org.apache.catalina.startup.HostConfig Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: TomEEUndeployTest.java From tomee with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@Test public void justAContextStop() throws Exception { container.start(); assertEquals(0, webapps().length); final StandardHost standardHost = StandardHost.class.cast(TomcatHelper.getServer().findService("Tomcat").getContainer().findChild("localhost")); final HostConfig listener = new HostConfig(); // not done in embedded but that's the way autodeploy works in normal tomcat standardHost.addLifecycleListener(listener); createWebapp(new File(WORK_DIR, "tomee/webapps/my-webapp")); listener.lifecycleEvent(new LifecycleEvent(standardHost, Lifecycle.START_EVENT, standardHost)); assertEquals(1, webapps().length); webapps()[0].stop(); assertEquals(1, webapps().length); webapps()[0].start(); assertEquals(1, webapps().length); assertEquals("test", IO.slurp(new URL("http://localhost:" + http + "/my-webapp/"))); }
Example #2
Source File: MBeanFactory.java From Tomcat8-Source-Read with MIT License | 5 votes |
/** * Create a new StandardHost. * * @param parent MBean Name of the associated parent component * @param name Unique name of this Host * @param appBase Application base directory name * @param autoDeploy Should we auto deploy? * @param deployOnStartup Deploy on server startup? * @param deployXML Should we deploy Context XML config files property? * @param unpackWARs Should we unpack WARs when auto deploying? * @return the object name of the created host * * @exception Exception if an MBean cannot be created or registered */ public String createStandardHost(String parent, String name, String appBase, boolean autoDeploy, boolean deployOnStartup, boolean deployXML, boolean unpackWARs) throws Exception { // Create a new StandardHost instance StandardHost host = new StandardHost(); host.setName(name); host.setAppBase(appBase); host.setAutoDeploy(autoDeploy); host.setDeployOnStartup(deployOnStartup); host.setDeployXML(deployXML); host.setUnpackWARs(unpackWARs); // add HostConfig for active reloading HostConfig hostConfig = new HostConfig(); host.addLifecycleListener(hostConfig); // Add the new instance to its parent component ObjectName pname = new ObjectName(parent); Service service = getService(pname); Engine engine = service.getContainer(); engine.addChild(host); // Return the corresponding MBean name return host.getObjectName().toString(); }
Example #3
Source File: MBeanFactory.java From Tomcat7.0.67 with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Create a new StandardHost. * * @param parent MBean Name of the associated parent component * @param name Unique name of this Host * @param appBase Application base directory name * @param autoDeploy Should we auto deploy? * @param deployOnStartup Deploy on server startup? * @param deployXML Should we deploy Context XML config files property? * @param unpackWARs Should we unpack WARs when auto deploying? * * @exception Exception if an MBean cannot be created or registered */ public String createStandardHost(String parent, String name, String appBase, boolean autoDeploy, boolean deployOnStartup, boolean deployXML, boolean unpackWARs) throws Exception { // Create a new StandardHost instance StandardHost host = new StandardHost(); host.setName(name); host.setAppBase(appBase); host.setAutoDeploy(autoDeploy); host.setDeployOnStartup(deployOnStartup); host.setDeployXML(deployXML); host.setUnpackWARs(unpackWARs); // add HostConfig for active reloading HostConfig hostConfig = new HostConfig(); host.addLifecycleListener(hostConfig); // Add the new instance to its parent component ObjectName pname = new ObjectName(parent); Service service = getService(pname); Engine engine = (Engine) service.getContainer(); engine.addChild(host); // Return the corresponding MBean name return (host.getObjectName().toString()); }
Example #4
Source File: MBeanFactory.java From tomcatsrc with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Create a new StandardHost. * * @param parent MBean Name of the associated parent component * @param name Unique name of this Host * @param appBase Application base directory name * @param autoDeploy Should we auto deploy? * @param deployOnStartup Deploy on server startup? * @param deployXML Should we deploy Context XML config files property? * @param unpackWARs Should we unpack WARs when auto deploying? * * @exception Exception if an MBean cannot be created or registered */ public String createStandardHost(String parent, String name, String appBase, boolean autoDeploy, boolean deployOnStartup, boolean deployXML, boolean unpackWARs) throws Exception { // Create a new StandardHost instance StandardHost host = new StandardHost(); host.setName(name); host.setAppBase(appBase); host.setAutoDeploy(autoDeploy); host.setDeployOnStartup(deployOnStartup); host.setDeployXML(deployXML); host.setUnpackWARs(unpackWARs); // add HostConfig for active reloading HostConfig hostConfig = new HostConfig(); host.addLifecycleListener(hostConfig); // Add the new instance to its parent component ObjectName pname = new ObjectName(parent); Service service = getService(pname); Engine engine = (Engine) service.getContainer(); engine.addChild(host); // Return the corresponding MBean name return (host.getObjectName().toString()); }
Example #5
Source File: TomEEUndeployTest.java From tomee with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
@Test public void tomcatLifecycle() throws Exception { container.start(); assertEquals(0, webapps().length); final StandardHost standardHost = StandardHost.class.cast(TomcatHelper.getServer().findService("Tomcat").getContainer().findChild("localhost")); final HostConfig listener = new HostConfig(); // not done in embedded but that's the way autodeploy works in normal tomcat standardHost.addLifecycleListener(listener); createWebapp(new File(WORK_DIR, "tomee/webapps/my-webapp")); listener.lifecycleEvent(new LifecycleEvent(standardHost, Lifecycle.START_EVENT, standardHost)); assertEquals(1, webapps().length); }
Example #6
Source File: TomcatWebAppBuilder.java From tomee with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
private static boolean isReady(final HostConfig deployer) { if (deployer != null && HOST_CONFIG_HOST.get() != null) { try { return HOST_CONFIG_HOST.get().get(deployer) != null; } catch (final Exception e) { // no-op } } return false; }
Example #7
Source File: TomcatWebAppBuilder.java From tomee with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Creates a new web application builder * instance. */ public TomcatWebAppBuilder() { SystemInstance.get().setComponent(WebAppBuilder.class, this); SystemInstance.get().setComponent(TomcatWebAppBuilder.class, this); initJEEInfo = "true".equalsIgnoreCase(SystemInstance.get().getProperty(TomEESystemConfig.TOMEE_INIT_J2EE_INFO, "true")); // TODO: re-write this bit, so this becomes part of the listener, and we register this with the mbean server. final StandardServer standardServer = TomcatHelper.getServer(); globalListenerSupport = new GlobalListenerSupport(standardServer, this); //Getting host config listeners hosts = new Hosts(); SystemInstance.get().setComponent(Hosts.class, hosts); final ClassLoader tccl = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader(); for (final Service service : standardServer.findServices()) { if (service.getContainer() instanceof Engine) { final Engine engine = service.getContainer(); // add the global router if relevant final URL globalRouterConf = RouterValve.serverRouterConfigurationURL(); if (globalRouterConf != null) { final RouterValve routerValve = new RouterValve(); routerValve.setConfigurationPath(globalRouterConf); engine.getPipeline().addValve(routerValve); } parentClassLoader = engine.getParentClassLoader(); if (parentClassLoader == ClassLoader.getSystemClassLoader() && parentClassLoader != tccl) { parentClassLoader = tccl; engine.setParentClassLoader(tccl); } // else assume tomcat was setup to force a classloader and then respect it manageCluster(engine.getCluster()); hosts.setDefault(engine.getDefaultHost()); addTomEERealm(engine); for (final Container engineChild : engine.findChildren()) { if (engineChild instanceof StandardHost) { final StandardHost host = (StandardHost) engineChild; manageCluster(host.getCluster()); addTomEERealm(host); host.getPipeline().addValve(new OpenEJBSecurityListener.RequestCapturer()); hosts.add(host); for (final LifecycleListener listener : host.findLifecycleListeners()) { if (listener instanceof HostConfig) { final HostConfig hostConfig = (HostConfig) listener; deployers.put(host.getName(), hostConfig); } } } } } } SystemInstance.get().addObserver(new ClusterObserver(clusters)); final OpenEjbConfigurationFactory component = SystemInstance.get().getComponent(OpenEjbConfigurationFactory.class); ConfigurationFactory configurationFactory = ConfigurationFactory.class.isInstance(component) ? ConfigurationFactory.class.cast(component) : SystemInstance.get().getComponent(ConfigurationFactory.class); if (configurationFactory == null) { configurationFactory = new ConfigurationFactory(); } this.configurationFactory = configurationFactory; deploymentLoader = new DeploymentLoader(); servletContextHandler = new ServletContextHandler(); setComponentsUsedByCDI(); try { // before tomcat was using ServiceLoader or manually instantiation, now it uses SL for itself so we can be in conflict WebSockets.setConfigurator(); } catch (final Throwable th) { // no-op: can be another API impl, normally we are ok, this is really just a safe belt } noHostCheck = !Boolean.parseBoolean(SystemInstance.get().getProperty("tomee.host.check", "true")); }