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package org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.jsp;
//apache/ant imports
import java.io.File;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.StringTokenizer;
import java.util.Vector;
import org.apache.tools.ant.BuildException;
import org.apache.tools.ant.DirectoryScanner;
import org.apache.tools.ant.Project;
import org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.Java;
import org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.MatchingTask;
import org.apache.tools.ant.types.Path;
/**
* Precompiles JSP's using WebLogic's JSP compiler (weblogic.jspc).
*
* Tested only on Weblogic 4.5.1 - NT4.0 and Solaris 5.7
*
* required attributes
* src : root of source tree for JSP, ie, the document root for your weblogic server
* dest : root of destination directory, what you have set as
* WorkingDir in the weblogic properties
* package : start package name under which your JSP's would be compiled
*
* other attributes
* classpath
*
* A classpath should be set which contains the weblogic classes as well as all
* application classes referenced by the JSP. The system classpath is also
* appended when the jspc is called, so you may choose to put everything in
* the classpath while calling Ant. However, since presumably the JSP's will
* reference classes being build by Ant, it would be better to explicitly add
* the classpath in the task
*
* The task checks timestamps on the JSP's and the generated classes, and compiles
* only those files that have changed.
*
* It follows the weblogic naming convention of putting classes in
* <b> _dirName/_fileName.class for dirname/fileName.jsp </b>
*
* Limitation: It compiles the files thru the Classic compiler only.
* Limitation: Since it is my experience that weblogic jspc throws out of
* memory error on being given too many files at one go, it is
* called multiple times with one jsp file each.
*
* <pre>
* example
* <target name="jspcompile" depends="compile">
* <wljspc src="c:\\weblogic\\myserver\\public_html"
* dest="c:\\weblogic\\myserver\\serverclasses" package="myapp.jsp">
* <classpath>
* <pathelement location="${weblogic.classpath}" />
* <pathelement path="${compile.dest}" />
* </classpath>
*
* </wljspc>
* </target>
* </pre>
*
*/
public class WLJspc extends MatchingTask {
//TODO Test on other versions of weblogic
//TODO add more attributes to the task, to take care of all jspc options
//TODO Test on Unix
/** root of compiled files tree */
private File destinationDirectory;
/** root of source files tree */
private File sourceDirectory;
/** package under which resultant classes will reside */
private String destinationPackage;
/** classpath used to compile the jsp files. */
private Path compileClasspath;
//private String compilerPath; //fully qualified name for the compiler executable
private String pathToPackage = "";
private Vector filesToDo = new Vector();
/**
* Run the task.
* @throws BuildException if there is an error.
*/
public void execute() throws BuildException {
if (!destinationDirectory.isDirectory()) {
throw new BuildException("destination directory "
+ destinationDirectory.getPath() + " is not valid");
}
if (!sourceDirectory.isDirectory()) {
throw new BuildException("src directory "
+ sourceDirectory.getPath() + " is not valid");
}
if (destinationPackage == null) {
throw new BuildException("package attribute must be present.",
getLocation());
}
pathToPackage
= this.destinationPackage.replace('.', File.separatorChar);
// get all the files in the sourceDirectory
DirectoryScanner ds = super.getDirectoryScanner(sourceDirectory);
//use the systemclasspath as well, to include the ant jar
if (compileClasspath == null) {
compileClasspath = new Path(getProject());
}
compileClasspath = compileClasspath.concatSystemClasspath();
String[] files = ds.getIncludedFiles();
//Weblogic.jspc calls System.exit() ... have to fork
// Therefore, takes loads of time
// Can pass directories at a time (*.jsp) but easily runs out of
// memory on hefty dirs (even on a Sun)
Java helperTask = new Java(this);
helperTask.setFork(true);
helperTask.setClassname("weblogic.jspc");
helperTask.setTaskName(getTaskName());
String[] args = new String[12];
File jspFile = null;
String parents = "";
int j = 0;
//XXX this array stuff is a remnant of prev trials.. gotta remove.
args[j++] = "-d";
args[j++] = destinationDirectory.getAbsolutePath().trim();
args[j++] = "-docroot";
args[j++] = sourceDirectory.getAbsolutePath().trim();
args[j++] = "-keepgenerated"; //TODO: Parameterise ??
//Call compiler as class... dont want to fork again
//Use classic compiler -- can be parameterised?
args[j++] = "-compilerclass";
args[j++] = "sun.tools.javac.Main";
//Weblogic jspc does not seem to work unless u explicitly set this...
// Does not take the classpath from the env....
// Am i missing something about the Java task??
args[j++] = "-classpath";
args[j++] = compileClasspath.toString();
this.scanDir(files);
log("Compiling " + filesToDo.size() + " JSP files");
for (int i = 0; i < filesToDo.size(); i++) {
//XXX
// All this to get package according to weblogic standards
// Can be written better... this is too hacky!
// Careful.. similar code in scanDir , but slightly different!!
String filename = (String) filesToDo.elementAt(i);
jspFile = new File(filename);
args[j] = "-package";
parents = jspFile.getParent();
if ((parents != null) && (!("").equals(parents))) {
parents = this.replaceString(parents, File.separator, "_.");
args[j + 1] = destinationPackage + "." + "_" + parents;
} else {
args[j + 1] = destinationPackage;
}
args[j + 2] = sourceDirectory + File.separator + filename;
helperTask.clearArgs();
for (int x = 0; x < j + 3; x++) {
helperTask.createArg().setValue(args[x]);
}
helperTask.setClasspath(compileClasspath);
if (helperTask.executeJava() != 0) {
log(filename + " failed to compile", Project.MSG_WARN);
}
}
}
/**
* Set the classpath to be used for this compilation.
* @param classpath the classpath to use.
*/
public void setClasspath(Path classpath) {
if (compileClasspath == null) {
compileClasspath = classpath;
} else {
compileClasspath.append(classpath);
}
}
/**
* Maybe creates a nested classpath element.
* @return a path to be configured.
*/
public Path createClasspath() {
if (compileClasspath == null) {
compileClasspath = new Path(getProject());
}
return compileClasspath;
}
/**
* Set the directory containing the source jsp's
*
*
* @param dirName the directory containg the source jsp's
*/
public void setSrc(File dirName) {
sourceDirectory = dirName;
}
/**
* Set the directory containing the source jsp's
*
*
* @param dirName the directory containg the source jsp's
*/
public void setDest(File dirName) {
destinationDirectory = dirName;
}
/**
* Set the package under which the compiled classes go
*
* @param packageName the package name for the clases
*/
public void setPackage(String packageName) {
destinationPackage = packageName;
}
/**
* Scan the array of files and add the jsp
* files that need to be compiled to the filesToDo field.
* @param files the files to scan.
*/
protected void scanDir(String[] files) {
long now = (new Date()).getTime();
File jspFile = null;
String parents = null;
String pack = "";
for (int i = 0; i < files.length; i++) {
File srcFile = new File(this.sourceDirectory, files[i]);
//XXX
// All this to convert source to destination directory according
// to weblogic standards Can be written better... this is too hacky!
jspFile = new File(files[i]);
parents = jspFile.getParent();
if ((parents != null) && (!("").equals(parents))) {
parents = this.replaceString(parents, File.separator, "_/");
pack = pathToPackage + File.separator + "_" + parents;
} else {
pack = pathToPackage;
}
String filePath = pack + File.separator + "_";
int startingIndex = files[i].lastIndexOf(File.separator) != -1
? files[i].lastIndexOf(File.separator) + 1 : 0;
int endingIndex = files[i].indexOf(".jsp");
if (endingIndex == -1) {
log("Skipping " + files[i] + ". Not a JSP",
Project.MSG_VERBOSE);
continue;
}
filePath += files[i].substring(startingIndex, endingIndex);
filePath += ".class";
File classFile = new File(this.destinationDirectory, filePath);
if (srcFile.lastModified() > now) {
log("Warning: file modified in the future: "
+ files[i], Project.MSG_WARN);
}
if (srcFile.lastModified() > classFile.lastModified()) {
filesToDo.addElement(files[i]);
log("Recompiling File " + files[i], Project.MSG_VERBOSE);
}
}
}
/**
* Replace occurances of a string with a replacement string.
* @param inpString the string to convert.
* @param escapeChars the string to replace.
* @param replaceChars the string to place.
* @return the converted string.
*/
protected String replaceString(String inpString, String escapeChars,
String replaceChars) {
String localString = "";
int numTokens = 0;
StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer(inpString, escapeChars, true);
numTokens = st.countTokens();
for (int i = 0; i < numTokens; i++) {
String test = st.nextToken();
test = (test.equals(escapeChars) ? replaceChars : test);
localString += test;
}
return localString;
}
}