Examples of org.nasutekds.server.admin.ClassPropertyDefinition

org.nasutekds.server.admin.ClassPropertyDefinition
Class property definition.
A class property definition defines a property whose values represent a Java class. It is possible to restrict the type of java class by specifying "instance of" constraints.
Note that in a client/server environment, the client is probably not capable of validating the Java class (e.g. it will not be able to load it nor have access to the interfaces it is supposed to implement). For this reason, it is possible to switch off validation in the client by calling the static method {@link #setAllowClassValidation(boolean)}.

  {
    try
    {
      IdentityMapperCfgDefn definition =
           IdentityMapperCfgDefn.getInstance();
      ClassPropertyDefinition propertyDefinition =
           definition.getJavaClassPropertyDefinition();
      Class<? extends IdentityMapper> mapperClass =
           propertyDefinition.loadClass(className, IdentityMapper.class);
      IdentityMapper mapper = mapperClass.newInstance();


      if (initialize)
      {
        Method method = mapper.getClass().getMethod("initializeIdentityMapper",

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  {
    try
    {
      KeyManagerProviderCfgDefn definition =
              KeyManagerProviderCfgDefn.getInstance();
      ClassPropertyDefinition propertyDefinition =
           definition.getJavaClassPropertyDefinition();
      Class<? extends KeyManagerProvider> providerClass =
           propertyDefinition.loadClass(className, KeyManagerProvider.class);
      KeyManagerProvider provider = providerClass.newInstance();




      if (initialize)
      {

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    }


    try
    {
      EntryCacheCfgDefn                   definition;
      ClassPropertyDefinition             propertyDefinition;
      Class<? extends EntryCache>         cacheClass;
      EntryCache<? extends EntryCacheCfg> cache;


      definition = EntryCacheCfgDefn.getInstance();
      propertyDefinition = definition.getJavaClassPropertyDefinition();
      cacheClass = propertyDefinition.loadClass(className, EntryCache.class);


      // If there is some entry cache instance already initialized work with
      // it instead of creating a new one unless explicit init is requested.
      if (initialize || (entryCache == null)) {
        cache = (EntryCache<? extends EntryCacheCfg>) cacheClass.newInstance();

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    // Get the work queue class, and load and instantiate an instance of it
    // using that configuration.
    WorkQueueCfgDefn definition = WorkQueueCfgDefn.getInstance();
    ClassPropertyDefinition propertyDefinition =
         definition.getJavaClassPropertyDefinition();
    Class<? extends WorkQueue> workQueueClass =
         propertyDefinition.loadClass(workQueueConfig.getJavaClass(),
                                      WorkQueue.class);


    try
    {
      WorkQueue workQueue = workQueueClass.newInstance();

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  private boolean isJavaClassAcceptable(LogRotationPolicyCfg config,
                                        List<Message> unacceptableReasons)
  {
    String className = config.getJavaClass();
    LogRotationPolicyCfgDefn d = LogRotationPolicyCfgDefn.getInstance();
    ClassPropertyDefinition pd =
        d.getJavaClassPropertyDefinition();
    // Load the class and cast it to a RotationPolicy.
    Class<? extends RotationPolicy> theClass;
    try {
      theClass = pd.loadClass(className, RotationPolicy.class);
      theClass.newInstance();
    } catch (Exception e) {
      Message message = ERR_CONFIG_ROTATION_POLICY_INVALID_CLASS.get(className,
                                  config.dn().toString(),
                                  String.valueOf(e));

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  private RotationPolicy getRotationPolicy(LogRotationPolicyCfg config)
      throws ConfigException {
    String className = config.getJavaClass();
    LogRotationPolicyCfgDefn d = LogRotationPolicyCfgDefn.getInstance();
    ClassPropertyDefinition pd =
        d.getJavaClassPropertyDefinition();
    // Load the class and cast it to a RotationPolicy.
    Class<? extends RotationPolicy> theClass;
    RotationPolicy rotationPolicy;
    try {
      theClass = pd.loadClass(className, RotationPolicy.class);
      rotationPolicy = theClass.newInstance();


      // Determine the initialization method to use: it must take a
      // single parameter which is the exact type of the configuration
      // object.

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      QOSPolicyCfg policyConfiguration,
      List<Message> unacceptableReasons)
  {
    String className = policyConfiguration.getJavaClass();
    QOSPolicyCfgDefn d = QOSPolicyCfgDefn.getInstance();
    ClassPropertyDefinition pd = d.getJavaClassPropertyDefinition();


    // Validate the configuration.
    try
    {
      // Load the class and cast it to a network group policy factory.
      Class<? extends QOSPolicyFactory> theClass;
      QOSPolicyFactory factory;


      theClass = pd.loadClass(className, QOSPolicyFactory.class);
      factory = theClass.newInstance();


      // Determine the initialization method to use: it must take a
      // single parameter which is the exact type of the configuration
      // object.

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      QOSPolicyCfg policyConfiguration) throws ConfigException,
      InitializationException
  {
    String className = policyConfiguration.getJavaClass();
    QOSPolicyCfgDefn d = QOSPolicyCfgDefn.getInstance();
    ClassPropertyDefinition pd = d.getJavaClassPropertyDefinition();


    // Load the class and cast it to a network group policy.
    Class<? extends QOSPolicyFactory> theClass;
    QOSPolicyFactory factory;


    try
    {
      theClass = pd.loadClass(className, QOSPolicyFactory.class);
      factory = theClass.newInstance();
    }
    catch (Exception e)
    {
      if (debugEnabled())

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       throws InitializationException
  {
    try
    {
      AccountStatusNotificationHandlerCfgDefn definition;
      ClassPropertyDefinition propertyDefinition;
      Class<? extends AccountStatusNotificationHandler> handlerClass;
      AccountStatusNotificationHandler
         <? extends AccountStatusNotificationHandlerCfg> notificationHandler;


      definition = AccountStatusNotificationHandlerCfgDefn.getInstance();
      propertyDefinition =
          definition.getJavaClassPropertyDefinition();
      handlerClass = propertyDefinition.loadClass(
          className,
          AccountStatusNotificationHandler.class
          );
      notificationHandler =
        (AccountStatusNotificationHandler

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  {
    try
    {
      AccessControlHandlerCfgDefn definition =
           AccessControlHandlerCfgDefn.getInstance();
      ClassPropertyDefinition propertyDefinition =
           definition.getJavaClassPropertyDefinition();
      Class<? extends AccessControlHandler> providerClass =
           propertyDefinition.loadClass(className, AccessControlHandler.class);
      AccessControlHandler<? extends AccessControlHandlerCfg> provider =
          (AccessControlHandler<? extends AccessControlHandlerCfg>)
           providerClass.newInstance();


      if (configuration != null)

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