Examples of org.openbp.common.resource.ResourceMgr.findResources()

Class org.openbp.common.resource.ResourceMgr

Examples of org.openbp.common.resource.ResourceMgr.findResources()

org.openbp.common.resource.ResourceMgr.findResources()
Finds resources according to the given resource location pattern, preferably in the class path. @param resourceLocation Resource location pattern
This may specify either a file, jar url or classpath resource location, optionally using an ant-style search pattern. Examples:
"classpath*:META-INF/*-beans.xml" Will find all resources that end with "-beans.xml" in all class path entries (classes dirs or jar files)
"file:C:/Programs/MyProg/conf/*.xml" Will find all XML resources in the configuration directory of a program.
If no URL type has been prepended, "classpath*:" is assumed. @return The array of resources that has been found @throws ResourceMgrException On I/O errors

    String resourcePattern = CockpitConstants.PLUGIN + "/*/*.plugin.xml";
    Resource[] resources = null;


    try
    {
      resources = resMgr.findResources(resourcePattern);
    }
    catch (ResourceMgrException e)
    {
      return;
    }

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    String resourcePattern = CockpitConstants.GENERATOR + "/*.xml";
    Resource[] resources = null;


    try
    {
      resources = resMgr.findResources(resourcePattern);
    }
    catch (ResourceMgrException e)
    {
      return;
    }

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    String resourcePattern = resourcePath + "/*.xml";
    Resource[] resources = null;


    try
    {
      resources = resMgr.findResources(resourcePattern);
    }
    catch (ResourceMgrException e)
    {
      throw new ModelException("MissingItemTypeDescriptors", "No item type files found matching '" + resourcePattern + "'.");
    }

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    String resourcePattern = CockpitConstants.SKIN + "/*.xml";
    Resource[] resources = null;


    try
    {
      resources = resMgr.findResources(resourcePattern);
    }
    catch (ResourceMgrException e)
    {
      throw new ModelException("MissingItemTypeDescriptors", "No item type files found matching '" + resourcePattern + "'.");
    }

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    String resourcePattern = resourcePath + "/*.xml";
    Resource[] resources = null;


    try
    {
      resources = resMgr.findResources(resourcePattern);
    }
    catch (ResourceMgrException e)
    {
      String msg = LogUtil.error(getClass(), "No custom object descriptors found in resource location $0.", resourcePath);
      throw new XMLDriverException(msg);

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