgr = ConfigurationUtil.getConfigurationManager(kernel);
            if (mgr != null && mgr instanceof EditableConfigurationManager) {
                ((EditableConfigurationManager)mgr).addGBeanToConfiguration(containerName.getArtifact(), gbeanData, false);
            } else {
                log.warn("The ConfigurationManager in the kernel does not allow editing");
                return null;

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