org.apache.tools.ant.types.CommandlineJava Java Examples

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Example #1
Source File: VulasAgentMojo.java    From steady with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
public String prependVMArguments(final String arguments, final File agentJarFile) {

			CommandlineJava commandlineJava = new CommandlineJava() {
				@Override
				public void setVm(String vm) {
					//do not set "**/java" as the first command
				}
			};

			//add the javaagent
			commandlineJava.createVmArgument().setLine(format("-javaagent:%s", agentJarFile));

			//remove any javaagent with the same file name from the arguments
			final String[] args = Commandline.translateCommandline(arguments);
			// the new javaagent, as used by the prepare-vulas-agent goal
			final String regexForCurrentVulasAgent = format("-javaagent:(\"?)%s(\"?)", Pattern.quote(agentJarFile.toString()));
			// the default name of the legacy JAR
			final String regexForOldVulasAgent = format("-javaagent:(\"?).*%s(\"?)", Pattern.quote("/vulas/lib/vulas-core-latest-jar-with-dependencies.jar"));

			ArrayList<String> patterns = new ArrayList<>();
			patterns.add(regexForCurrentVulasAgent);
			patterns.add(regexForOldVulasAgent);
			// go through the arguments to check for existing javaagents
			argprocess: for (String arg : args) {

				// check if one of vulas's agents is already defined as an arg
				// if yes ignore the arg
				for (String regExExp : patterns) {
					if (arg.matches(regExExp)) {
						continue argprocess;
					}

				}
				commandlineJava.createArgument().setLine(arg);

			}
			
			//add my properties
			for (final String key : this.agentOptions.keySet()) {
				final String value = this.agentOptions.get(key);
				if (value != null && !value.isEmpty()) {
					Environment.Variable variable = new Environment.Variable();
					variable.setKey(key);
					variable.setValue(value);
					commandlineJava.addSysproperty(variable);
				}
			}

			//add -noverify
			commandlineJava.createVmArgument().setValue("-noverify");

			return commandlineJava.toString();
		}
Example #2
Source File: ValidatorTask.java    From ironjacamar with Eclipse Public License 1.0 2 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Accessor to the command line.
 *
 * @return the current command line.
 */
public CommandlineJava getCommandLine()
{
   return cmdl;
}