Examples of org.apache.servicemix.common.packaging.ServiceUnitAnalyzer

Package org.apache.servicemix.common.packaging

Examples of org.apache.servicemix.common.packaging.ServiceUnitAnalyzer

org.apache.servicemix.common.packaging.ServiceUnitAnalyzer
Provides a interface that components can implement, if they implement this interface and expose the name of the analyzer in their Maven Project Object Model then the tooling can use this to analyze a Service Unit for the component during packaging to generate the consumes and provides elements for the service unit's jbi.xml @author Philip Dodds @version $Revision: 426415 $ @since 3.0 @see Consumes, {@link Consumes} @see Provides, {@link Provides}


            String serviceUnitAnalyzerClazzName = getServiceUnitAnalyzer();
            // The ServiceUnitAnalyzer should give us the consumes and
            // provides
            if (serviceUnitAnalyzerClazzName != null) {
                ServiceUnitAnalyzer serviceUnitAnalyzer = (ServiceUnitAnalyzer) newClassLoader
                        .loadClass(serviceUnitAnalyzerClazzName).newInstance();
                getLog().info(
                        "Created Service Unit Analyzer " + serviceUnitAnalyzer);
                serviceUnitAnalyzer.init(serviceUnitArtifactsDir);


                // Need to determine whether we are using the dummy analyzer
                // if so we need to give it the services file
                if (serviceUnitAnalyzer instanceof JbiServiceFileAnalyzer) {
                    ((JbiServiceFileAnalyzer) serviceUnitAnalyzer)
                            .setJbiServicesFile(jbiServicesFile);
                }
                consumes.addAll(serviceUnitAnalyzer.getConsumes());
                provides.addAll(serviceUnitAnalyzer.getProvides());
            }


            getLog().info(
                    "generated : consumes " + consumes + " provides "
                            + provides);

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        String serviceUnitAnalyzerClazzName = getServiceUnitAnalyzer();


        // The ServiceUnitAnalyzer should give us the consumes and
        // provides
        if (serviceUnitAnalyzerClazzName != null) {
          ServiceUnitAnalyzer serviceUnitAnalyzer = (ServiceUnitAnalyzer) newClassLoader
              .loadClass(serviceUnitAnalyzerClazzName)
              .newInstance();
          getLog().info(
              "Created Service Unit Analyzer "
                  + serviceUnitAnalyzer);
          serviceUnitAnalyzer.init(serviceUnitArtifactsDir);
          consumes.addAll(serviceUnitAnalyzer.getConsumes());
          provides.addAll(serviceUnitAnalyzer.getProvides());
        }


        getLog().info(
            "generated : consumes " + consumes + " provides "
                + provides);

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      String serviceUnitAnalyzerClazzName = getServiceUnitAnalyzer();
      // The ServiceUnitAnalyzer should give us the consumes and
      // provides
      if (serviceUnitAnalyzerClazzName != null) {
        ServiceUnitAnalyzer serviceUnitAnalyzer = (ServiceUnitAnalyzer) newClassLoader
            .loadClass(serviceUnitAnalyzerClazzName).newInstance();
        getLog().info(
            "Created Service Unit Analyzer " + serviceUnitAnalyzer);
        serviceUnitAnalyzer.init(serviceUnitArtifactsDir);


        // Need to determine whether we are using the dummy analyzer
        // if so we need to give it the services file
        if (serviceUnitAnalyzer instanceof JbiServiceFileAnalyzer) {
          ((JbiServiceFileAnalyzer) serviceUnitAnalyzer)
              .setJbiServicesFile(jbiServicesFile);
        }
        consumes.addAll(serviceUnitAnalyzer.getConsumes());
        provides.addAll(serviceUnitAnalyzer.getProvides());
      }


      getLog().info(
          "generated : consumes " + consumes + " provides "
              + provides);

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