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Java example source code file (Continuation.java)
The Continuation.java Java example source code/* * Copyright (c) 1999, 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. * DO NOT ALTER OR REMOVE COPYRIGHT NOTICES OR THIS FILE HEADER. * * This code is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it * under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 only, as * published by the Free Software Foundation. Oracle designates this * particular file as subject to the "Classpath" exception as provided * by Oracle in the LICENSE file that accompanied this code. * * This code is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT * ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or * FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License * version 2 for more details (a copy is included in the LICENSE file that * accompanied this code). * * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License version * 2 along with this work; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, * Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA. * * Please contact Oracle, 500 Oracle Parkway, Redwood Shores, CA 94065 USA * or visit www.oracle.com if you need additional information or have any * questions. */ package com.sun.jndi.toolkit.ctx; import javax.naming.*; import javax.naming.spi.ResolveResult; import java.util.Hashtable; /** * This class contains information required to continue * the method (place where it left off, and remaining name to * continue). * * @author Rosanna Lee */ public class Continuation extends ResolveResult { /** * The name that we started out with. It is initialized by the constructor * and used to calculate to "resolved name" in NamingException in * fillInException(). * %%% Note that this approach does not always do the calculation * correctly with respect to absence or presence of the trailing slash * for resolved name. */ protected Name starter; /** * Whether links were encountered. */ protected Object followingLink = null; /** * The environment used by the caller. Initialized by constructor and * used when filling out a CannotProceedException. */ protected Hashtable<?,?> environment = null; /** * Indicates whether the Continuation instance indicates that the operation * should be continued using the data in the Continuation. * Typically, this is only false if an error has been encountered or if * the operation has succeeded. */ protected boolean continuing = false; /** * The last resolved context. Used to set the "AltNameCtx" in a * CannotProceedException. */ protected Context resolvedContext = null; /** * The resolved name relative to resolvedContext. Used to set the * "AltName" in a CannotProceedException. */ protected Name relativeResolvedName = null; /** * Constructs a new instance of Continuation. * Used as dummy for contexts that do not do federation (e.g. for schema ops) */ public Continuation() { } /** * Constructs a new instance of Continuation. * @param top The name of the object that is to be resolved/operated upon. * This becomes the Continuation's 'starter' and is used to * calculate the "resolved name" when filling in a NamingException. * @param environment The environment used by the caller. It is used * when setting the "environment" of a CannotProceedException. */ @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") // For Hashtable clone: environment.clone() public Continuation(Name top, Hashtable<?,?> environment) { super(); starter = top; this.environment = (Hashtable<?,?>) ((environment == null) ? null : environment.clone()); } /** * Determines whether this Continuation contains data that should be * used to continue the operation. * * @return true if operation should continue; false if operation has * completed (successfully or unsuccessfully). */ public boolean isContinue() { return continuing; } /** * Sets this Continuation to indicate successful completion. * Subsequent calls to isContinue() will return false. * This method is different from the setError() methods only from * the standpoint that this method does not set any of the other * fields such as resolved object or resolved context. This is because * this method is typically called when the context recognizes that * the operation has successfully completed and that the continuation * already contains the appropriately set fields. * @see setError * @see setErrorNNS */ public void setSuccess() { continuing = false; } /** * Fills in an exception's fields using data from this Continuation. * The resolved name is set by subtracting remainingName from starter. * %%% This might not not always produce the correct answer wrt trailing "/". * If the exception is a CannotProceedException, its environment, * altName, and altNameCtx fields are set using this continuation's * environment, relativeResolvedName, and resolvedContext. * * @param e The non-null naming exception to fill. * @return The non-null naming exception with its fields set using * data from this Continuation. */ public NamingException fillInException(NamingException e) { e.setRemainingName(remainingName); e.setResolvedObj(resolvedObj); if (starter == null || starter.isEmpty()) e.setResolvedName(null); else if (remainingName == null) e.setResolvedName(starter); else e.setResolvedName( starter.getPrefix(starter.size() - remainingName.size())); if ((e instanceof CannotProceedException)) { CannotProceedException cpe = (CannotProceedException)e; Hashtable<?,?> env = (environment == null ? new Hashtable<>(11) : (Hashtable,?>)environment.clone()); cpe.setEnvironment(env); cpe.setAltNameCtx(resolvedContext); cpe.setAltName(relativeResolvedName); } return e; } /** * Sets this Continuation to indicated that an error has occurred, * and that the remaining name is rename + "/". * * This method is typically called by _nns methods that have been * given a name to process. It might process part of that name but * encountered some error. Consequenetly, it would call setErrorNNS() * with the remaining name. Since the _nns method was expected to * operate upon the "nns" of the original name, the remaining name * must include the "nns". That's why this method adds a trailing "/". *<p> * After this method is called, isContinuing() returns false. * * @param resObj The possibly null object that was resolved to. * @param remain The non-null remaining name. */ public void setErrorNNS(Object resObj, Name remain) { Name nm = (Name)(remain.clone()); try { nm.add(""); } catch (InvalidNameException e) { // ignore; can't happen for composite name } setErrorAux(resObj, nm); } /** * Form that accepts a String name instead of a Name name. * @param resObj The possibly null object that was resolved to. * @param remain The possibly String remaining name. * * @see #setErrorNNS(java.lang.Object, javax.naming.Name) */ public void setErrorNNS(Object resObj, String remain) { CompositeName rname = new CompositeName(); try { if (remain != null && !remain.equals("")) rname.add(remain); rname.add(""); } catch (InvalidNameException e) { // ignore, can't happen for composite name } setErrorAux(resObj, rname); } /** * Sets this Continuation to indicated that an error has occurred * and supply resolved information. * * This method is typically called by methods that have been * given a name to process. It might process part of that name but * encountered some error. Consequenetly, it would call setError() * with the resolved object and the remaining name. *<p> * After this method is called, isContinuing() returns false. * * @param resObj The possibly null object that was resolved to. * @param remain The possibly null remaining name. */ public void setError(Object resObj, Name remain) { if (remain != null) remainingName = (Name)(remain.clone()); else remainingName = null; setErrorAux(resObj, remainingName); } /** * Form that accepts a String name instead of a Name name. * @param resObj The possibly null object that was resolved to. * @param remain The possibly String remaining name. * * @see #setError(java.lang.Object, javax.naming.Name) */ public void setError(Object resObj, String remain) { CompositeName rname = new CompositeName(); if (remain != null && !remain.equals("")) { try { rname.add(remain); } catch (InvalidNameException e) { // ignore; can't happen for composite name } } setErrorAux(resObj, rname); } private void setErrorAux(Object resObj, Name rname) { remainingName = rname; resolvedObj = resObj; continuing = false; } private void setContinueAux(Object resObj, Name relResName, Context currCtx, Name remain) { if (resObj instanceof LinkRef) { setContinueLink(resObj, relResName, currCtx, remain); } else { remainingName = remain; resolvedObj = resObj; relativeResolvedName = relResName; resolvedContext = currCtx; continuing = true; } } /** * Sets this Continuation with the supplied data, and set remaining name * to be "/". * This method is typically called by _nns methods that have been * given a name to process. It might the name (without the nns) and * continue process of the nns elsewhere. * Consequently, it would call this form of the setContinueNNS(). * This method supplies "/" as the remaining name. *<p> * After this method is called, isContinuing() returns true. * * @param resObj The possibly null resolved object. * @param relResName The non-null resolved name relative to currCtx. * @param currCtx The non-null context from which relResName is to be resolved. */ public void setContinueNNS(Object resObj, Name relResName, Context currCtx) { CompositeName rname = new CompositeName(); setContinue(resObj, relResName, currCtx, PartialCompositeContext._NNS_NAME); } /** * Overloaded form that accesses String names. * * @param resObj The possibly null resolved object. * @param relResName The non-null resolved name relative to currCtx. * @param currCtx The non-null context from which relResName is to be resolved. * @see #setContinueNNS(java.lang.Object, javax.naming.Name, javax.naming.Context) */ public void setContinueNNS(Object resObj, String relResName, Context currCtx) { CompositeName relname = new CompositeName(); try { relname.add(relResName); } catch (NamingException e) {} setContinue(resObj, relname, currCtx, PartialCompositeContext._NNS_NAME); } /** * Sets this Continuation with the supplied data, and set remaining name * to be the empty name. * This method is typically called by list-style methods * in which the target context implementing list() expects an * empty name. For example when c_list() is given a non-empty name to * process, it would resolve that name, and then call setContinue() * with the resolved object so that the target context to be listed * would be called with the empty name (i.e. list the target context itself). *<p> * After this method is called, isContinuing() returns true. * * @param resObj The possibly null resolved object. * @param relResName The non-null resolved name relative to currCtx. * @param currCtx The non-null context from which relResName is to be resolved. */ public void setContinue(Object obj, Name relResName, Context currCtx) { setContinueAux(obj, relResName, currCtx, (Name)PartialCompositeContext._EMPTY_NAME.clone()); } /** * Sets this Continuation with the supplied data. * This method is typically called by a method that has been asked * to operate on a name. The method resolves part of the name * (relResName) to obj and sets the unprocessed part to rename. * It calls setContinue() so that the operation can be continued * using this data. *<p> * After this method is called, isContinuing() returns true. * * @param resObj The possibly null resolved object. * @param relResName The non-null resolved name relative to currCtx. * @param currCtx The non-null context from which relResName is to be resolved. * @param remain The non-null remaining name. */ public void setContinue(Object obj, Name relResName, Context currCtx, Name remain) { if (remain != null) this.remainingName = (Name)(remain.clone()); else this.remainingName = new CompositeName(); setContinueAux(obj, relResName, currCtx, remainingName); } /** * String overload. * * @param resObj The possibly null resolved object. * @param relResName The non-null resolved name relative to currCtx. * @param currCtx The non-null context from which relResName is to be resolved. * @param remain The non-null remaining name. * @see #setContinue(java.lang.Object, java.lang.String, javax.naming.Context, java.lang.String) */ public void setContinue(Object obj, String relResName, Context currCtx, String remain) { CompositeName relname = new CompositeName(); if (!relResName.equals("")) { try { relname.add(relResName); } catch (NamingException e){} } CompositeName rname = new CompositeName(); if (!remain.equals("")) { try { rname.add(remain); } catch (NamingException e) { } } setContinueAux(obj, relname, currCtx, rname); } /** * %%% This method is kept only for backward compatibility. Delete when * old implementations updated. * * Replaced by setContinue(obj, relResName, (Context)currCtx); * * @deprecated */ @Deprecated public void setContinue(Object obj, Object currCtx) { setContinue(obj, null, (Context)currCtx); } /** * Sets this Continuation to process a linkRef. * %%% Not working yet. */ private void setContinueLink(Object linkRef, Name relResName, Context resolvedCtx, Name rname) { this.followingLink = linkRef; this.remainingName = rname; this.resolvedObj = resolvedCtx; this.relativeResolvedName = PartialCompositeContext._EMPTY_NAME; this.resolvedContext = resolvedCtx; this.continuing = true; } public String toString() { if (remainingName != null) return starter.toString() + "; remainingName: '" + remainingName + "'"; else return starter.toString(); } public String toString(boolean detail) { if (!detail || this.resolvedObj == null) return this.toString(); return this.toString() + "; resolvedObj: " + this.resolvedObj + "; relativeResolvedName: " + relativeResolvedName + "; resolvedContext: " + resolvedContext; } private static final long serialVersionUID = 8162530656132624308L; } Other Java examples (source code examples)Here is a short list of links related to this Java Continuation.java source code file: |
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