Examples with JoynrInjectorFactory io.joynr.runtime.JoynrInjectorFactory used on opensource projects

Example 26 with JoynrInjectorFactory

use of io.joynr.runtime.JoynrInjectorFactory in project joynr by bmwcarit.

the class HelloWorldJava method main.

public static final void main(String... args) throws InterruptedException {
    JoynrInjectorFactory joynrInjectorFactory = new JoynrInjectorFactory(new CCInProcessRuntimeModule());
    JoynrApplication helloWorldApplication = joynrInjectorFactory.createApplication(HelloWorldApplication.class);
    helloWorldApplication.run();
    // Wait for the application to finish, shutdown and exit
    executionSemaphore.acquire();
    helloWorldApplication.shutdown();
    logger.info("Done.");
}

Example 27 with JoynrInjectorFactory

use of io.joynr.runtime.JoynrInjectorFactory in project joynr by bmwcarit.

the class GpsConsumerApplication method main.

/**
 * Main method. This method is responsible for: 1. Instantiating the consumer application. 2. Injecting the instance
 * with Guice bindings 3. Starting the application. 4. Ending the application so that the necessary clean up calls
 * are made.
 *
 * @param args arguments give when calling the main method
 */
public static void main(String[] args) {
    // mvn exec:java -Dexec.classpathScope="test" -Dexec.mainClass="io.joynr.public_examples.android_location_provider.GpsConsumerApplication" -Dexec.args="<provider-domain>"
    if (args.length != 1) {
        LOG.error("USAGE: java {} <provider-domain>", GpsConsumerApplication.class.getName());
        return;
    }
    String providerDomain = args[0];
    LOG.debug("Searching for providers on domain \"{}\"", providerDomain);
    // joynr config properties are used to set joynr configuration at compile time. They are set on the
    // JoynInjectorFactory.
    Properties joynrConfig = new Properties();
    // Set a custom static persistence file (default is joynr.properties in the working dir) to store
    // joynr configuration. It allows for changing the joynr configuration at runtime. Custom persistence
    // files support running the consumer and provider applications from within the same directory.
    joynrConfig.setProperty(MessagingPropertyKeys.PERSISTENCE_FILE, STATIC_PERSISTENCE_FILE);
    // How to use custom infrastructure elements:
    // 1) Set them programmatically at compile time using the joynr configuration properties at the
    // JoynInjectorFactory. E.g. uncomment the following lines to set a certain joynr server
    // instance.
    // joynrConfig.setProperty(MessagingPropertyKeys.BOUNCE_PROXY_URL, "http://localhost:8080/bounceproxy/");
    // joynrConfig.setProperty(MessagingPropertyKeys.DISCOVERYDIRECTORYURL, "http://localhost:8080/discovery/channels/discoverydirectory_channelid/");
    joynrConfig.setProperty(PROPERTY_JOYNR_DOMAIN_LOCAL, "test_consumer_local_domain");
    // NOTE: When running this application to test the android-location-provider, you must use
    // the concrete hostname (and _not_ localhost) in the bounceproxy URL, since this URL
    // is registered in the global discovery directory and must be resolvable by the Android
    // device.
    // joynrConfig.setProperty(MessagingPropertyKeys.BOUNCE_PROXY_URL, "http://<concrete host>:8080/bounceproxy/");
    // 2) Or set them in the static persistence file (default: joynr.properties in working dir) at
    // runtime. If not available in the working dir, it will be created during the first launch
    // of the application. Copy the following lines to the custom persistence file to set a
    // certain joynr server instance.
    // NOTE: This application uses a custom static persistence file consumer-joynr.properties.
    // Copy the following lines to the custom persistence file to set a certain joynr server
    // instance.
    // joynr.messaging.bounceproxyurl=http://localhost:8080/bounceproxy/
    // joynr.messaging.discoverydirectoryurl=http://localhost:8080/discovery/channels/discoverydirectory_channelid/
    // 3) Or set them in Java System properties.
    // -Djoynr.messaging.bounceProxyUrl=http://localhost:8080/bounceproxy/
    // -Djoynr.messaging.capabilitiesDirectoryUrl=http://localhost:8080/discovery/channels/discoverydirectory_channelid/
    // NOTE:
    // Programmatically set configuration properties override properties set in the static persistence file.
    // Java system properties override both
    // Application-specific configuration properties are injected to the application by setting
    // them on the JoynApplicationModule.
    Properties appConfig = new Properties();
    appConfig.setProperty(APP_CONFIG_PROVIDER_DOMAIN, providerDomain);
    JoynrApplication gpsConsumerApp = new JoynrInjectorFactory(joynrConfig, Modules.override(new CCInProcessRuntimeModule()).with(new AtmosphereMessagingModule())).createApplication(new JoynrApplicationModule(GpsConsumerApplication.class, appConfig));
    gpsConsumerApp.run();
    pressQEnterToContinue();
    gpsConsumerApp.shutdown();
}

Example 28 with JoynrInjectorFactory

use of io.joynr.runtime.JoynrInjectorFactory in project joynr by bmwcarit.

the class MyRadioConsumerApplication method main.

/**
 * Main method. This method is responsible for: 1. Instantiating the consumer application. 2. Injecting the instance
 * with Guice bindings 3. Starting the application. 4. Ending the application so that the necessary clean up calls
 * are made.
 *
 * @param args arguments give when calling the main method
 */
public static void main(String[] args) {
    // run application from cmd line using Maven:
    // mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass="io.joynr.demo.MyRadioConsumerApplication" -Dexec.args="<arguments>"
    DiscoveryScope tmpDiscoveryScope = DiscoveryScope.LOCAL_AND_GLOBAL;
    String host = "localhost";
    int port = 4242;
    String providerDomain = "domain";
    String transport = null;
    CommandLine line;
    Options options = new Options();
    Options helpOptions = new Options();
    setupOptions(options, helpOptions);
    CommandLineParser parser = new DefaultParser();
    // to just get help / usage info.
    try {
        line = parser.parse(helpOptions, args);
        if (line.hasOption('h')) {
            HelpFormatter formatter = new HelpFormatter();
            // use 'options' here to print help about all possible parameters
            formatter.printHelp(MyRadioConsumerApplication.class.getName(), options, true);
            System.exit(0);
        }
    } catch (ParseException e) {
    // ignore, since any option except '-h' will cause this exception
    }
    try {
        line = parser.parse(options, args);
        if (line.hasOption('d')) {
            providerDomain = line.getOptionValue('d');
            LOG.info("found domain = " + providerDomain);
        }
        if (line.hasOption('H')) {
            host = line.getOptionValue('H');
            LOG.info("found host = " + host);
        }
        if (line.hasOption('l')) {
            tmpDiscoveryScope = DiscoveryScope.LOCAL_ONLY;
            LOG.info("found scope local");
        }
        if (line.hasOption('p')) {
            port = Integer.parseInt(line.getOptionValue('p'));
            LOG.info("found port = " + port);
        }
        if (line.hasOption('t')) {
            transport = line.getOptionValue('t').toLowerCase();
            LOG.info("found transport = " + transport);
        }
    } catch (ParseException e) {
        LOG.error("failed to parse command line: " + e);
        HelpFormatter formatter = new HelpFormatter();
        formatter.printHelp(MyRadioConsumerApplication.class.getName(), options, true);
        System.exit(1);
    }
    // joynr config properties are used to set joynr configuration at compile time. They are set on the
    // JoynInjectorFactory.
    Properties joynrConfig = new Properties();
    Module runtimeModule = getRuntimeModule(transport, host, port, joynrConfig);
    LOG.debug("Using the following runtime module: " + runtimeModule.getClass().getSimpleName());
    LOG.debug("Searching for providers on domain \"{}\"", providerDomain);
    // Set a custom static persistence file (default is joynr.properties in the working dir) to store
    // joynr configuration. It allows for changing the joynr configuration at runtime. Custom persistence
    // files support running the consumer and provider applications from within the same directory.
    joynrConfig.setProperty(MessagingPropertyKeys.PERSISTENCE_FILE, STATIC_PERSISTENCE_FILE);
    // How to use custom infrastructure elements:
    // 1) Set them programmatically at compile time using the joynr configuration properties at the
    // JoynInjectorFactory. E.g. uncomment the following lines to set a certain joynr server
    // instance.
    // joynrConfig.setProperty(MessagingPropertyKeys.BOUNCE_PROXY_URL, "http://localhost:8080/bounceproxy/");
    // joynrConfig.setProperty(MessagingPropertyKeys.DISCOVERYDIRECTORYURL, "http://localhost:8080/discovery/channels/discoverydirectory_channelid/");
    joynrConfig.setProperty(PROPERTY_JOYNR_DOMAIN_LOCAL, "radioapp_consumer_local_domain");
    // 2) Or set them in the static persistence file (default: joynr.properties in working dir) at
    // runtime. If not available in the working dir, it will be created during the first launch
    // of the application. Copy the following lines to the custom persistence file to set a
    // certain joynr server instance.
    // NOTE: This application uses a custom static persistence file consumer-joynr.properties.
    // Copy the following lines to the custom persistence file to set a certain joynr server
    // instance.
    // joynr.messaging.bounceproxyurl=http://localhost:8080/bounceproxy/
    // joynr.messaging.discoverydirectoryurl=http://localhost:8080/discovery/channels/discoverydirectory_channelid/
    // 3) Or set them in Java System properties.
    // -Djoynr.messaging.bounceProxyUrl=http://localhost:8080/bounceproxy/
    // -Djoynr.messaging.capabilitiesDirectoryUrl=http://localhost:8080/discovery/channels/discoverydirectory_channelid/
    // NOTE:
    // Programmatically set configuration properties override properties set in the static persistence file.
    // Java system properties override both
    // Application-specific configuration properties are injected to the application by setting
    // them on the JoynApplicationModule.
    Properties appConfig = new Properties();
    appConfig.setProperty(APP_CONFIG_PROVIDER_DOMAIN, providerDomain);
    final DiscoveryScope discoveryScope = tmpDiscoveryScope;
    JoynrApplication myRadioConsumerApp = new JoynrInjectorFactory(joynrConfig, runtimeModule).createApplication(new JoynrApplicationModule(MyRadioConsumerApplication.class, appConfig) {

        @Override
        protected void configure() {
            super.configure();
            bind(DiscoveryScope.class).toInstance(discoveryScope);
        }
    });
    myRadioConsumerApp.run();
    myRadioConsumerApp.shutdown();
}

Example 29 with JoynrInjectorFactory

use of io.joynr.runtime.JoynrInjectorFactory in project joynr by bmwcarit.

the class MyRadioProviderApplication method main.

public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
    // run application from cmd line using Maven:
    // mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass="io.joynr.demo.MyRadioProviderApplication" -Dexec.args="<arguments>"
    // where arguments provided as
    // -d provider-domain [-h websocket-host] [-p websocket-port] [-t [(websocket | websocketCC):[http]:[mqtt]] [-l]
    ProviderScope tmpProviderScope = ProviderScope.GLOBAL;
    String host = "localhost";
    int port = 4242;
    String localDomain = "domain";
    String transport = null;
    CommandLine line;
    Options options = new Options();
    Options helpOptions = new Options();
    setupOptions(options, helpOptions);
    CommandLineParser parser = new DefaultParser();
    // to just get help / usage info.
    try {
        line = parser.parse(helpOptions, args);
        if (line.hasOption('h')) {
            HelpFormatter formatter = new HelpFormatter();
            // use 'options' here to print help about all possible parameters
            formatter.printHelp(MyRadioProviderApplication.class.getName(), options, true);
            System.exit(0);
        }
    } catch (ParseException e) {
    // ignore, since any option except '-h' will cause this exception
    }
    try {
        line = parser.parse(options, args);
        if (line.hasOption('d')) {
            localDomain = line.getOptionValue('d');
            LOG.info("found domain = " + localDomain);
        }
        if (line.hasOption('H')) {
            host = line.getOptionValue('H');
            LOG.info("found host = " + host);
        }
        if (line.hasOption('l')) {
            tmpProviderScope = ProviderScope.LOCAL;
            LOG.info("found scope local");
        }
        if (line.hasOption('p')) {
            port = Integer.parseInt(line.getOptionValue('p'));
            LOG.info("found port = " + port);
        }
        if (line.hasOption('t')) {
            transport = line.getOptionValue('t').toLowerCase();
            LOG.info("found transport = " + transport);
        }
    } catch (ParseException e) {
        LOG.error("failed to parse command line: " + e);
        HelpFormatter formatter = new HelpFormatter();
        formatter.printHelp(MyRadioProviderApplication.class.getName(), options, true);
        System.exit(1);
    }
    Properties joynrConfig = new Properties();
    Module runtimeModule = getRuntimeModule(transport, host, port, joynrConfig);
    final ProviderScope providerScope = tmpProviderScope;
    LOG.info("Using the following runtime module: " + runtimeModule.getClass().getSimpleName());
    LOG.info("Registering provider with the following scope: " + providerScope.name());
    LOG.info("Registering provider on domain \"{}\"", localDomain);
    // joynr config properties are used to set joynr configuration at
    // compile time. They are set on the
    // JoynrInjectorFactory.
    // Set a custom static persistence file (default is joynr.properties in
    // the working dir) to store
    // joynr configuration. It allows for changing the joynr configuration
    // at runtime. Custom persistence
    // files support running the consumer and provider applications from
    // within the same directory.
    joynrConfig.setProperty(MessagingPropertyKeys.PERSISTENCE_FILE, STATIC_PERSISTENCE_FILE);
    // How to use custom infrastructure elements:
    // 1) Set them programmatically at compile time using the joynr
    // configuration properties at the
    // JoynInjectorFactory. E.g. uncomment the following lines to set a
    // certain joynr server
    // instance.
    // joynrConfig.setProperty(MessagingPropertyKeys.BOUNCE_PROXY_URL,
    // "http://localhost:8080/bounceproxy/");
    // joynrConfig.setProperty(MessagingPropertyKeys.DISCOVERYDIRECTORYURL,
    // "http://localhost:8080/discovery/channels/discoverydirectory_channelid/");
    // Each joynr instance has a local domain. It identifies the execution
    // device/platform, e.g. the
    // vehicle. Normally, providers on that instance are registered for the
    // local domain.
    joynrConfig.setProperty(PROPERTY_JOYNR_DOMAIN_LOCAL, localDomain);
    // 2) Or set them in the static persistence file (default:
    // joynr.properties in working dir) at
    // runtime. If not available in the working dir, it will be created
    // during the first launch
    // of the application. Copy the following lines to the custom
    // persistence file to set a
    // certain joynr server instance.
    // NOTE: This application uses a custom static persistence file
    // provider-joynr.properties.
    // Copy the following lines to the custom persistence file to set a
    // certain joynr server
    // instance.
    // joynr.messaging.bounceproxyurl=http://localhost:8080/bounceproxy/
    // joynr.messaging.discoverydirectoryurl=http://localhost:8080/discovery/channels/discoverydirectory_channelid/
    // 3) Or set them in Java System properties.
    // -Djoynr.messaging.bounceProxyUrl=http://localhost:8080/bounceproxy/
    // -Djoynr.messaging.capabilitiesDirectoryUrl=http://localhost:8080/discovery/channels/discoverydirectory_channelid/
    // NOTE:
    // Programmatically set configuration properties override properties set
    // in the static persistence file.
    // Java system properties override both
    // Application-specific configuration properties are injected to the
    // application by setting
    // them on the JoynApplicationModule.
    Properties appConfig = new Properties();
    // Use injected static provisioning of access control entries to allow access to anyone to this interface
    provisionAccessControl(joynrConfig, localDomain);
    JoynrApplication joynrApplication = new JoynrInjectorFactory(joynrConfig, runtimeModule, new StaticDomainAccessControlProvisioningModule()).createApplication(new JoynrApplicationModule(MyRadioProviderApplication.class, appConfig) {

        @Override
        protected void configure() {
            super.configure();
            bind(ProviderScope.class).toInstance(providerScope);
        }
    });
    joynrApplication.run();
    joynrApplication.shutdown();
}

Example 30 with JoynrInjectorFactory

use of io.joynr.runtime.JoynrInjectorFactory in project joynr by bmwcarit.

the class InitRuntimeTask method doInBackground.

@Override
protected JoynrRuntime doInBackground(Object... params) {
    try {
        Log.d("JAS", "starting joynr runtime");
        publishProgress("Starting joynr runtime...\n");
        // create/make persistence file absolute
        File appWorkingDir = applicationContext.getFilesDir();
        String persistenceFileName = appWorkingDir.getPath() + File.separator + joynrConfig.getProperty(MessagingPropertyKeys.PERSISTENCE_FILE, MessagingPropertyKeys.DEFAULT_PERSISTENCE_FILE);
        joynrConfig.setProperty(MessagingPropertyKeys.PERSISTENCE_FILE, persistenceFileName);
        // create/make participant ID persistence file absolute
        String participantIdPersistenceFileName = appWorkingDir.getPath() + File.separator + joynrConfig.getProperty(ConfigurableMessagingSettings.PROPERTY_PARTICIPANTIDS_PERSISISTENCE_FILE, ConfigurableMessagingSettings.DEFAULT_PARTICIPANTIDS_PERSISTENCE_FILE);
        joynrConfig.setProperty(ConfigurableMessagingSettings.PROPERTY_PARTICIPANTIDS_PERSISISTENCE_FILE, participantIdPersistenceFileName);
        publishProgress("Properties loaded\n");
        // Create an injector with all the required custom modules.
        // CCInProcessRuntimeModule is used by default but can be overwritten by custom modules
        Module combinedModules = Modules.override(new LibjoynrWebSocketRuntimeModule()).with(modules);
        Injector injectorA = new JoynrInjectorFactory(joynrConfig, combinedModules).createChildInjector();
        JoynrRuntime runtime = injectorA.getInstance(JoynrRuntime.class);
        if (runtime != null) {
            Log.d("JAS", "joynr runtime started");
        } else {
            Log.e("JAS", "joynr runtime not started");
        }
        publishProgress("joynr runtime started.\n");
        return runtime;
    } catch (Exception e) {
        Log.e("JAS", "joynr runtime not started", e);
        publishProgress(e.getMessage());
    }
    return null;
}