Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.xml.XmlConfiguration

org.eclipse.jetty.xml.XmlConfiguration

Configures objects from XML.

This class reads an XML file conforming to the configure.dtd DTD and uses it to configure and object by calling set, put or other methods on the object.

The actual XML file format may be changed (eg to spring XML) by implementing the {@link ConfigurationProcessorFactory} interface to be found by the{@link ServiceLoader} by using the DTD and first tag element in the file.Note that DTD will be null if validation is off.

The configuration can be parameterised with properties that are looked up via the Property XML element and set on the configuration via the map returned from {@link #getProperties()}

The configuration can create and lookup beans by ID. If multiple configurations are used, then it is good practise to copy the entries from the {@link #getIdMap()} of a configuration to the next configuration so that they can share an ID space for beans.

        _properties.put(key,value);
    }


    public void load() throws Exception
    {
        XmlConfiguration last = null;
        Object[] obj = new Object[this._xmlConfigurations.size()];


        // Configure everything
        for (int i = 0; i < this._xmlConfigurations.size(); i++)
        {
            URL configURL = this._xmlConfigurations.get(i);
            // System.err.println("configuring: "+configURL);
            XmlConfiguration configuration = new XmlConfiguration(configURL);
            if (last != null)
            {
                configuration.getIdMap().putAll(last.getIdMap());
            }
            configuration.getProperties().putAll(_properties);
            obj[i] = configuration.configure();
            last = configuration;
        }


        // Test for Server Instance.
        Server foundServer = null;

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            Resource template_context_xml = template.getResource(OVERLAY_XML);
            if (template_context_xml.exists())
            {
                __log.debug("{}: overlay.xml={}",origin,template_context_xml);
                XmlConfiguration xmlc = newXmlConfiguration(template_context_xml.getURL(),idMap,template,instance);
                context=(ContextHandler)xmlc.configure();
                idMap=xmlc.getIdMap();
            }
            else if (webapp==null)
                // If there is no webapp, this is a plain context
                context=new ContextHandler();
            else
                // It is a webapp context
                context=new WebAppContext();


            // Set the resource base
            final Resource instance_webapp = instance.getResource(WEBAPP);
            if (instance_webapp.exists())
            {   
                context.setBaseResource(new ResourceCollection(instance_webapp,shared.getBaseResource()));


                // Create the resource cache
                ResourceCache cache = new ResourceCache(shared.getResourceCache(),instance_webapp,context.getMimeTypes(),false,false);
                context.setAttribute(ResourceCache.class.getCanonicalName(),cache);
            }
            else
            {
                context.setBaseResource(shared.getBaseResource());
                context.setAttribute(ResourceCache.class.getCanonicalName(),shared.getResourceCache());
            }
            __log.debug("{}: baseResource={}",origin,context.getResourceBase());
            
            // Set the shared session scavenger timer
            context.setAttribute("org.eclipse.jetty.server.session.timer", _sessionScavenger);
            
            // Apply any node or instance overlay.xml
            for (Resource context_xml : getLayeredResources(OVERLAY_XML,node,instance))
            {
                __log.debug("{}: overlay.xml={}",origin,context_xml);
                XmlConfiguration xmlc = newXmlConfiguration(context_xml.getURL(),idMap,template,instance);
                xmlc.getIdMap().put("Cache",context.getAttribute(ResourceCache.class.getCanonicalName()));
                xmlc.configure(context);
                idMap=xmlc.getIdMap();
            }


            // Is it a webapp?
            if (context instanceof WebAppContext)
            {

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    }


    /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */
    private XmlConfiguration newXmlConfiguration(URL url, Map<String, Object> idMap, Template template, Instance instance) throws SAXException, IOException
    {
        XmlConfiguration xmlc = new XmlConfiguration(url);
        populateParameters(xmlc.getProperties(),template,instance);
        xmlc.getIdMap().putAll(idMap);
        
        return xmlc;
    }

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        {
            if (PluginLog.getLog() != null)
                PluginLog.getLog().info( "Configuring Jetty from xml configuration file = " + xmlFile.getCanonicalPath() );   




            XmlConfiguration xmlConfiguration = new XmlConfiguration(Resource.toURL(xmlFile));


            //chain ids from one config file to another
            if (lastMap != null)
                xmlConfiguration.getIdMap().putAll(lastMap); 


            //Set the system properties each time in case the config file set a new one
            Enumeration<?> ensysprop = System.getProperties().propertyNames();
            while (ensysprop.hasMoreElements())
            {
                String name = (String)ensysprop.nextElement();
                xmlConfiguration.getProperties().put(name,System.getProperty(name));
            }
            xmlConfiguration.configure(); 
            lastMap = xmlConfiguration.getIdMap();
        }
        
        return (Server)lastMap.get("Server");
    }

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        //apply context xml file
        if (contextXml != null)
        {
            // System.err.println("Applying "+contextXml);
            XmlConfiguration xmlConfiguration = new XmlConfiguration(contextXml.getURL());  
            xmlConfiguration.configure(webapp);   
        }
        
        server.setHandler(webapp);


        server.start();

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        //apply context xml file
        if (contextXml != null)
        {
            // System.err.println("Applying "+contextXml);
            XmlConfiguration xmlConfiguration = new XmlConfiguration(contextXml.getURL());  
            xmlConfiguration.configure(webapp);   
        }
        
        server.setHandler(webapp);


        server.start();

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        //apply context xml file
        if (contextXml != null)
        {
            // System.err.println("Applying "+contextXml);
            XmlConfiguration xmlConfiguration = new XmlConfiguration(contextXml.getURL());  
            xmlConfiguration.configure(webapp);   
        }
        
        server.setHandler(webapp);


        server.start();

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        //apply context xml file
        if (contextXml != null)
        {
            // System.err.println("Applying "+contextXml);
            XmlConfiguration xmlConfiguration = new XmlConfiguration(contextXml.getURL());  
            xmlConfiguration.configure(webapp);   
        }
        
        server.setHandler(webapp);


        server.start();

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        //the pom to override the context xml file, but as the other mojos all
        //configure a WebAppContext in the pom (the <webApp> element), it is 
        //already configured by the time the context xml file is applied.
        if (contextXml != null)
        {
            XmlConfiguration xmlConfiguration = new XmlConfiguration(Resource.toURL(contextXml));
            xmlConfiguration.getIdMap().put("Server",server);
            xmlConfiguration.configure(webApp);
        }


        ServerSupport.addWebApplication(server, webApp);


        if(stopPort>0 && stopKey!=null)

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            {
              LOG.warn("File does not exist "+r);
              throw new IllegalStateException("No such jetty server config file: "+r);
            }


            XmlConfiguration config = new XmlConfiguration(r.getURL());


            config.getIdMap().putAll(id_map);
            config.getProperties().putAll(properties);


            // #334062 compute the URL of the folder that contains the
            // conf file and set it as a property so we can compute relative paths
            // from it.
            String urlPath = jettyConfiguration.toString();
            int lastSlash = urlPath.lastIndexOf('/');
            if (lastSlash > 4)
            {
              urlPath = urlPath.substring(0, lastSlash);
              config.getProperties().put(PROPERTY_THIS_JETTY_XML_FOLDER_URL, urlPath);
            }


            Object o = config.configure();
            if (server == null)
              server = (Server)o;


            id_map = config.getIdMap();
          }
          catch (Exception e)
          {
            LOG.warn("Configuration error in " + jettyConfiguration);
            throw e;

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