Examples of org.glassfish.common.util.admin.ParamTokenizer

org.glassfish.common.util.admin.ParamTokenizer
Separate parameters to admin commands into tokens. Mostly used for parameters that take a list of values separated by colons. @author Bill Shannon


            //This is because when there are multiple values in the arraylist
            //they appear like [foo=bar:baz=baz1] so need to remove the braces
            String unbracedString = propsString.substring(propsString.indexOf('[')+1);
            
            ParamTokenizer stoken = new ParamTokenizer(unbracedString, sep);
            while (stoken.hasMoreTokens()) {
                String token = stoken.nextTokenKeepEscapes();
                final ParamTokenizer nameTok = new ParamTokenizer(token, '=');
                String name = null, value = null;
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens())
                    name = nameTok.nextToken();
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens())
                    value = nameTok.nextToken();
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens() || name == null || value == null)
                    throw new IllegalArgumentException("TODO : i18n : Invalid property syntax." + propsString);
                        //strings.getLocalString("InvalidPropertySyntax",
                        //    "Invalid property syntax.", propsString));
                int index = value.indexOf(']');

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            //This is because when there are multiple values in the arraylist
            //they appear like [foo=bar:baz=baz1] so need to remove the braces
            String unbracedString = propsString.substring(propsString.indexOf('[')+1);
            
            ParamTokenizer stoken = new ParamTokenizer(unbracedString, sep);
            while (stoken.hasMoreTokens()) {
                String token = stoken.nextTokenKeepEscapes();
                final ParamTokenizer nameTok = new ParamTokenizer(token, '=');
                String name = null, value = null;
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens())
                    name = nameTok.nextToken();
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens())
                    value = nameTok.nextToken();
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens() || name == null || value == null)
                    throw new IllegalArgumentException("TODO : i18n : Invalid property syntax." + propsString);
                        //strings.getLocalString("InvalidPropertySyntax",
                        //    "Invalid property syntax.", propsString));
                int index = value.indexOf(']');

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            //This is because when there are multiple values in the arraylist
            //they appear like [foo=bar:baz=baz1] so need to remove the braces
            String unbracedString = propsString.substring(propsString.indexOf('[')+1);
            
            ParamTokenizer stoken = new ParamTokenizer(unbracedString, sep);
            while (stoken.hasMoreTokens()) {
                String token = stoken.nextTokenKeepEscapes();
                final ParamTokenizer nameTok = new ParamTokenizer(token, '=');
                String name = null, value = null;
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens())
                    name = nameTok.nextToken();
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens())
                    value = nameTok.nextToken();
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens() || name == null || value == null)
                    throw new IllegalArgumentException("TODO : i18n : Invalid property syntax." + propsString);
                        //strings.getLocalString("InvalidPropertySyntax",
                        //    "Invalid property syntax.", propsString));
                int index = value.indexOf(']');

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            //This is because when there are multiple values in the arraylist
            //they appear like [foo=bar:baz=baz1] so need to remove the braces
            String unbracedString = propsString.substring(propsString.indexOf('[')+1);
            
            ParamTokenizer stoken = new ParamTokenizer(unbracedString, sep);
            while (stoken.hasMoreTokens()) {
                String token = stoken.nextTokenKeepEscapes();
                final ParamTokenizer nameTok = new ParamTokenizer(token, '=');
                String name = null, value = null;
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens())
                    name = nameTok.nextToken();
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens())
                    value = nameTok.nextToken();
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens() || name == null || value == null)
                    throw new IllegalArgumentException("TODO : i18n : Invalid property syntax." + propsString);
                        //strings.getLocalString("InvalidPropertySyntax",
                        //    "Invalid property syntax.", propsString));
                int index = value.indexOf(']');

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            //This is because when there are multiple values in the arraylist
            //they appear like [foo=bar:baz=baz1] so need to remove the braces
            String unbracedString = propsString.substring(propsString.indexOf('[')+1);
            
            ParamTokenizer stoken = new ParamTokenizer(unbracedString, sep);
            while (stoken.hasMoreTokens()) {
                String token = stoken.nextTokenKeepEscapes();
                final ParamTokenizer nameTok = new ParamTokenizer(token, '=');
                String name = null, value = null;
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens())
                    name = nameTok.nextToken();
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens())
                    value = nameTok.nextToken();
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens() || name == null || value == null)
                    throw new IllegalArgumentException("TODO : i18n : Invalid property syntax." + propsString);
                        //strings.getLocalString("InvalidPropertySyntax",
                        //    "Invalid property syntax.", propsString));
                int index = value.indexOf(']');

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            //This is because when there are multiple values in the arraylist
            //they appear like [foo=bar:baz=baz1] so need to remove the braces
            String unbracedString = propsString.substring(propsString.indexOf('[')+1);
            
            ParamTokenizer stoken = new ParamTokenizer(unbracedString, sep);
            while (stoken.hasMoreTokens()) {
                String token = stoken.nextTokenKeepEscapes();
                final ParamTokenizer nameTok = new ParamTokenizer(token, '=');
                String name = null, value = null;
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens())
                    name = nameTok.nextToken();
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens())
                    value = nameTok.nextToken();
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens() || name == null || value == null)
                    throw new IllegalArgumentException("TODO : i18n : Invalid property syntax." + propsString);
                        //strings.getLocalString("InvalidPropertySyntax",
                        //    "Invalid property syntax.", propsString));
                int index = value.indexOf(']');

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            //This is because when there are multiple values in the arraylist
            //they appear like [foo=bar:baz=baz1] so need to remove the braces
            String unbracedString = propsString.substring(propsString.indexOf('[')+1);
            
            ParamTokenizer stoken = new ParamTokenizer(unbracedString, sep);
            while (stoken.hasMoreTokens()) {
                String token = stoken.nextTokenKeepEscapes();
                final ParamTokenizer nameTok = new ParamTokenizer(token, '=');
                String name = null, value = null;
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens())
                    name = nameTok.nextToken();
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens())
                    value = nameTok.nextToken();
                if (nameTok.hasMoreTokens() || name == null || value == null)
                    throw new IllegalArgumentException("TODO : i18n : Invalid property syntax." + propsString);
                        //strings.getLocalString("InvalidPropertySyntax",
                        //    "Invalid property syntax.", propsString));
                int index = value.indexOf(']');

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