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o instead of Ant conditions to test socket connections and http connections, use Jelly so that properties can be reset each time init is called.

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Issue ID: MPAPPSERVER-7


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plynch 2004-04-25 20:19:51 +00:00
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<!-- a flag to see if the appserver is started -->
<j:remove var="maven.appserver.started" />
<ant:condition property="maven.appserver.started">
<ant:and>
<ant:socket server="${maven.appserver.host}"
port="${maven.appserver.test.socket}" />
<!-- only use the test url if defined, else just use the socket -->
<j:if test="${context.getVariable('maven.appserver.test.url') != null}">
<ant:http url="${maven.appserver.test.url}" />
<j:remove var="failedSocket" />
<j:set var="canHttpConnect" value="true" /><!-- default -->
<j:if test="${context.getVariable('maven.appserver.test.url') != null}">
<!-- override default true above because test url is optional -->
<j:set var="canHttpConnect" value="false" />
<!-- test url connection -->
<j:catch var="httpConnectException" >
<j:new className="java.net.URL" var="testURL" >
<j:arg type="java.lang.String"
value="${context.getVariable('maven.appserver.test.url')}" />
</j:new>
<j:invoke on="${testURL}" method="openConnection" var="testConnection"/>
<j:invoke on="${testConnection}" method="getResponseCode" var="testResponse" />
<j:if test="${testResponse gt 0 and testResponse lt 400}">
<j:set var="canHttpConnect" value="true" />
</j:if>
</ant:and>
</ant:condition>
</j:catch>
<j:if test="${httpConnectException.getCause().getCause().toString().indexOf('MalformedURLException') ge 0}">
<exception:appserverTestURLInvalid
propname="maven.appserver.test.url"
propvalue="${context.getVariable('maven.appserver.test.url')}"
cause="${httpConnectException}"/>
</j:if>
<!-- clean up the objects to prevent leak in long sessions -->
<j:remove var="testURL" />
<j:remove var="testConnection" />
<j:remove var="testResponse" />
</j:if>
<!-- always test socket -->
<j:catch var="failedSocket">
<j:new className="java.net.Socket" var="dummy">
<j:arg type="java.lang.String"
value="${context.getVariable('maven.appserver.host')}" />
<j:arg type="int"
value="${context.getVariable('maven.appserver.test.socket')}" />
</j:new>
</j:catch>
<j:if test="${failedSocket.getCause() == null and canHttpConnect == 'true'}">
<j:set var="maven.appserver.started" value="true" />
</j:if>
<!-- a flag to see if the appserver is installed -->
<j:remove var="maven.appserver.installed" />
<ant:condition property="maven.appserver.installed">
<ant:and>
<ant:available file="${maven.appserver.root}" type="dir" />
<ant:available file="${maven.appserver.dir}" type="dir" />
</ant:and>
</ant:condition>
<util:available file="${maven.appserver.root}" >
<util:available file="${maven.appserver.dir}" >
<j:set var="maven.appserver.installed" value="true" />
</util:available>
</util:available>
<j:if test="${context.getVariable('maven.appserver.started') == 'true' and context.getVariable('maven.appserver.installed') == 'true'}">
<j:set var="maven.appserver.installedAndStarted" value="true" />