Examples with ConfigSources org.eclipse.jetty.start.config.ConfigSources used on opensource projects

Example 6 with ConfigSources

use of org.eclipse.jetty.start.config.ConfigSources in project jetty.project by eclipse.

the class BaseHomeTest method testGetPaths_OnlyHome_InisOnly.

@Test
public void testGetPaths_OnlyHome_InisOnly() throws IOException {
    File homeDir = MavenTestingUtils.getTestResourceDir("hb.1/home");
    ConfigSources config = new ConfigSources();
    config.add(new JettyHomeConfigSource(homeDir.toPath()));
    BaseHome hb = new BaseHome(config);
    List<Path> paths = hb.getPaths("start.d/*.ini");
    List<String> expected = new ArrayList<>();
    expected.add("${jetty.home}/start.d/jmx.ini");
    expected.add("${jetty.home}/start.d/jndi.ini");
    expected.add("${jetty.home}/start.d/jsp.ini");
    expected.add("${jetty.home}/start.d/logging.ini");
    expected.add("${jetty.home}/start.d/ssl.ini");
    FSTest.toOsSeparators(expected);
    assertPathList(hb, "Paths found", expected, paths);
}

Example 7 with ConfigSources

use of org.eclipse.jetty.start.config.ConfigSources in project jetty.project by eclipse.

the class MavenLocalRepoFileInitializerTest method setupBaseHome.

@Before
public void setupBaseHome() throws IOException {
    Path homeDir = testdir.getEmptyPathDir();
    ConfigSources config = new ConfigSources();
    config.add(new JettyHomeConfigSource(homeDir));
    config.add(new JettyBaseConfigSource(homeDir));
    this.baseHome = new BaseHome(config);
}

Example 8 with ConfigSources

use of org.eclipse.jetty.start.config.ConfigSources in project jetty.project by eclipse.

the class ModuleGraphWriterTest method testGenerate_NothingEnabled.

@Test
public void testGenerate_NothingEnabled() throws IOException {
    // Test Env
    Path homeDir = MavenTestingUtils.getTestResourcePathDir("dist-home");
    Path baseDir = testdir.getEmptyPathDir();
    String[] cmdLine = new String[] { "jetty.version=TEST" };
    // Configuration
    CommandLineConfigSource cmdLineSource = new CommandLineConfigSource(cmdLine);
    ConfigSources config = new ConfigSources();
    config.add(cmdLineSource);
    config.add(new JettyHomeConfigSource(homeDir));
    config.add(new JettyBaseConfigSource(baseDir));
    // Initialize
    BaseHome basehome = new BaseHome(config);
    StartArgs args = new StartArgs(basehome);
    args.parse(config);
    Modules modules = new Modules(basehome, args);
    modules.registerAll();
    Path outputFile = basehome.getBasePath("graph.dot");
    ModuleGraphWriter writer = new ModuleGraphWriter();
    writer.write(modules, outputFile);
    Assert.assertThat("Output File Exists", FS.exists(outputFile), is(true));
}

Example 9 with ConfigSources

use of org.eclipse.jetty.start.config.ConfigSources in project jetty.project by eclipse.

the class ModuleTest method testLoadMain.

@Test
public void testLoadMain() throws IOException {
    // Test Env
    Path homeDir = MavenTestingUtils.getTestResourcePathDir("dist-home");
    Path baseDir = testdir.getEmptyPathDir();
    String[] cmdLine = new String[] { "jetty.version=TEST" };
    // Configuration
    CommandLineConfigSource cmdLineSource = new CommandLineConfigSource(cmdLine);
    ConfigSources config = new ConfigSources();
    config.add(cmdLineSource);
    config.add(new JettyHomeConfigSource(homeDir));
    config.add(new JettyBaseConfigSource(baseDir));
    // Initialize
    BaseHome basehome = new BaseHome(config);
    File file = MavenTestingUtils.getTestResourceFile("dist-home/modules/main.mod");
    Module module = new Module(basehome, file.toPath());
    Assert.assertThat("Module Name", module.getName(), is("main"));
    Assert.assertThat("Module Depends Size", module.getDepends().size(), is(1));
    Assert.assertThat("Module Depends", module.getDepends(), containsInAnyOrder("base"));
    Assert.assertThat("Module Xmls Size", module.getXmls().size(), is(1));
    Assert.assertThat("Module Lib Size", module.getLibs().size(), is(2));
    Assert.assertThat("Module Lib", module.getLibs(), contains("lib/main.jar", "lib/other.jar"));
}

Example 10 with ConfigSources

use of org.eclipse.jetty.start.config.ConfigSources in project jetty.project by eclipse.

the class ModulesTest method testLoadShallowModulesOnly.

/**
     * Test loading of only shallow modules, not deep references.
     * In other words. ${search-dir}/modules/*.mod should be the only
     * valid references, but ${search-dir}/alt/foo/modules/*.mod should
     * not be considered valid.
     * @throws IOException on test failures
     */
@Test
public void testLoadShallowModulesOnly() throws IOException {
    // Test Env
    File homeDir = MavenTestingUtils.getTestResourceDir("jetty home with spaces");
    // intentionally setup top level resources dir (as this would have many
    // deep references)
    File baseDir = MavenTestingUtils.getTestResourcesDir();
    String[] cmdLine = new String[] { "jetty.version=TEST" };
    // Configuration
    CommandLineConfigSource cmdLineSource = new CommandLineConfigSource(cmdLine);
    ConfigSources config = new ConfigSources();
    config.add(cmdLineSource);
    config.add(new JettyHomeConfigSource(homeDir.toPath()));
    config.add(new JettyBaseConfigSource(baseDir.toPath()));
    // Initialize
    BaseHome basehome = new BaseHome(config);
    StartArgs args = new StartArgs(basehome);
    args.parse(config);
    // Test Modules
    Modules modules = new Modules(basehome, args);
    modules.registerAll();
    List<String> moduleNames = new ArrayList<>();
    for (Module mod : modules) {
        moduleNames.add(mod.getName());
    }
    List<String> expected = new ArrayList<>();
    expected.add("base");
    ConfigurationAssert.assertContainsUnordered("All Modules", expected, moduleNames);
}