Examples of ServiceManager

com.foundationdb.server.service.ServiceManager
com.google.common.util.concurrent.ServiceManager
ices have been initialized and are healthy, start accepting requests... } public void failure(Service service) { // Something failed, at this point we could log it, notify a load balancer, or take // some other action. For now we will just exit. System.exit(1); } }, MoreExecutors.sameThreadExecutor()); Runtime.getRuntime().addShutdownHook(new Thread() { public void run() { // Give the services 5 seconds to stop to ensure that we are responsive to shutdown // requests. try { manager.stopAsync().awaitStopped(5, TimeUnit.SECONDS); } catch (TimeoutException timeout) { // stopping timed out } } }); manager.startAsync(); // start all the services asynchronously } }}
This class uses the ServiceManager's methods to start all of its services, to respond to service failure and to ensure that when the JVM is shutting down all the services are stopped. @author Luke Sandberg @since 14.0
com.sun.faban.harness.services.ServiceManager
This class manages all the services. @author Sheetal Patil
com.sun.messaging.jmq.jmsserver.service.ServiceManager
This class is the manager which creates Services by calling the service handler associated with the service type.
A service is defined with a minimum set of properties:

jmq.service..type = jmq.service.serviceclass..class = jmq.service.serviceclass..props = < , seperated list of properties to watch>

e.g. a "standard service" uses both a protocol (with its properties and a service
A service called "broker" properties might look like:

# list of known services jmq.service.list = broker,admin,ssl,http,httpadmin # list of active services jmq.service.activelist = broker,admin # definitions for the standard service jmq.service.broker.type=dedicated jmq.service.serviceclass.standard.class= com.sun.messaging.jmq.jmsserver.service.imq.IMQService

This code does a lot of string manipulation when the service is created which will make it fairly slow. Since this code is rarely called after startup, the performance should be acceptable.
com.sun.star.comp.servicemanager.ServiceManager
The ServiceManager class is an implmentation of the ServiceManagerthe central class needed for implementing or using UNO components in Java.
The Methods queryInterface and isSame delegate calls to the implementing objects and are used instead of casts and identity comparisons.
@version $Revision: 1.10 $ $ $Date: 2008/04/11 11:11:46 $ @author Markus Herzog @see com.sun.star.lang.XMultiServiceFactory @see com.sun.star.container.XSet @see com.sun.star.container.XContentEnumerationAccess @see com.sun.star.lang.XComponent @see com.sun.star.lang.XServiceInfo @see com.sun.star.lang.XInitialization @since UDK1.0
jeeves.server.dispatchers.ServiceManager
net.sf.crispy.impl.ServiceManager
org.apache.abdera.protocol.server.ServiceManager
org.apache.avalon.framework.service.ServiceManager
A ServiceManager selects Objects based on a role. The contract is that all the Objects implement the differing roles and there is one Object per role. If you need to select on of many Objects that implement the same role, then you need to use a ServiceSelector. Roles are usually the full interface name. A role is better understood by the analogy of a play. There are many different roles in a script. Any actor or actress can play any given part and you get the same results (phrases said, movements made, etc.). The exact nuances of the performance is different. Below is a list of things that might be considered the different roles:
- InputAdapter and OutputAdapter
- Store and Spool
The ServiceManager does not specify the methodology of getting the Object, merely the interface used to get it. Therefore the ServiceManager can be implemented with a factory pattern, an object pool, or a simple Hashtable. @author Avalon Development Team @version CVS $Revision: 1.17 $ $Date: 2004/02/11 14:34:25 $ @see org.apache.avalon.framework.service.Serviceable @see org.apache.avalon.framework.service.ServiceSelector
org.apache.openejb.server.ServiceManager
@version $Rev: 693920 $ $Date: 2008-09-10 13:29:30 -0500 (Wed, 10 Sep 2008) $ @org.apache.xbean.XBean element="serviceManager"
org.apache.turbine.services.ServiceManager
Classes that implement this interface can act as a manager for Service classes. Functionality that ServiceManager provides in addition to ServiceBroker functionality includes configuration of the manager. @author Ilkka Priha @author Martin Poeschl @author Henning P. Schmiedehausen @version $Id: ServiceManager.java 264148 2005-08-29 14:21:04Z henning $
org.dspace.kernel.ServiceManager
Allows for non-specific access to the core services. No dependency on the underlying mechanism is exposed. @author Aaron Zeckoski (azeckoski @ gmail.com)
org.hibernate.search.engine.ServiceManager
The ServiceManager is used to manage uniqueness of services and runtime discovery of new implementation.
Uniqueness is meant in the scope of the SearchFactory, as there is a single ServiceManager instance in the SearchFactory.
Any service requested should be released using (@link #releaseService} when it's not needed anymore to allow for a cleanup phase.
org.hibernate.search.engine.service.spi.ServiceManager
The {@code ServiceManager} is used to manage services in and runtime discovery of service implementations in the scopeof a single {@code SearchFactory}.
Services are divided into discovered services (via {@link java.util.ServiceLoader} and provided services. The latter occursvia {@link org.hibernate.search.cfg.spi.SearchConfiguration#getProvidedServices()} and{@link org.hibernate.search.cfg.spi.SearchConfiguration#getClassLoaderService()}. Provided services are also treated special in the sense that they are not allowed to implemented {@link org.hibernate.search.engine.service.spi.Startable} or{@link org.hibernate.search.engine.service.spi.Stoppable} (an exception is thrown if they do so).It is the responsibility of the provider of these services to manage their life cycle. This also prevents circular dependencies where a service where a service during bootstrapping could request other (uninitialized) services via the {@link org.hibernate.search.engine.service.spi.Startable#start(java.util.Properties,org.hibernate.search.spi.BuildContext)}callback.

Any service requested should be released using {@link #releaseService(Class)} when it's not needed anymore.
@author Hardy Ferentschik
org.wso2.carbon.governance.api.services.ServiceManager
This provides the management functionality for service artifacts stored on the registry.

Examples of org.apache.turbine.services.ServiceManager

            throws Exception
    {
        super(testName);


        // Setup configuration
        ServiceManager serviceManager = TurbineServices.getInstance();
        serviceManager.setApplicationRoot(".");
        Configuration cfg = new BaseConfiguration();
        cfg.setProperty(ParserUtils.URL_CASE_FOLDING_KEY,
                ParserUtils.URL_CASE_FOLDING_LOWER_VALUE );
        serviceManager.setConfiguration(cfg);


    }

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Examples of org.apache.turbine.services.ServiceManager

   }


    public void doit()
        throws Exception
    {
        ServiceManager serviceManager = TurbineServices.getInstance();
        serviceManager.setApplicationRoot(".");


        Configuration cfg = new BaseConfiguration();


        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "classname",
                        DBSecurityService.class.getName());


        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "acl.class",
                        TurbineAccessControlList.class.getName());


        // We must run init!
        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX+"earlyInit", "true");


        /* Ugh */


        cfg.setProperty("services." + FactoryService.SERVICE_NAME + ".classname",
                        TurbineFactoryService.class.getName());


        serviceManager.setConfiguration(cfg);


        serviceManager.init();


        Class aclClass = TurbineSecurity.getService().getAclClass();


        if(!aclClass.getName().equals(TurbineAccessControlList.class.getName()))
        {

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Examples of org.apache.turbine.services.ServiceManager

    public TurbineNonPersistentSchedulerServiceTest(String name)
            throws Exception
    {
        super(name);


        ServiceManager serviceManager = TurbineServices.getInstance();
        serviceManager.setApplicationRoot(".");


        Configuration cfg = new BaseConfiguration();
        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "classname", TurbineNonPersistentSchedulerService.class.getName());


        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "scheduler.jobs", "SimpleJob");
        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "scheduler.job.SimpleJob.ID", "1");
        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "scheduler.job.SimpleJob.SECOND", "10");
        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "scheduler.job.SimpleJob.MINUTE", "-1");
        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "scheduler.job.SimpleJob.HOUR", "-1");
        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "scheduler.job.SimpleJob.WEEK_DAY", "-1");
        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "scheduler.job.SimpleJob.DAY_OF_MONTH", "-1");
        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "enabled", "true");


        serviceManager.setConfiguration(cfg);


        try
        {
            serviceManager.init();
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            e.printStackTrace();
            fail();

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Examples of org.apache.turbine.services.ServiceManager

    public CryptoDefaultTest(String name)
            throws Exception
    {
        super(name);


        ServiceManager serviceManager = TurbineServices.getInstance();
        serviceManager.setApplicationRoot(".");


        Configuration cfg = new BaseConfiguration();
        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "classname",
                        TurbineCryptoService.class.getName());


        /* No providers configured. Should be "java" then */


        /* Ugh */


        cfg.setProperty("services." + FactoryService.SERVICE_NAME + ".classname",
                        TurbineFactoryService.class.getName());


        serviceManager.setConfiguration(cfg);


        try
        {
            serviceManager.init();
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            e.printStackTrace();
            fail();

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Examples of org.apache.turbine.services.ServiceManager

     */
    public TurbineAvalonComponentServiceTest(String name)
            throws Exception
    {
        super(name);
        ServiceManager serviceManager = TurbineServices.getInstance();
        serviceManager.setApplicationRoot(".");


        Configuration cfg = new BaseConfiguration();
        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "classname",
                TurbineAvalonComponentService.class.getName());


        // we want to configure the service to load test TEST configuration files
        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "componentConfiguration",
                "src/test/componentConfiguration.xml");
        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "componentRoles",
                "src/test/componentRoles.xml");
        serviceManager.setConfiguration(cfg);


        try
        {
            serviceManager.init();
        }
        catch(Exception e)
        {
            e.printStackTrace();
            fail();

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Examples of org.apache.turbine.services.ServiceManager

    public CryptoTest( String name )
            throws Exception
    {
        super(name);


        ServiceManager serviceManager = TurbineServices.getInstance();
        serviceManager.setApplicationRoot(".");


        Configuration cfg = new BaseConfiguration();
        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "classname",
                        TurbineCryptoService.class.getName());


        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "algorithm.unix",
                        UnixCrypt.class.getName());
        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "algorithm.clear",
                        ClearCrypt.class.getName());
        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "algorithm.java",
                        JavaCrypt.class.getName());
        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "algorithm.oldjava",
                        OldJavaCrypt.class.getName());


        /* Do _not_ configure a default! We want to test explicitly */


        cfg.setProperty(PREFIX + "algorithm.default",
                        "none");


        /* Ugh */


        cfg.setProperty("services." + FactoryService.SERVICE_NAME + ".classname",
                        TurbineFactoryService.class.getName());


        serviceManager.setConfiguration(cfg);


        try
        {
            serviceManager.init();
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            e.printStackTrace();
            fail();

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Examples of org.apache.turbine.services.ServiceManager

            throws Exception
    {
        super(testName);


        // Setup configuration
        ServiceManager serviceManager = TurbineServices.getInstance();
        serviceManager.setApplicationRoot(".");
        Configuration cfg = new BaseConfiguration();
        cfg.setProperty(ParserUtils.URL_CASE_FOLDING_KEY,
                ParserUtils.URL_CASE_FOLDING_LOWER_VALUE );
        serviceManager.setConfiguration(cfg);


    }

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Examples of org.apache.turbine.services.ServiceManager

            throws Exception
    {
        super(testName);


        // Setup configuration
        ServiceManager serviceManager = TurbineServices.getInstance();
        serviceManager.setApplicationRoot(".");
        Configuration cfg = new BaseConfiguration();
        cfg.setProperty(ParserUtils.URL_CASE_FOLDING_KEY,
                ParserUtils.URL_CASE_FOLDING_LOWER_VALUE );
        serviceManager.setConfiguration(cfg);


    }

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Examples of org.dspace.kernel.ServiceManager

        return result;
    }


    public static DiscoveryConfigurationService getConfigurationService() {
        DSpace dspace  = new DSpace();
        ServiceManager manager = dspace.getServiceManager();
        return manager.getServiceByName(DiscoveryConfigurationService.class.getName(), DiscoveryConfigurationService.class);
    }

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Examples of org.hibernate.search.engine.ServiceManager

      factoryState.setDirectoryProviderData( new HashMap<DirectoryProvider<?>, DirectoryProviderData>() );
      factoryState.setFilterDefinitions( new HashMap<String, FilterDef>() );
      factoryState.setIndexHierarchy( new PolymorphicIndexHierarchy() );
      factoryState.setConfigurationProperties( cfg.getProperties() );
      factoryState.setErrorHandler( createErrorHandler( factoryState.getConfigurationProperties() ) );
      factoryState.setServiceManager( new ServiceManager( cfg ) );
    }
  }

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