Examples with JDBCDriverInfo com.varsql.core.connection.beans.JDBCDriverInfo used on opensource projects

Example 6 with JDBCDriverInfo

use of com.varsql.core.connection.beans.JDBCDriverInfo in project varsql by varsqlinfo.

the class DriverProvierMgmtServiceImpl method driverCheck.

public ResponseResult driverCheck(DBTypeDriverProviderRequestDTO dto) throws EncryptDecryptException {
    ResponseResult resultObject = new ResponseResult();
    String driverProviderId = dto.getDriverProviderId();
    DBTypeDriverProviderEntity entity = dbTypeDriverProviderRepository.findByDriverProviderId(driverProviderId);
    if (entity == null) {
        resultObject.setResultCode(RequestResultCode.NOT_FOUND);
        resultObject.setMessage("db jdbc provider not found : " + driverProviderId);
        return resultObject;
    }
    StringBuffer errorMsg = new StringBuffer();
    try {
        List<FileInfo> driverJarFiles;
        if (PathType.PATH.equals(PathType.getPathType(dto.getPathType()))) {
            driverJarFiles = FileServiceUtils.getFileInfos(dto.getDriverPath().split(";"));
        } else {
            driverJarFiles = FileServiceUtils.getFileInfos(dbTypeDriverFileEntityRepository.findByFileContId(entity.getDriverProviderId()));
        }
        JDBCDriverInfo jdbcDriverInfo = new JDBCDriverInfo(dto.getDriverProviderId(), dto.getDriverClass());
        jdbcDriverInfo.setDriverFiles(driverJarFiles);
        if (JdbcDriverLoader.checkDriver(jdbcDriverInfo) != null) {
            resultObject.setResultCode(VarsqlAppCode.SUCCESS);
        } else {
            resultObject.setMessage("driver null");
            resultObject.setResultCode(VarsqlAppCode.ERROR);
        }
        resultObject.setResultCode(VarsqlAppCode.SUCCESS);
    } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
        resultObject.setResultCode(VarsqlAppCode.ERROR);
        resultObject.setMessage("class not found : " + dto.getDriverClass() + "\nerror message : " + e.getMessage());
        logger.error(getClass().getName(), e);
    } catch (Exception e) {
        resultObject.setResultCode(VarsqlAppCode.ERROR);
        resultObject.setMessage(e.getMessage() + BlankConstants.NEW_LINE + errorMsg);
        logger.error(getClass().getName(), e);
    }
    return resultObject;
}