Examples of org.w3c.tools.resources.Resource

org.w3c.tools.resources.Resource
The resource class describes an object, accessible through the server. Resource objects are required to have the following properties:
- They must be persistent (their life-time can span multiple server life-time).
- They must be editable, so that one can change some of their aspects (such as any associated attribute).
- They must be self-described: each resource must now what kind of attribute it understands.
- They must be able to update themselves: some of the meta-information associated with a resource may require lot of CPU to compute.
- They must implement some name-service policy.
These resource objects do not define how they are accessed. See the sub-classes for specific accesses.

     * within context.
     * @deprecated since jsdk2.1
     */
    public Enumeration getServletNames() {
  try {
      Resource res = reference.lock();
      return ((ServletDirectoryFrame)res).getServletNames();
  } catch(InvalidResourceException ex) {
      ex.printStackTrace();
      return null;
  } finally {

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     * ServletContext implementation - Get server informations.
     */


    public String getServerInfo() {
  try {
      Resource res = reference.lock();
      return ((ServletDirectoryFrame)res).getServerInfo();
  } catch(InvalidResourceException ex) {
      ex.printStackTrace();
      return null;
  } finally {

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  Object attribute = attributes.get(name);
  if (attribute != null) {
      return attribute;
  } else {
      try {
    Resource res = reference.lock();
    return ((ServletDirectoryFrame)res).getAttribute(name);
      } catch(InvalidResourceException ex) {
    ex.printStackTrace();
    return null;
      } finally {

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      r_target = null;
  }
  //then return its context
  if (r_target != null) {
      try {
    Resource target = r_target.lock();
    if (target instanceof FramedResource) {
        ServletDirectoryFrame frame = (ServletDirectoryFrame)
      ((FramedResource) target).
          getFrame("org.w3c.jigsaw.servlet.ServletDirectoryFrame");
        if (frame != null)

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  this.loader     = new AutoReloadServletLoader(this);


  props.registerObserver(this);


  try {
      Resource res = reference.lock();
      if (! (res instanceof ServletDirectoryFrame)) {
    throw new IllegalArgumentException("This reference is not "+
              "pointing on a ServletDirectoryFrame.");
      } else {
    ServletDirectoryFrame sframe = (ServletDirectoryFrame)res;

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      LookupResult  lr  = new LookupResult(root.getResourceReference());
      if (root.lookup(ls,lr)) {
    ResourceReference  target = lr.getTarget();
    if (target != null) {
        try {
      Resource res = target.lock();
      if (res instanceof CheckpointResource) {
          ((CheckpointResource) res).activate();
          errlog("Chekpointer started at: "+new Date()+".");
      } else {
          errlog("The chekpointer url ("+checkurl+

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  if (! path.startsWith("/")) {
      String uri = null;
      try {
    ResourceReference rrp = rr.lock().getParent();
    try {
        Resource r = rrp.lock();
        uri = r.getURLPath();
    } catch (InvalidResourceException irex) {
        return null;
    } finally {
        rrp.unlock();
    }

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    public Servlet getServlet(String name) {
  if (dresource != null) {
      ResourceReference rr = dresource.lookup(name);
      if (rr != null) {
    try {
        Resource resource = rr.lock();
        if (resource instanceof ServletWrapper)
      return ((ServletWrapper) resource).getServlet();
    } catch (InvalidResourceException ex) {
        return null;
    } finally {

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    public boolean isServletLoaded(String name) {
  if (dresource != null) {
      ResourceReference rr = dresource.lookup(name);
      if (rr != null) {
    try {
        Resource resource = rr.lock();
        if (resource instanceof ServletWrapper)
      return ((ServletWrapper) resource).isServletLoaded();
    } catch (InvalidResourceException ex) {
        return false;
    } finally {

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    protected void writeResource(Resource resource, OutputStream out) 
  throws IOException, AdminProtocolException
    {
  try {
      Resource resources[] = { resource };
      Writer writer = new OutputStreamWriter( out, "UTF-8" );
      serializer.writeResourceDescriptions(resources, writer);
  } catch (SerializationException ex) {
      throw new AdminProtocolException("Unable to serialize resource :"+
               ex.getMessage());

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