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TarTool example source code file (UserProperties.java)
The TarTool UserProperties.java source code/* ** Copyright (c) 1997 by Tim Endres ** ** This program is free software. ** ** You may redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU ** General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation. ** Version 2 of the license should be included with this distribution in ** the file LICENSE, as well as License.html. If the license is not ** included with this distribution, you may find a copy at the FSF web ** site at 'www.gnu.org' or 'www.fsf.org', or you may write to the ** Free Software Foundation, 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139 USA. ** ** THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED AS-IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, ** NOT EVEN THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY. THE AUTHOR ** OF THIS SOFTWARE, ASSUMES _NO_ RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY ** CONSEQUENCE RESULTING FROM THE USE, MODIFICATION, OR ** REDISTRIBUTION OF THIS SOFTWARE. ** */ package com.ice.util; import java.lang.reflect.*; import java.io.*; import java.awt.*; import java.util.*; import java.net.*; /** * The UserProperties class. This class is used to extend * the concept of System.getProperty(). This class adds the * following features: * * <ul> * <li> A hierarchical property definition structure. * <li> Typed property retrieval with default values. * <li> Hierarchical overrides allowings properties to * be overridden on a per user or per host or per host * and user basis. * <li> The ability to load from any valid resource, including * files stored in JAR files, files located via the file system, * which includes networked file systems, as well as any other * resource that can be identified via a URL, including web pages, * FTP-ed files, and more. * </ul> * * <p> * Here is how it works. We have <em>six levels of * properties which are loaded based on various settings. * The levels look like this: * * <ol> * <li> Hardwired defaults. * <li> Application defined defaults. * <li> Defaults resource. * <li> System level resource list. * <li> Application property file. * <li> Application resource list. * </ol> * * <p> * Resource lists are colon (:) separated strings listing * resource names to be loaded into the properties. * * <p> * In a typical deployment, the developer will place the * defaults resource in the JAR file containing the application's * classes. This file will then define the application properties * file, which will usually be left empty allowing the user to * place all customizations in this local file. For distributed * applications, system resources will typically be supplied via * simple web pages, which allows for automatic updates of many * properties. The application resource list is then typically * reserved for specific user customizations, or for distributed * customizations, or updates. * * <p> * Typically, the System Resource List is defined in the * Defaults Resource. However, it can also be defined by * the application defaults, or can be hardwired into the * code if desired. Further, the Application Resource List * is typically defined by the Application Property File, * although it can be defined in any of the previous loaded * resources. * * <p> * Also note that the application prefix can be set at any * point up to and including the defaults resource. After * the defaults resource is loaded, the prefix property is * consulted, and if set, is used as the new application * prefix. The prefix property is named by adding together * the application's package name and the string 'propertyPrefix'. * Thus, the prefix property for 'com.ice.jcvs' would be named * 'com.ice.jcvs.propertyPrefix', and would typically be set * in the defaults resource. * * <p> * Things the application <strong>must do to use this class: * * <ul> * <li> Set the property prefix via UserProperties.setPropertyPrefix() * <li> Set the defaults resource via UserProperties.setDefaultsResource() * <li> Process any arguments via UserProperties.processOptions() * <li> Load all properties. * </ul> * * <p> * Here is an example from a typical main(): * <pre> * UserProperties.setPropertyPrefix( "WebTool." ); * * UserProperties.setDefaultsResource * ( "/com/ice/webtool/defaults.txt" ); * * // PROCESS PROPERTIES OPTIONS * // The returned args are those not processed. * args = UserProperties.processOptions( args ); * * // Now app should process remaining arguments... * * // LOAD PROPERTIES * UserProperties.loadProperties( "com.ice.webtool", null ); * </pre> * * <p> * Properties are accessed via the getProperty() methods, which * provide versions for String, int, double, and boolean values. * Any property is looked for as follows: * * <ol> * <li> fullname.osname.username * <li> fullname.username * <li> fullname.osname * <li> fullname * </ol> * * Whichever property is found first is returned. * The <em>fullname consists of the property name prefixed * by the application's property prefix. The username and osname * suffixes are used to override general properties by os or by * user. These suffixes are printed at startup to System.err. * The osname suffix is the osname with spaces replaced by * underscores. The username suffix is the user's name with * spaces replaced by underscores. * * <p> * If the property name starts with a period * (.), then the prefix is not added to get the full name. * If the property name ends with a period (.), then none * of the suffixes are applied, and only the name is used * to search for a property. * * <p> * Thus, while the property name "mainWindow.x" would match * a property definition named "prefix.mainWindow.x.user", the * property ".mainWindow.x." would match a property with only * that name and no prefix or suffix, and the property * "mainWindow.x." would match "prefix.mainWindow.x" only * and not allow for suffix overrides. * * <p> * The following parameters are understood by processOptions(): * * <ul> * <li> -propPrefix prefix -- sets the property prefix. * <li> -propFile filename -- sets the application property file. * <li> -propDefaults resource -- sets the defaults resource name. * <li> -propDebug -- turns on debugging of property handling. * <li> -propVerbose -- turns on verbosity. * <li> -propOS osname -- set the property os suffix. * <li> -propUser username -- set the property user name suffix. * </ul> * * @version $Revision: 1.10 $ * @author Tim Endres, * <a href="mailto:time@ice.com">time@ice.com. */ public abstract class UserProperties { private static final String PREFIX_PROPERTY = "propertyPrefix"; private static final String DEFAULTS_RSRC_NAME = ".com.ice.global.defaultsResource."; private static final String GLOBAL_RSRCLIST_NAME = ".com.ice.global.propertyResourceList"; private static final String GLOBAL_RSRC_PREFIX = ".com.ice.global.propertyResource."; private static final String APP_RSRCLIST_NAME = ".com.ice.local.propertyResourceList"; private static final String APP_RSRC_PREFIX = ".com.ice.local.propertyResource."; private static final String LOCAL_PROPERTY = "global.localPropertyFile"; private static final String LOCAL_DEFAULT = null; private static final String DYNAMIC_PROPERTY_VERSION = "1.0"; private static boolean debug; private static boolean verbose; private static String osname; private static String userName; private static String userHome; private static String javaHome; private static String prefix; private static String osSuffix; private static String userSuffix; private static String defaultsResource; private static String localPropertyFile; /** * This is a Hashtable of Vectors. The table keys are * dynamic property package names. Each Vector contains * the list of property names in the dynamic package. */ private static Hashtable dynKeysTable; /** * This is a Hashtable of Strings. The table keys are * dynamic property package names. Each String is the * pathname to the property file for the dynamic package. */ private static Hashtable dynPathTable; /** * Used for temporary working properties. */ private static Properties workingProps; static { UserProperties.debug = false; UserProperties.verbose = false; UserProperties.prefix = null; UserProperties.defaultsResource = null; UserProperties.localPropertyFile = null; UserProperties.dynKeysTable = new Hashtable(); UserProperties.dynPathTable = new Hashtable(); UserProperties.workingProps = new Properties(); UserProperties.osname = System.getProperty( "os.name" ); UserProperties.userName = System.getProperty( "user.name" ); UserProperties.userHome = System.getProperty( "user.home" ); UserProperties.javaHome = System.getProperty( "java.home" ); UserProperties.osSuffix = UserProperties.osname.replace( ' ', '_' ); UserProperties.userSuffix = UserProperties.userName.replace( ' ', '_' ); } static public String getOSName() { return UserProperties.osname; } static public String getUserHome() { return UserProperties.userHome; } static public String getUserName() { return UserProperties.userName; } static public void setDebug( boolean debug ) { UserProperties.debug = debug; } static public void setVerbose( boolean verbose ) { UserProperties.verbose = verbose; } static public void setLocalPropertyFile( String fileName ) { UserProperties.localPropertyFile = fileName; } static public void setDefaultsResource( String rsrcName ) { UserProperties.defaultsResource = rsrcName; } static public void setOSSuffix( String suffix ) { UserProperties.osSuffix = suffix; } static public void setUserSuffix( String suffix ) { UserProperties.userSuffix = suffix; } static public void setPropertyPrefix( String prefix ) { if ( prefix.endsWith( "." ) ) UserProperties.prefix = prefix; else UserProperties.prefix = prefix + "."; } static public String getPropertyPrefix() { return UserProperties.prefix; } static public String getLineSeparator() { return System.getProperty( "line.separator", "\n" ); } static public Font getFont( String name, Font defaultFont ) { return Font.getFont ( UserProperties.prefixedPropertyName( name ), defaultFont ); } static public Color getColor( String name, Color defaultColor ) { return Color.getColor ( UserProperties.prefixedPropertyName( name ), defaultColor ); } static public String prefixedPropertyName( String name ) { return UserProperties.prefix + name; } public static String normalizePropertyName( String name ) { if ( name.startsWith( "." ) ) return name.substring(1); else return UserProperties.prefixedPropertyName( name ); } /** * Retrieve a system string property. * Returns a provided default value if the property * is not defined. * * @param name The name of the property to retrieve. * @param defval A default string value. * @return The string value of the named property. */ static private String getOverridableProperty( String name, String defval ) { String value = null; String overName = null; String fullName = null; fullName = UserProperties.normalizePropertyName( name ); if ( fullName.endsWith( "." ) ) { fullName = fullName.substring( 0, fullName.length() - 1 ); value = System.getProperty( fullName, defval ); if ( UserProperties.debug ) System.err.println ( "UserProperties.getOverridableProperty: " + fullName + " = '" + value + "'" ); return value; } if ( UserProperties.osSuffix != null && UserProperties.userSuffix != null ) { overName = fullName + "." + UserProperties.osSuffix + "." + UserProperties.userSuffix; value = System.getProperty( overName, null ); if ( UserProperties.debug ) System.err.println ( "UserProperties.getOverridableProperty: " + overName + " = '" + value + "'" ); if ( value != null ) return value; } if ( UserProperties.userSuffix != null ) { overName = fullName + "." + UserProperties.userSuffix; value = System.getProperty( overName, null ); if ( UserProperties.debug ) System.err.println ( "UserProperties.getOverridableProperty: " + overName + " = '" + value + "'" ); if ( value != null ) return value; } if ( UserProperties.osSuffix != null ) { overName = fullName + "." + UserProperties.osSuffix; value = System.getProperty( overName, null ); if ( UserProperties.debug ) System.err.println ( "UserProperties.getOverridableProperty: " + overName + " = '" + value + "'" ); if ( value != null ) return value; } if ( value == null ) { value = System.getProperty( fullName, null ); if ( UserProperties.debug ) System.err.println ( "UserProperties.getOverridableProperty: " + fullName + " = '" + value + "'" ); } if ( value == null ) { value = defval; if ( UserProperties.debug ) System.err.println ( "UserProperties.getOverridableProperty: " + name + " defaulted to '" + value + "'" ); } return value; } /** * Retrieve a system string property. * Returns a provided default value if the property * is not defined. * * @param name The name of the property to retrieve. * @param defval A default string value. * @return The string value of the named property. */ static public String getProperty( String name, String defval ) { String result = UserProperties.getOverridableProperty ( name, defval ); return result; } /** * Retrieve a system integer property. * Returns a provided default value if the property * is not defined. * * @param name The name of the property to retrieve. * @param defval A default integer value. * @return The integer value of the named property. */ static public int getProperty( String name, int defval ) { int result = defval; String val = UserProperties.getProperty( name, null ); if ( val != null ) { try { result = Integer.parseInt( val ); } catch ( NumberFormatException ex ) { result = defval; } } return result; } /** * Retrieve a system long property. * Returns a provided default value if the property * is not defined. * * @param name The name of the property to retrieve. * @param defval A default integer value. * @return The integer value of the named property. */ static public long getProperty( String name, long defval ) { long result = defval; String val = UserProperties.getProperty( name, null ); if ( val != null ) { try { result = Long.parseLong( val ); } catch ( NumberFormatException ex ) { result = defval; } } return result; } /** * Retrieve a system double property. * Returns a provided default value if the property * is not defined. * * @param name The name of the property to retrieve. * @param defval A default double value. * @return The double value of the named property. */ static public double getProperty( String name, double defval ) { double result = defval; String val = UserProperties.getProperty( name, null ); if ( val != null ) { try { result = Double.valueOf( val ).doubleValue(); } catch ( NumberFormatException ex ) { result = defval; } } return result; } /** * Retrieve a system boolean property. * Returns a provided default value if the property * is not defined. * * @param name The name of the property to retrieve. * @param defval A default boolean value. * @return The boolean value of the named property. */ static public boolean getProperty( String name, boolean defval ) { boolean result = defval; String val = UserProperties.getProperty( name, null ); if ( val != null ) { if ( val.equalsIgnoreCase( "T" ) || val.equalsIgnoreCase( "TRUE" ) || val.equalsIgnoreCase( "Y" ) || val.equalsIgnoreCase( "YES" ) ) result = true; else if ( val.equalsIgnoreCase( "F" ) || val.equalsIgnoreCase( "FALSE" ) || val.equalsIgnoreCase( "N" ) || val.equalsIgnoreCase( "NO" ) ) result = false; } return result; } /** * Retrieve a system string array property list. String * arrays are represented by colon separated strings. * Returns a provided default value if the property * is not defined. * * @param name The name of the property to retrieve. * @param defval A default boolean value. * @return The string array value of the named property. */ static public String[] getStringArray( String name, String[] defval ) { String[] result = defval; String val = UserProperties.getProperty( name, null ); if ( val != null ) { result = StringUtilities.splitString( val, ":" ); } return result; } static public Vector getStringVector( String name, Vector defval ) { Vector result = defval; String[] sa = UserProperties.getStringArray ( name, null ); if ( sa != null ) { result = new Vector(); for ( int s = 0 ; s < sa.length ; ++s ) result.addElement( sa[s] ); } return result; } /** * Retrieve a system Class constant property. * * @param name The name of the property to retrieve. * @param defval A default integer value. * @return The integer value of the named property. */ static public int getClassConstant( String name, int defval ) { int result = defval; String val = UserProperties.getProperty( name, null ); if ( val != null ) { int index = val.lastIndexOf( "." ); if ( index > 0 ) { try { String className = val.substring( 0, index ); String constName = val.substring( index + 1); Class cls = Class.forName( className ); Field fld = cls.getField( constName ); result = fld.getInt( null ); } catch ( Exception ex ) { result = defval; ICETracer.traceWithStack ( "Exception getting constant." ); } } } return result; } /** * Establishes critical default properties. * * @param props The system properties to add properties into. */ static public void defaultProperties( Properties props ) { props.put( "com.ice.util.UserProperties.revision", "$Revision: 1.10 $" ); props.put( "copyright", "Copyright (c) by Tim Endres" ); // // Define the following to create a global // enterprise-wide defaults resource... // e.g. // // props.put // ( UserProperties.DEFAULTS_RSRC_NAME, // "http://www.ice.com/properties/defaults.txt" ); // } static public void includeProperties( Properties into, Properties from ) { Enumeration enum = from.keys(); for ( ; enum.hasMoreElements() ; ) { Object key = null; try { key = (String)enum.nextElement(); } catch ( NoSuchElementException ex ) { key = null; } if ( key != null ) { into.put( key, from.get( key ) ); } } } static public void addDefaultProperties( Properties props, Properties defaultProps ) { UserProperties.includeProperties( props, defaultProps ); } /** * Loads a properties stream into the System properties table. * * @param path The properties data's input stream. * @param props The system properties to add properties into. */ static private boolean loadPropertiesStream( InputStream in, Properties props ) throws IOException { props.load( in ); return true; } static private void doLoadPropertiesFile( String path, Properties props, Properties loaded ) throws IOException { FileInputStream in; boolean result = true; try { in = new FileInputStream( path ); } catch ( IOException ex ) { throw new IOException ( "opening property file '" + path + "' - " + ex.getMessage() ); } try { if ( loaded != null ) { UserProperties.loadPropertiesStream( in, loaded ); UserProperties.includeProperties( props, loaded ); } else { UserProperties.loadPropertiesStream( in, props ); } } catch ( IOException ex ) { throw new IOException ( "loading property file '" + path + "' - " + ex.getMessage() ); } try { in.close(); } catch ( IOException ex ) { throw new IOException ( "closing property file '" + path + "' - " + ex.getMessage() ); } } /** * Loads a named properties file into the System properties table. * * @param path The properties file's pathname. * @param props The system properties to add properties into. * @param loaded If not null, insert properties here before loading. */ static private boolean loadPropertiesFile( String path, Properties props, Properties loaded ) { FileInputStream in; boolean result = true; if ( UserProperties.debug ) System.err.println ( "Loading property file '" + path + "'." ); try { UserProperties.doLoadPropertiesFile( path, props, loaded ); } catch ( IOException ex ) { System.err.println ( "ERROR " + ex.getMessage() ); result = false; } if ( result ) System.err.println ( "Loaded property file '" + path + "'." ); return result; } /** * Loads a named properties file into the System properties table. * This method fails <em>silently,, as we do not care if the * file is there, and it is a feature that the user can remove the * file to <em>reset their settings. * * @param path The properties file's pathname. * @param props The system properties to add properties into. */ static private void loadDynamicProperties( String name, String path ) { Properties dynProps = new Properties(); Properties sysProps = System.getProperties(); if ( UserProperties.debug ) System.err.println ( "Loading '" + name + "' protperties from '" + path + "'." ); try { UserProperties.doLoadPropertiesFile( path, sysProps, dynProps ); UserProperties.addDynamicPropertyKeys( name, dynProps ); System.err.println ( "Loaded '" + name + "' properties from '" + path + "'." ); } catch ( IOException ex ) { // Silently fail on dynamic property files! } } static private boolean loadPropertiesResource( String name, Properties props ) { InputStream in; boolean result = false; if ( UserProperties.debug ) System.err.println ( "Load properties resource '" + name + "'" ); try { in = ResourceUtilities.openNamedResource( name ); UserProperties.loadPropertiesStream( in, props ); in.close(); result = true; } catch ( java.io.IOException ex ) { System.err.println ( "ERROR loading properties resource '" + name + "' - " + ex.getMessage() ); } return result; } private static void loadPropertyResourceList( String listPropName, String rsrcPrefix, Properties props ) { String rsrcListStr = UserProperties.getProperty( listPropName, null ); if ( rsrcListStr != null ) { String[] rsrcList = StringUtilities.splitString( rsrcListStr, ":" ); for ( int rIdx = 0 ; rsrcList != null && rIdx < rsrcList.length ; ++rIdx ) { String rsrcTag = rsrcPrefix + rsrcList[rIdx]; String rsrcName = UserProperties.getProperty( rsrcTag, null ); if ( rsrcName != null ) { boolean result = UserProperties.loadPropertiesResource ( rsrcName, props ); if ( ! result ) { System.err.println ( "ERROR loading property resource '" + rsrcName + "'" ); } } } } } // UNDONE // This routine need to use JNDI (?) to get a 'global' property // file name (typically on a network mounted volume) to read, // which should in turn set the name of the local property file. // JNDI should also set some 'critical' properties, such as // the important OTA hostnames, service ports, etc. // REVIEW // UNDONE // This routine should have a 'filter' that filters out all // global properties that do not start with prefix? /** * Load all related properties for this application. * This class method will look for a global properties * file, loading it if found, then looks for a local * properties file and loads that. */ static public void loadProperties( String packageName, Properties appProps ) { boolean result; File propFile; String propPath; String propName; String rsrcName; if ( UserProperties.debug ) { UserProperties.printContext( System.err ); } Properties sysProps = System.getProperties(); if ( sysProps == null ) return; UserProperties.defaultProperties( sysProps ); // // ---- PROCESS THE DEFAULT PROPERTIES RESOURCE // rsrcName = UserProperties.defaultsResource; if ( rsrcName == null ) { rsrcName = UserProperties.getProperty ( UserProperties.DEFAULTS_RSRC_NAME, null ); } if ( UserProperties.debug ) System.err.println ( "Default Properties Resource '" + rsrcName + "'" ); if ( rsrcName != null ) { result = UserProperties.loadPropertiesResource ( rsrcName, sysProps ); System.err.println ( "Loaded " + ( result ? "the " : "no " ) + "default properties." ); } // // ---- PROCESS THE APPLICATION DEFAULT PROPERTIES // if ( appProps != null ) { if ( UserProperties.debug ) System.err.println ( "Adding application default properties." ); UserProperties.addDefaultProperties ( sysProps, appProps ); } // // ---- PROCESS THE PREFIX PROPERTY // String newPrefix = UserProperties.prefix; if ( UserProperties.debug ) System.err.println ( "Prefix '" + newPrefix + "'" ); if ( newPrefix == null ) { UserProperties.getProperty ( packageName + "." + UserProperties.PREFIX_PROPERTY, null ); if ( newPrefix != null ) { if ( UserProperties.debug ) System.err.println ( "Prefix via property '" + newPrefix + "'" ); UserProperties.setPropertyPrefix( newPrefix ); if ( UserProperties.verbose ) System.err.println ( "Property prefix set to '" + newPrefix + "'" ); } } // // ---- PROCESS THE GLOBAL PROPERTIES RESOURCES // UserProperties.loadPropertyResourceList ( UserProperties.GLOBAL_RSRCLIST_NAME, UserProperties.GLOBAL_RSRC_PREFIX, sysProps ); // // ---- PROCESS THE GLOBAL DYNAMIC PROPERTY REGISTRATIONS // UserProperties.processDynamicProperties(); // // ---- PROCESS THE LOCAL PROPERTIES FILE // propPath = UserProperties.localPropertyFile; if ( propPath == null ) { propPath = UserProperties.getProperty ( UserProperties.LOCAL_PROPERTY, UserProperties.LOCAL_DEFAULT ); } if ( UserProperties.debug ) System.err.println ( "Local property file '" + propPath + "'" ); if ( propPath != null ) { propFile = new File( propPath ); if ( propFile.exists() ) { result = UserProperties.loadPropertiesFile ( propPath, sysProps, null ); if ( ! result ) { System.err.println ( "ERROR loading local property file '" + propPath + "'" ); } } } // // ---- PROCESS THE GLOBAL PROPERTIES RESOURCES // UserProperties.loadPropertyResourceList ( UserProperties.APP_RSRCLIST_NAME, UserProperties.APP_RSRC_PREFIX, sysProps ); } private static void processDynamicProperties() { // // First, register any dynamic property definitions // defined by global properties. // Properties sysProps = System.getProperties(); String dynPropList = sysProps.getProperty( "global.dynamicPropList", null ); if ( dynPropList != null ) { String[] dynList = StringUtilities.splitString( dynPropList, ":" ); for ( int sIdx = 0 ; sIdx < dynList.length ; ++sIdx ) { String dynName = dynList[sIdx]; String pathPropName = "global.dynamicPropFile." + dynName; String dynPath = sysProps.getProperty( pathPropName, null ); if ( dynPath != null ) { if ( dynPath.startsWith( "~" + File.separator ) ) { dynPath = sysProps.getProperty( "user.home", "" ) + dynPath.substring( 2 ); } UserProperties.registerDynamicProperties ( dynName, dynPath, new Properties() ); } } } // Now, we do the actual loading of dynamic properties. Enumeration names = UserProperties.dynKeysTable.keys(); for ( ; names.hasMoreElements() ; ) { String name = (String) names.nextElement(); String path = (String) UserProperties.dynPathTable.get( name ); UserProperties.loadDynamicProperties( name, path ); } } public static void registerDynamicProperties( String name, String path, Properties props ) { UserProperties.dynPathTable.put( name, path ); UserProperties.addDynamicPropertyKeys( name, props ); } private static void addDynamicPropertyKeys( String name, Properties dynProps ) { Vector dynKeys = (Vector) UserProperties.dynKeysTable.get( name ); if ( dynKeys == null ) { dynKeys = ( dynProps == null ) ? new Vector( 0 ) : new Vector( dynProps.size() ); UserProperties.dynKeysTable.put( name, dynKeys ); } if ( dynProps != null ) { // Ensure all key names are Enumeration keys = dynProps.keys(); for ( ; keys.hasMoreElements() ; ) { String keyName = (String)keys.nextElement(); if ( ! dynKeys.contains( keyName ) ) dynKeys.addElement( keyName ); } } } /** * This method expects the property keys to be * <strong>normalized, meaning that they are * the full property name with the prefix added on. */ private static void copyDynamicProperties( String name, Properties props ) { String path = (String) UserProperties.dynPathTable.get( name ); Vector keys = (Vector) UserProperties.dynKeysTable.get( name ); if ( keys == null || path == null ) throw new NoSuchElementException ( "you have not registered the dynamic property " + "package named '" + name + "'" ); Properties sysProps = System.getProperties(); try { Enumeration enum = props.keys(); for ( ; enum.hasMoreElements() ; ) { String key = (String)enum.nextElement(); if ( key != null ) { String normalKey = UserProperties.normalizePropertyName( key ); sysProps.put( normalKey, props.get( key ) ); if ( ! keys.contains( normalKey ) ) keys.addElement( normalKey ); } } } catch ( NoSuchElementException ex ) { } } public static void setDynamicProperties( String name, Properties props ) { UserProperties.copyDynamicProperties( name, props ); } /** * This method expects the property keys to be <strong>not * <em>normalized, meaning that they are the full * property name with the prefix added on. */ public static void setDynamicProperty( String name, String propName, String propValue ) { UserProperties.workingProps.clear(); UserProperties.workingProps.put( propName, propValue ); UserProperties.setDynamicProperties ( name, UserProperties.workingProps ); } /** * This method removes a property from the dynamic properties. */ public static void removeDynamicProperty( String name, String propName ) { String path = (String) UserProperties.dynPathTable.get( name ); Vector keys = (Vector) UserProperties.dynKeysTable.get( name ); if ( keys == null || path == null ) throw new NoSuchElementException ( "you have not registered the dynamic property " + "package named '" + name + "'" ); String normalKey = UserProperties.normalizePropertyName( propName ); if ( keys.contains( normalKey ) ) { keys.removeElement( normalKey ); System.getProperties().remove( normalKey ); } } public static void saveDynamicProperties( String name ) throws IOException { String path = (String) UserProperties.dynPathTable.get( name ); Vector keys = (Vector) UserProperties.dynKeysTable.get( name ); if ( keys == null || path == null ) throw new NoSuchElementException ( "you have not registered the dynamic property " + "package named '" + name + "'" ); Properties dynProps = new Properties(); Properties sysProps = System.getProperties(); int count = keys.size(); for ( int idx = 0 ; idx < count ; ++idx ) { String pName = (String) keys.elementAt(idx); dynProps.put( pName, sysProps.get( pName ) ); } UserProperties.saveDynamicPropFile( name, path, dynProps ); } // // UNDONE // We should use an intermediate file and move at completion. This // would eliminate the file being trashed on an IOException. // private static void saveDynamicPropFile( String name, String path, Properties dynProps ) throws IOException { String eol = System.getProperty( "line.separator", "\n" ); String comment = eol + "## -------------------- W A R N I N G -------------------- " + eol + "# This file is automatically generated." + eol + "# Any changes you make to this file will be overwritten." + eol + "## ---------------------------------------------------------" + eol + "#"; FileOutputStream out = new FileOutputStream( path ); dynProps.put( "global.dynPropVersion." + name, UserProperties.DYNAMIC_PROPERTY_VERSION ); dynProps.save( out, comment ); out.close(); } public static void printContext( PrintStream out ) { out.println ( "os.name = '" + UserProperties.osname + "'" ); out.println ( "user.name = '" + UserProperties.userName + "'" ); out.println ( "user.home = '" + UserProperties.userHome + "'" ); out.println ( "java.home = '" + UserProperties.javaHome + "'" ); out.println( "" ); out.println ( "prefix = '" + UserProperties.prefix + "'" ); out.println ( "osSuffix = '" + UserProperties.osSuffix + "'" ); out.println ( "userSuffix = '" + UserProperties.userSuffix + "'" ); out.println( "" ); } public static void printUsage( PrintStream out ) { out.println ( "Properties options:" ); out.println ( " -propDebug -- " + "turns on debugging of property loading" ); out.println ( " -propVerbose -- " + "turns on verbose messages during loading" ); out.println ( " -propDefaults rsrcName -- " + "sets default properties resource name" ); out.println ( " -propFile path -- " + "sets application property file path" ); out.println ( " -propOS suffix -- " + "sets the os suffix" ); out.println ( " -propUser suffix -- " + "sets the user suffix" ); out.println ( " -propPrefix prefix -- " + "sets application property prefix" ); } static public String [] processOptions( String [] args ) { Vector newArgs = new Vector( args.length ); for ( int iArg = 0 ; iArg < args.length ; ++iArg ) { if ( args[iArg].equals( "-propPrefix" ) && (iArg + 1) < args.length ) { UserProperties.setPropertyPrefix( args[++iArg] ); } else if ( args[iArg].equals( "-propFile" ) && (iArg + 1) < args.length ) { UserProperties.setLocalPropertyFile( args[++iArg] ); } else if ( args[iArg].equals( "-propDefaults" ) && (iArg + 1) < args.length ) { UserProperties.setDefaultsResource( args[++iArg] ); } else if ( args[iArg].equals( "-propDebug" ) ) { UserProperties.setDebug( true ); } else if ( args[iArg].equals( "-propVerbose" ) ) { UserProperties.setVerbose( true ); } else if ( args[iArg].equals( "-propOS" ) && (iArg + 1) < args.length ) { UserProperties.setOSSuffix( args[++iArg] ); } else if ( args[iArg].equals( "-propUser" ) && (iArg + 1) < args.length ) { UserProperties.setUserSuffix( args[++iArg] ); } else { newArgs.addElement( args[iArg] ); } } String[] result = new String[ newArgs.size() ]; for ( int i = 0 ; i < newArgs.size() ; ++i ) result[i] = (String) newArgs.elementAt(i); return result; } } Other TarTool examples (source code examples)Here is a short list of links related to this TarTool UserProperties.java source code file: |
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