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package com.sun.jmx.mbeanserver;
import static com.sun.jmx.mbeanserver.Util.*;
import java.lang.ref.WeakReference;
import java.lang.reflect.Array;
import java.lang.reflect.Constructor;
import java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException;
import java.lang.reflect.Method;
import java.lang.reflect.Type;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.WeakHashMap;
import javax.management.Descriptor;
import javax.management.ImmutableDescriptor;
import javax.management.IntrospectionException;
import javax.management.InvalidAttributeValueException;
import javax.management.MBeanAttributeInfo;
import javax.management.MBeanConstructorInfo;
import javax.management.MBeanException;
import javax.management.MBeanInfo;
import javax.management.MBeanNotificationInfo;
import javax.management.MBeanOperationInfo;
import javax.management.NotCompliantMBeanException;
import javax.management.NotificationBroadcaster;
import javax.management.ReflectionException;
import sun.reflect.misc.ReflectUtil;
/**
* An introspector for MBeans of a certain type. There is one instance
* of this class for Standard MBeans, and one for every MXBeanMappingFactory;
* these two cases correspond to the two concrete subclasses of this abstract
* class.
*
* @param <M> the representation of methods for this kind of MBean:
* Method for Standard MBeans, ConvertingMethod for MXBeans.
*
* @since 1.6
*/
/*
* Using a type parameter <M> allows us to deal with the fact that
* Method and ConvertingMethod have no useful common ancestor, on
* which we could call getName, getGenericReturnType, etc. A simpler approach
* would be to wrap every Method in an object that does have a common
* ancestor with ConvertingMethod. But that would mean an extra object
* for every Method in every Standard MBean interface.
*/
abstract class MBeanIntrospector<M> {
static final class PerInterfaceMap<M>
extends WeakHashMap<Class>, WeakReference>> {}
/** The map from interface to PerInterface for this type of MBean. */
abstract PerInterfaceMap<M> getPerInterfaceMap();
/**
* The map from concrete implementation class and interface to
* MBeanInfo for this type of MBean.
*/
abstract MBeanInfoMap getMBeanInfoMap();
/** Make an interface analyzer for this type of MBean. */
abstract MBeanAnalyzer<M> getAnalyzer(Class> mbeanInterface)
throws NotCompliantMBeanException;
/** True if MBeans with this kind of introspector are MXBeans. */
abstract boolean isMXBean();
/** Find the M corresponding to the given Method. */
abstract M mFrom(Method m);
/** Get the name of this method. */
abstract String getName(M m);
/**
* Get the return type of this method. This is the return type
* of a method in a Java interface, so for MXBeans it is the
* declared Java type, not the mapped Open Type.
*/
abstract Type getGenericReturnType(M m);
/**
* Get the parameter types of this method in the Java interface
* it came from.
*/
abstract Type[] getGenericParameterTypes(M m);
/**
* Get the signature of this method as a caller would have to supply
* it in MBeanServer.invoke. For MXBeans, the named types will be
* the mapped Open Types for the parameters.
*/
abstract String[] getSignature(M m);
/**
* Check that this method is valid. For example, a method in an
* MXBean interface is not valid if one of its parameters cannot be
* mapped to an Open Type.
*/
abstract void checkMethod(M m);
/**
* Invoke the method with the given target and arguments.
*
* @param cookie Additional information about the target. For an
* MXBean, this is the MXBeanLookup associated with the MXBean.
*/
/*
* It would be cleaner if the type of the cookie were a
* type parameter to this class, but that would involve a lot of
* messy type parameter propagation just to avoid a couple of casts.
*/
abstract Object invokeM2(M m, Object target, Object[] args, Object cookie)
throws InvocationTargetException, IllegalAccessException,
MBeanException;
/**
* Test whether the given value is valid for the given parameter of this
* M.
*/
abstract boolean validParameter(M m, Object value, int paramNo,
Object cookie);
/**
* Construct an MBeanAttributeInfo for the given attribute based on the
* given getter and setter. One but not both of the getter and setter
* may be null.
*/
abstract MBeanAttributeInfo getMBeanAttributeInfo(String attributeName,
M getter, M setter);
/**
* Construct an MBeanOperationInfo for the given operation based on
* the M it was derived from.
*/
abstract MBeanOperationInfo getMBeanOperationInfo(String operationName,
M operation);
/**
* Get a Descriptor containing fields that MBeans of this kind will
* always have. For example, MXBeans will always have "mxbean=true".
*/
abstract Descriptor getBasicMBeanDescriptor();
/**
* Get a Descriptor containing additional fields beyond the ones
* from getBasicMBeanDescriptor that MBeans whose concrete class
* is resourceClass will always have.
*/
abstract Descriptor getMBeanDescriptor(Class<?> resourceClass);
/**
* Get the methods to be analyzed to build the MBean interface.
*/
final List<Method> getMethods(final Class> mbeanType) {
ReflectUtil.checkPackageAccess(mbeanType);
return Arrays.asList(mbeanType.getMethods());
}
final PerInterface<M> getPerInterface(Class> mbeanInterface)
throws NotCompliantMBeanException {
PerInterfaceMap<M> map = getPerInterfaceMap();
synchronized (map) {
WeakReference<PerInterface wr = map.get(mbeanInterface);
PerInterface<M> pi = (wr == null) ? null : wr.get();
if (pi == null) {
try {
MBeanAnalyzer<M> analyzer = getAnalyzer(mbeanInterface);
MBeanInfo mbeanInfo =
makeInterfaceMBeanInfo(mbeanInterface, analyzer);
pi = new PerInterface<M>(mbeanInterface, this, analyzer,
mbeanInfo);
wr = new WeakReference<PerInterface(pi);
map.put(mbeanInterface, wr);
} catch (Exception x) {
throw Introspector.throwException(mbeanInterface,x);
}
}
return pi;
}
}
/**
* Make the MBeanInfo skeleton for the given MBean interface using
* the given analyzer. This will never be the MBeanInfo of any real
* MBean (because the getClassName() must be a concrete class), but
* its MBeanAttributeInfo[] and MBeanOperationInfo[] can be inserted
* into such an MBeanInfo, and its Descriptor can be the basis for
* the MBeanInfo's Descriptor.
*/
private MBeanInfo makeInterfaceMBeanInfo(Class<?> mbeanInterface,
MBeanAnalyzer<M> analyzer) {
final MBeanInfoMaker maker = new MBeanInfoMaker();
analyzer.visit(maker);
final String description =
"Information on the management interface of the MBean";
return maker.makeMBeanInfo(mbeanInterface, description);
}
/** True if the given getter and setter are consistent. */
final boolean consistent(M getter, M setter) {
return (getter == null || setter == null ||
getGenericReturnType(getter).equals(getGenericParameterTypes(setter)[0]));
}
/**
* Invoke the given M on the given target with the given args and cookie.
* Wrap exceptions appropriately.
*/
final Object invokeM(M m, Object target, Object[] args, Object cookie)
throws MBeanException, ReflectionException {
try {
return invokeM2(m, target, args, cookie);
} catch (InvocationTargetException e) {
unwrapInvocationTargetException(e);
throw new RuntimeException(e); // not reached
} catch (IllegalAccessException e) {
throw new ReflectionException(e, e.toString());
}
/* We do not catch and wrap RuntimeException or Error,
* because we're in a DynamicMBean, so the logic for DynamicMBeans
* will do the wrapping.
*/
}
/**
* Invoke the given setter on the given target with the given argument
* and cookie. Wrap exceptions appropriately.
*/
/* If the value is of the wrong type for the method we are about to
* invoke, we are supposed to throw an InvalidAttributeValueException.
* Rather than making the check always, we invoke the method, then
* if it throws an exception we check the type to see if that was
* what caused the exception. The assumption is that an exception
* from an invalid type will arise before any user method is ever
* called (either in reflection or in OpenConverter).
*/
final void invokeSetter(String name, M setter, Object target, Object arg,
Object cookie)
throws MBeanException, ReflectionException,
InvalidAttributeValueException {
try {
invokeM2(setter, target, new Object[] {arg}, cookie);
} catch (IllegalAccessException e) {
throw new ReflectionException(e, e.toString());
} catch (RuntimeException e) {
maybeInvalidParameter(name, setter, arg, cookie);
throw e;
} catch (InvocationTargetException e) {
maybeInvalidParameter(name, setter, arg, cookie);
unwrapInvocationTargetException(e);
}
}
private void maybeInvalidParameter(String name, M setter, Object arg,
Object cookie)
throws InvalidAttributeValueException {
if (!validParameter(setter, arg, 0, cookie)) {
final String msg =
"Invalid value for attribute " + name + ": " + arg;
throw new InvalidAttributeValueException(msg);
}
}
static boolean isValidParameter(Method m, Object value, int paramNo) {
Class<?> c = m.getParameterTypes()[paramNo];
try {
// Following is expensive but we only call this method to determine
// if an exception is due to an incompatible parameter type.
// Plain old c.isInstance doesn't work for primitive types.
Object a = Array.newInstance(c, 1);
Array.set(a, 0, value);
return true;
} catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
return false;
}
}
private static void
unwrapInvocationTargetException(InvocationTargetException e)
throws MBeanException {
Throwable t = e.getCause();
if (t instanceof RuntimeException)
throw (RuntimeException) t;
else if (t instanceof Error)
throw (Error) t;
else
throw new MBeanException((Exception) t,
(t == null ? null : t.toString()));
}
/** A visitor that constructs the per-interface MBeanInfo. */
private class MBeanInfoMaker
implements MBeanAnalyzer.MBeanVisitor<M> {
public void visitAttribute(String attributeName,
M getter,
M setter) {
MBeanAttributeInfo mbai =
getMBeanAttributeInfo(attributeName, getter, setter);
attrs.add(mbai);
}
public void visitOperation(String operationName,
M operation) {
MBeanOperationInfo mboi =
getMBeanOperationInfo(operationName, operation);
ops.add(mboi);
}
/** Make an MBeanInfo based on the attributes and operations
* found in the interface. */
MBeanInfo makeMBeanInfo(Class<?> mbeanInterface,
String description) {
final MBeanAttributeInfo[] attrArray =
attrs.toArray(new MBeanAttributeInfo[0]);
final MBeanOperationInfo[] opArray =
ops.toArray(new MBeanOperationInfo[0]);
final String interfaceClassName =
"interfaceClassName=" + mbeanInterface.getName();
final Descriptor classNameDescriptor =
new ImmutableDescriptor(interfaceClassName);
final Descriptor mbeanDescriptor = getBasicMBeanDescriptor();
final Descriptor annotatedDescriptor =
Introspector.descriptorForElement(mbeanInterface);
final Descriptor descriptor =
DescriptorCache.getInstance().union(
classNameDescriptor,
mbeanDescriptor,
annotatedDescriptor);
return new MBeanInfo(mbeanInterface.getName(),
description,
attrArray,
null,
opArray,
null,
descriptor);
}
private final List<MBeanAttributeInfo> attrs = newList();
private final List<MBeanOperationInfo> ops = newList();
}
/*
* Looking up the MBeanInfo for a given base class (implementation class)
* is complicated by the fact that we may use the same base class with
* several different explicit MBean interfaces via the
* javax.management.StandardMBean class. It is further complicated
* by the fact that we have to be careful not to retain a strong reference
* to any Class object for fear we would prevent a ClassLoader from being
* garbage-collected. So we have a first lookup from the base class
* to a map for each interface that base class might specify giving
* the MBeanInfo constructed for that base class and interface.
*/
static class MBeanInfoMap
extends WeakHashMap<Class>, WeakHashMap, MBeanInfo>> {
}
/**
* Return the MBeanInfo for the given resource, based on the given
* per-interface data.
*/
final MBeanInfo getMBeanInfo(Object resource, PerInterface<M> perInterface) {
MBeanInfo mbi =
getClassMBeanInfo(resource.getClass(), perInterface);
MBeanNotificationInfo[] notifs = findNotifications(resource);
if (notifs == null || notifs.length == 0)
return mbi;
else {
return new MBeanInfo(mbi.getClassName(),
mbi.getDescription(),
mbi.getAttributes(),
mbi.getConstructors(),
mbi.getOperations(),
notifs,
mbi.getDescriptor());
}
}
/**
* Return the basic MBeanInfo for resources of the given class and
* per-interface data. This MBeanInfo might not be the final MBeanInfo
* for instances of the class, because if the class is a
* NotificationBroadcaster then each instance gets to decide what
* MBeanNotificationInfo[] to put in its own MBeanInfo.
*/
final MBeanInfo getClassMBeanInfo(Class<?> resourceClass,
PerInterface<M> perInterface) {
MBeanInfoMap map = getMBeanInfoMap();
synchronized (map) {
WeakHashMap<Class>, MBeanInfo> intfMap = map.get(resourceClass);
if (intfMap == null) {
intfMap = new WeakHashMap<Class>, MBeanInfo>();
map.put(resourceClass, intfMap);
}
Class<?> intfClass = perInterface.getMBeanInterface();
MBeanInfo mbi = intfMap.get(intfClass);
if (mbi == null) {
MBeanInfo imbi = perInterface.getMBeanInfo();
Descriptor descriptor =
ImmutableDescriptor.union(imbi.getDescriptor(),
getMBeanDescriptor(resourceClass));
mbi = new MBeanInfo(resourceClass.getName(),
imbi.getDescription(),
imbi.getAttributes(),
findConstructors(resourceClass),
imbi.getOperations(),
(MBeanNotificationInfo[]) null,
descriptor);
intfMap.put(intfClass, mbi);
}
return mbi;
}
}
static MBeanNotificationInfo[] findNotifications(Object moi) {
if (!(moi instanceof NotificationBroadcaster))
return null;
MBeanNotificationInfo[] mbn =
((NotificationBroadcaster) moi).getNotificationInfo();
if (mbn == null)
return null;
MBeanNotificationInfo[] result =
new MBeanNotificationInfo[mbn.length];
for (int i = 0; i < mbn.length; i++) {
MBeanNotificationInfo ni = mbn[i];
if (ni.getClass() != MBeanNotificationInfo.class)
ni = (MBeanNotificationInfo) ni.clone();
result[i] = ni;
}
return result;
}
private static MBeanConstructorInfo[] findConstructors(Class<?> c) {
Constructor<?>[] cons = c.getConstructors();
MBeanConstructorInfo[] mbc = new MBeanConstructorInfo[cons.length];
for (int i = 0; i < cons.length; i++) {
final String descr = "Public constructor of the MBean";
mbc[i] = new MBeanConstructorInfo(descr, cons[i]);
}
return mbc;
}
}
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