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* For clients who want to work with Sniffers, see SnifferManager in the kernel. * * @author Jerome Dochez */ @Contract public interface Sniffer { /** * Returns true if the passed file or directory is recognized by this * sniffer. * @param source the file or directory abstracted as an archive * @param loader if the class loader capable of loading classes and * resources from the source archive. * @return true if the location is recognized by this sniffer */ public boolean handles(ReadableArchive source, ClassLoader loader); /** * Returns the array of patterns to apply against the request URL * If the pattern matches the URL, the service method of the associated * container will be invoked * @return array of patterns */ public String[] getURLPatterns(); /** * Returns the list of annotations types that this sniffer is interested in. * If an application bundle contains at least one class annotated with * one of the returned annotations, the deployment process will not * call the handles method but will invoke the containers deployers as if * the handles method had been called and returned true. * * @return list of annotations this sniffer is interested in or an empty array */ public Class[] getAnnotationTypes(); /** * Returns the module type associated with this sniffer * @return the container name */ public String getModuleType(); /** * Sets up the container libraries so that any imported bundle from the * connector jar file will now be known to the module subsystem * * This method returns a {@link Module}s for the module containing * the core implementation of the container. That means that this module * will be locked as long as there is at least one module loaded in the * associated container. * * @param containerHome is where the container implementation resides * @param logger the logger to use * @return the module definition of the core container implementation. * * @throws java.io.IOException exception if something goes sour */ public Module[] setup(String containerHome, Logger logger) throws IOException; /** * Tears down a container, remove all imported libraries from the module * subsystem. * */ public void tearDown(); /** * Returns the list of Containers that this Sniffer enables. * * The runtime will look up each container implementing * using the names provided in the habitat. * * @return list of container names known to the habitat for this sniffer */ public String[] getContainersNames(); /** * @return whether this sniffer should be visible to user * */ public boolean isUserVisible(); /** * Returns a map of deployment configurations for this Sniffer from the * specific archive source. *

* Many sniffers (esp. Java EE sniffers) will choose to set the key of each * map entry to the relative path within the ReadableArchive of the * deployment descriptor and the value of that map entry to the * descriptor's contents. * * @param source the contents of the application's archive * @return map of configuration names to configurations for the application * @throws java.io.IOException in case of errors searching or reading the * archive for the deployment configuration(s) */ public Map getDeploymentConfigurations(final ReadableArchive source) throws IOException; /** * @return the set of the sniffers that should not co-exist for the * same module. For example, ejb and appclient sniffers should not * be returned in the sniffer list for a certain module. * This method will be used to validate and filter the retrieved sniffer * lists for a certain module * */ public String[] getIncompatibleSnifferTypes(); }