Java Code Examples for sun.rmi.rmic.iiop.Util#getOutputDirectoryForStub()

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Example 1
Source File: Generator.java    From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Return the File object that should be used as the output file
 * for the given OutputType.
 * @param outputType The type to create a file for.
 * @param destinationDir The directory to use as the root of the
 * package heirarchy.  May be null, in which case the current
 * classpath is searched to find the directory in which to create
 * the output file.  If that search fails (most likely because the
 * package directory lives in a zip or jar file rather than the
 * file system), the current user directory is used.
 */
protected File getFileFor(OutputType outputType, File destinationDir) {
    // Calling this method does some crucial initialization
    // in a subclass implementation. Don't skip it.
    Identifier id = getOutputId(outputType);
    File packageDir = null;
    if(idl){
        packageDir = Util.getOutputDirectoryForIDL(id,destinationDir,env);
    } else {
        packageDir = Util.getOutputDirectoryForStub(id,destinationDir,env);
    }
    String classFileName = outputType.getName() + getFileNameExtensionFor(outputType);
    return new File(packageDir, classFileName);
}
Example 2
Source File: Generator.java    From jdk8u60 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Return the File object that should be used as the output file
 * for the given OutputType.
 * @param outputType The type to create a file for.
 * @param destinationDir The directory to use as the root of the
 * package heirarchy.  May be null, in which case the current
 * classpath is searched to find the directory in which to create
 * the output file.  If that search fails (most likely because the
 * package directory lives in a zip or jar file rather than the
 * file system), the current user directory is used.
 */
protected File getFileFor(OutputType outputType, File destinationDir) {
    // Calling this method does some crucial initialization
    // in a subclass implementation. Don't skip it.
    Identifier id = getOutputId(outputType);
    File packageDir = null;
    if(idl){
        packageDir = Util.getOutputDirectoryForIDL(id,destinationDir,env);
    } else {
        packageDir = Util.getOutputDirectoryForStub(id,destinationDir,env);
    }
    String classFileName = outputType.getName() + getFileNameExtensionFor(outputType);
    return new File(packageDir, classFileName);
}
Example 3
Source File: Generator.java    From openjdk-jdk8u with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Return the File object that should be used as the output file
 * for the given OutputType.
 * @param outputType The type to create a file for.
 * @param destinationDir The directory to use as the root of the
 * package heirarchy.  May be null, in which case the current
 * classpath is searched to find the directory in which to create
 * the output file.  If that search fails (most likely because the
 * package directory lives in a zip or jar file rather than the
 * file system), the current user directory is used.
 */
protected File getFileFor(OutputType outputType, File destinationDir) {
    // Calling this method does some crucial initialization
    // in a subclass implementation. Don't skip it.
    Identifier id = getOutputId(outputType);
    File packageDir = null;
    if(idl){
        packageDir = Util.getOutputDirectoryForIDL(id,destinationDir,env);
    } else {
        packageDir = Util.getOutputDirectoryForStub(id,destinationDir,env);
    }
    String classFileName = outputType.getName() + getFileNameExtensionFor(outputType);
    return new File(packageDir, classFileName);
}
Example 4
Source File: Generator.java    From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Return the File object that should be used as the output file
 * for the given OutputType.
 * @param outputType The type to create a file for.
 * @param destinationDir The directory to use as the root of the
 * package heirarchy.  May be null, in which case the current
 * classpath is searched to find the directory in which to create
 * the output file.  If that search fails (most likely because the
 * package directory lives in a zip or jar file rather than the
 * file system), the current user directory is used.
 */
protected File getFileFor(OutputType outputType, File destinationDir) {
    // Calling this method does some crucial initialization
    // in a subclass implementation. Don't skip it.
    Identifier id = getOutputId(outputType);
    File packageDir = null;
    if(idl){
        packageDir = Util.getOutputDirectoryForIDL(id,destinationDir,env);
    } else {
        packageDir = Util.getOutputDirectoryForStub(id,destinationDir,env);
    }
    String classFileName = outputType.getName() + getFileNameExtensionFor(outputType);
    return new File(packageDir, classFileName);
}
Example 5
Source File: Generator.java    From openjdk-jdk9 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Return the File object that should be used as the output file
 * for the given OutputType.
 * @param outputType The type to create a file for.
 * @param destinationDir The directory to use as the root of the
 * package heirarchy.  May be null, in which case the current
 * classpath is searched to find the directory in which to create
 * the output file.  If that search fails (most likely because the
 * package directory lives in a zip or jar file rather than the
 * file system), the current user directory is used.
 */
protected File getFileFor(OutputType outputType, File destinationDir) {
    // Calling this method does some crucial initialization
    // in a subclass implementation. Don't skip it.
    Identifier id = getOutputId(outputType);
    File packageDir = null;
    if(idl){
        packageDir = Util.getOutputDirectoryForIDL(id,destinationDir,env);
    } else {
        packageDir = Util.getOutputDirectoryForStub(id,destinationDir,env);
    }
    String classFileName = outputType.getName() + getFileNameExtensionFor(outputType);
    return new File(packageDir, classFileName);
}
Example 6
Source File: Generator.java    From hottub with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Return the File object that should be used as the output file
 * for the given OutputType.
 * @param outputType The type to create a file for.
 * @param destinationDir The directory to use as the root of the
 * package heirarchy.  May be null, in which case the current
 * classpath is searched to find the directory in which to create
 * the output file.  If that search fails (most likely because the
 * package directory lives in a zip or jar file rather than the
 * file system), the current user directory is used.
 */
protected File getFileFor(OutputType outputType, File destinationDir) {
    // Calling this method does some crucial initialization
    // in a subclass implementation. Don't skip it.
    Identifier id = getOutputId(outputType);
    File packageDir = null;
    if(idl){
        packageDir = Util.getOutputDirectoryForIDL(id,destinationDir,env);
    } else {
        packageDir = Util.getOutputDirectoryForStub(id,destinationDir,env);
    }
    String classFileName = outputType.getName() + getFileNameExtensionFor(outputType);
    return new File(packageDir, classFileName);
}
Example 7
Source File: Generator.java    From openjdk-8-source with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Return the File object that should be used as the output file
 * for the given OutputType.
 * @param outputType The type to create a file for.
 * @param destinationDir The directory to use as the root of the
 * package heirarchy.  May be null, in which case the current
 * classpath is searched to find the directory in which to create
 * the output file.  If that search fails (most likely because the
 * package directory lives in a zip or jar file rather than the
 * file system), the current user directory is used.
 */
protected File getFileFor(OutputType outputType, File destinationDir) {
    // Calling this method does some crucial initialization
    // in a subclass implementation. Don't skip it.
    Identifier id = getOutputId(outputType);
    File packageDir = null;
    if(idl){
        packageDir = Util.getOutputDirectoryForIDL(id,destinationDir,env);
    } else {
        packageDir = Util.getOutputDirectoryForStub(id,destinationDir,env);
    }
    String classFileName = outputType.getName() + getFileNameExtensionFor(outputType);
    return new File(packageDir, classFileName);
}
Example 8
Source File: Generator.java    From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Return the File object that should be used as the output file
 * for the given OutputType.
 * @param outputType The type to create a file for.
 * @param destinationDir The directory to use as the root of the
 * package heirarchy.  May be null, in which case the current
 * classpath is searched to find the directory in which to create
 * the output file.  If that search fails (most likely because the
 * package directory lives in a zip or jar file rather than the
 * file system), the current user directory is used.
 */
protected File getFileFor(OutputType outputType, File destinationDir) {
    // Calling this method does some crucial initialization
    // in a subclass implementation. Don't skip it.
    Identifier id = getOutputId(outputType);
    File packageDir = null;
    if(idl){
        packageDir = Util.getOutputDirectoryForIDL(id,destinationDir,env);
    } else {
        packageDir = Util.getOutputDirectoryForStub(id,destinationDir,env);
    }
    String classFileName = outputType.getName() + getFileNameExtensionFor(outputType);
    return new File(packageDir, classFileName);
}