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package com.sun.org.apache.xml.internal.resolver;

import com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.utils.SecuritySupport;
import com.sun.org.apache.xml.internal.resolver.helpers.BootstrapResolver;
import com.sun.org.apache.xml.internal.resolver.helpers.Debug;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.net.MalformedURLException;
import java.net.URL;
import java.util.MissingResourceException;
import java.util.PropertyResourceBundle;
import java.util.ResourceBundle;
import java.util.StringTokenizer;
import java.util.Vector;
import sun.reflect.misc.ReflectUtil;

CatalogManager provides an interface to the catalog properties.

Properties can come from two places: from system properties or from a CatalogManager.properties file. This class provides a transparent interface to both, with system properties preferred over property file values.

The following table summarizes the properties:

System Property CatalogManager.properties
Property
Description
xml.catalog.ignoreMissing   If true, a missing CatalogManager.properties file or missing properties within that file will not generate warning messages. See also the ignoreMissingProperties method.
xml.catalog.files catalogs The semicolon-delimited list of catalog files.
  relative-catalogs If false, relative catalog URIs are made absolute with respect to the base URI of the CatalogManager.properties file. This setting only applies to catalog URIs obtained from the catalogs property in the CatalogManager.properties file
xml.catalog.verbosity verbosity If non-zero, the Catalog classes will print informative and debugging messages. The higher the number, the more messages.
xml.catalog.prefer prefer Which identifier is preferred, "public" or "system"?
xml.catalog.staticCatalog static-catalog Should a single catalog be constructed for all parsing, or should a different catalog be created for each parser?
xml.catalog.allowPI allow-oasis-xml-catalog-pi If the source document contains "oasis-xml-catalog" processing instructions, should they be used?
xml.catalog.className catalog-class-name If you're using the convenience classes com.sun.org.apache.xml.internal.resolver.tools.*), this setting allows you to specify an alternate class name to use for the underlying catalog.
Author:Norman Walsh Norman.Walsh@Sun.COM
See Also:
  • Catalog
Deprecated:The JDK internal Catalog API in package com.sun.org.apache.xml.internal.resolver is encapsulated in JDK 9. The entire implementation under the package is now deprecated and subject to removal in a future release. Users of the API should migrate to the new public API.

The new Catalog API is supported throughout the JDK XML Processors, which allows the use of Catalog by simply setting a path to a Catalog file as a property.

Version:1.0
/** * CatalogManager provides an interface to the catalog properties. * * <p>Properties can come from two places: from system properties or * from a <i>CatalogManager.properties</i> file. This class provides a transparent * interface to both, with system properties preferred over property file values.</p> * * <p>The following table summarizes the properties:</p> * * <table border="1"> * <thead> * <tr> * <td>System Property</td> * <td>CatalogManager.properties<br/>Property</td> * <td>Description</td> * </tr> * </thead> * <tbody> * <tr> * <td>xml.catalog.ignoreMissing</td> * <td>&#160;</td> * <td>If true, a missing <i>CatalogManager.properties</i> file or missing properties * within that file will not generate warning messages. See also the * <i>ignoreMissingProperties</i> method.</td> * </tr> * * <tr> * <td>xml.catalog.files</td> * <td>catalogs</td> * <td>The <emph>semicolon-delimited</emph> list of catalog files.</td> * </tr> * * <tr> * <td>&#160;</td> * <td>relative-catalogs</td> * <td>If false, relative catalog URIs are made absolute with respect to the base URI of * the <i>CatalogManager.properties</i> file. This setting only applies to catalog * URIs obtained from the <i>catalogs</i> property <emph>in the</emph> * <i>CatalogManager.properties</i> file</td> * </tr> * * <tr> * <td>xml.catalog.verbosity</td> * <td>verbosity</td> * <td>If non-zero, the Catalog classes will print informative and debugging messages. * The higher the number, the more messages.</td> * </tr> * * <tr> * <td>xml.catalog.prefer</td> * <td>prefer</td> * <td>Which identifier is preferred, "public" or "system"?</td> * </tr> * * <tr> * <td>xml.catalog.staticCatalog</td> * <td>static-catalog</td> * <td>Should a single catalog be constructed for all parsing, or should a different * catalog be created for each parser?</td> * </tr> * * <tr> * <td>xml.catalog.allowPI</td> * <td>allow-oasis-xml-catalog-pi</td> * <td>If the source document contains "oasis-xml-catalog" processing instructions, * should they be used?</td> * </tr> * * <tr> * <td>xml.catalog.className</td> * <td>catalog-class-name</td> * <td>If you're using the convenience classes * <tt>com.sun.org.apache.xml.internal.resolver.tools.*</tt>), this setting * allows you to specify an alternate class name to use for the underlying * catalog.</td> * </tr> * </tbody> * </table> * * @see Catalog * @deprecated The JDK internal Catalog API in package * {@code com.sun.org.apache.xml.internal.resolver} * is encapsulated in JDK 9. The entire implementation under the package is now * deprecated and subject to removal in a future release. Users of the API * should migrate to the {@linkplain javax.xml.catalog new public API}. * <p> * The new Catalog API is supported throughout the JDK XML Processors, which allows * the use of Catalog by simply setting a path to a Catalog file as a property. * * @author Norman Walsh * <a href="mailto:Norman.Walsh@Sun.COM">Norman.Walsh@Sun.COM</a> * * @version 1.0 */
@Deprecated(since="9", forRemoval=true) public class CatalogManager { private static final String pFiles = "xml.catalog.files"; private static final String pVerbosity = "xml.catalog.verbosity"; private static final String pPrefer = "xml.catalog.prefer"; private static final String pStatic = "xml.catalog.staticCatalog"; private static final String pAllowPI = "xml.catalog.allowPI"; private static final String pClassname = "xml.catalog.className"; private static final String pIgnoreMissing = "xml.catalog.ignoreMissing";
A static CatalogManager instance for sharing
/** A static CatalogManager instance for sharing */
private static final CatalogManager staticManager = new CatalogManager();
The bootstrap resolver to use when loading XML Catalogs.
/** The bootstrap resolver to use when loading XML Catalogs. */
private BootstrapResolver bResolver = new BootstrapResolver();
Flag to ignore missing property files and/or properties
/** Flag to ignore missing property files and/or properties */
private boolean ignoreMissingProperties = (SecuritySupport.getSystemProperty(pIgnoreMissing) != null || SecuritySupport.getSystemProperty(pFiles) != null);
Holds the resources after they are loaded from the file.
/** Holds the resources after they are loaded from the file. */
private ResourceBundle resources;
The name of the CatalogManager properties file.
/** The name of the CatalogManager properties file. */
private String propertyFile = "CatalogManager.properties";
The location of the propertyFile
/** The location of the propertyFile */
private URL propertyFileURI = null;
Default catalog files list.
/** Default catalog files list. */
private String defaultCatalogFiles = "./xcatalog";
Current catalog files list.
/** Current catalog files list. */
private String catalogFiles = null;
Did the catalogFiles come from the properties file?
/** Did the catalogFiles come from the properties file? */
private boolean fromPropertiesFile = false;
Default verbosity level if there is no property setting for it.
/** Default verbosity level if there is no property setting for it. */
private int defaultVerbosity = 1;
Current verbosity level.
/** Current verbosity level. */
private Integer verbosity = null;
Default preference setting.
/** Default preference setting. */
private boolean defaultPreferPublic = true;
Current preference setting.
/** Current preference setting. */
private Boolean preferPublic = null;
Default setting of the static catalog flag.
/** Default setting of the static catalog flag. */
private boolean defaultUseStaticCatalog = true;
Current setting of the static catalog flag.
/** Current setting of the static catalog flag. */
private Boolean useStaticCatalog = null;
The static catalog used by this manager.
/** The static catalog used by this manager. */
private static volatile Catalog staticCatalog = null;
Default setting of the oasisXMLCatalogPI flag.
/** Default setting of the oasisXMLCatalogPI flag. */
private boolean defaultOasisXMLCatalogPI = true;
Current setting of the oasisXMLCatalogPI flag.
/** Current setting of the oasisXMLCatalogPI flag. */
private Boolean oasisXMLCatalogPI = null;
Default setting of the relativeCatalogs flag.
/** Default setting of the relativeCatalogs flag. */
private boolean defaultRelativeCatalogs = true;
Current setting of the relativeCatalogs flag.
/** Current setting of the relativeCatalogs flag. */
private Boolean relativeCatalogs = null;
Current catalog class name.
/** Current catalog class name. */
private String catalogClassName = null;
Indicates whether implementation parts should use service loader (or similar). Note the default value (false) is the safe option..
/** * Indicates whether implementation parts should use * service loader (or similar). * Note the default value (false) is the safe option.. */
private boolean overrideDefaultParser;
The manager's debug object. Used for printing debugging messages.

This field is public so that objects that have access to this CatalogManager can use this debug object.

/** The manager's debug object. Used for printing debugging messages. * * <p>This field is public so that objects that have access to this * CatalogManager can use this debug object.</p> */
public Debug debug = null;
Constructor.
/** Constructor. */
public CatalogManager() { init(); }
Constructor that specifies an explicit property file.
/** Constructor that specifies an explicit property file. */
public CatalogManager(String propertyFile) { this.propertyFile = propertyFile; init(); } private void init() { debug = new Debug(); // Note that we don't setDebug() here; we do that lazily. Either the // user will set it explicitly, or we'll do it automagically if they // read from the propertyFile for some other reason. That way, there's // no attempt to read from the file before the caller has had a chance // to avoid it. if (System.getSecurityManager() == null) { overrideDefaultParser = true; } // Make sure verbosity is set by xml.catalog.verbosity sysprop // setting, if defined. queryVerbosityFromSysProp(); }
Set the bootstrap resolver
Params:
  • resolver – the bootstrap resolver
/** Set the bootstrap resolver * @param resolver the bootstrap resolver */
public void setBootstrapResolver(BootstrapResolver resolver) { bResolver = resolver; }
Get the bootstrap resolver
Returns:the bootstrap resolver
/** Get the bootstrap resolver * @return the bootstrap resolver */
public BootstrapResolver getBootstrapResolver() { return bResolver; }
Query system property for verbosity level.
/** Query system property for verbosity level. */
private void queryVerbosityFromSysProp() { String verbStr = SecuritySupport.getSystemProperty(pVerbosity); if (verbStr != null) { try { int verb = Integer.parseInt(verbStr.trim()); verbosity = new Integer(verb); debug.setDebug(verb); } catch (Exception e) { System.err.println("Cannot parse verbosity: \"" + verbStr + "\""); } } }
Load the properties from the propertyFile and build the resources from it.
/** * Load the properties from the propertyFile and build the * resources from it. */
private synchronized void readProperties() { try { propertyFileURI = CatalogManager.class.getResource("/"+propertyFile); InputStream in = CatalogManager.class.getResourceAsStream("/"+propertyFile); if (in==null) { if (!ignoreMissingProperties) { System.err.println("Cannot find "+propertyFile); // there's no reason to give this warning more than once ignoreMissingProperties = true; } return; } resources = new PropertyResourceBundle(in); } catch (MissingResourceException mre) { if (!ignoreMissingProperties) { System.err.println("Cannot read "+propertyFile); } } catch (java.io.IOException e) { if (!ignoreMissingProperties) { System.err.println("Failure trying to read "+propertyFile); } } // This is a bit of a hack. After we've successfully read the properties, // use them to set the default debug level, if the user hasn't already set // the default debug level. if (verbosity == null) { try { String verbStr = resources.getString("verbosity"); int verb = Integer.parseInt(verbStr.trim()); debug.setDebug(verb); verbosity = new Integer(verb); } catch (Exception e) { // nop } } }
Allow access to the static CatalogManager
/** * Allow access to the static CatalogManager */
public static CatalogManager getStaticManager() { return staticManager; }
How are missing properties handled?

If true, missing or unreadable property files will not be reported. Otherwise, a message will be sent to System.err.

/** * How are missing properties handled? * * <p>If true, missing or unreadable property files will * not be reported. Otherwise, a message will be sent to System.err. * </p> */
public boolean getIgnoreMissingProperties() { return ignoreMissingProperties; }
How should missing properties be handled?

If ignore is true, missing or unreadable property files will not be reported. Otherwise, a message will be sent to System.err.

/** * How should missing properties be handled? * * <p>If ignore is true, missing or unreadable property files will * not be reported. Otherwise, a message will be sent to System.err. * </p> */
public void setIgnoreMissingProperties(boolean ignore) { ignoreMissingProperties = ignore; }
How are missing properties handled?

If ignore is true, missing or unreadable property files will not be reported. Otherwise, a message will be sent to System.err.

Deprecated:No longer static; use get/set methods.
/** * How are missing properties handled? * * <p>If ignore is true, missing or unreadable property files will * not be reported. Otherwise, a message will be sent to System.err. * </p> * * @deprecated No longer static; use get/set methods. */
public void ignoreMissingProperties(boolean ignore) { setIgnoreMissingProperties(ignore); }
Obtain the verbosity setting from the properties.
Returns:The verbosity level from the propertyFile or the defaultVerbosity.
/** * Obtain the verbosity setting from the properties. * * @return The verbosity level from the propertyFile or the * defaultVerbosity. */
private int queryVerbosity () { String defaultVerbStr = Integer.toString(defaultVerbosity); String verbStr = SecuritySupport.getSystemProperty(pVerbosity); if (verbStr == null) { if (resources==null) readProperties(); if (resources != null) { try { verbStr = resources.getString("verbosity"); } catch (MissingResourceException e) { verbStr = defaultVerbStr; } } else { verbStr = defaultVerbStr; } } int verb = defaultVerbosity; try { verb = Integer.parseInt(verbStr.trim()); } catch (Exception e) { System.err.println("Cannot parse verbosity: \"" + verbStr + "\""); } // This is a bit of a hack. After we've successfully got the verbosity, // we have to use it to set the default debug level, // if the user hasn't already set the default debug level. if (verbosity == null) { debug.setDebug(verb); verbosity = new Integer(verb); } return verb; }
What is the current verbosity?
/** * What is the current verbosity? */
public int getVerbosity() { if (verbosity == null) { verbosity = new Integer(queryVerbosity()); } return verbosity.intValue(); }
Set the current verbosity.
/** * Set the current verbosity. */
public void setVerbosity (int verbosity) { this.verbosity = new Integer(verbosity); debug.setDebug(verbosity); }
What is the current verbosity?
Deprecated:No longer static; use get/set methods.
/** * What is the current verbosity? * * @deprecated No longer static; use get/set methods. */
public int verbosity () { return getVerbosity(); }
Obtain the relativeCatalogs setting from the properties.
Returns:The relativeCatalogs setting from the propertyFile or the defaultRelativeCatalogs.
/** * Obtain the relativeCatalogs setting from the properties. * * @return The relativeCatalogs setting from the propertyFile or the * defaultRelativeCatalogs. */
private boolean queryRelativeCatalogs () { if (resources==null) readProperties(); if (resources==null) return defaultRelativeCatalogs; try { String allow = resources.getString("relative-catalogs"); return (allow.equalsIgnoreCase("true") || allow.equalsIgnoreCase("yes") || allow.equalsIgnoreCase("1")); } catch (MissingResourceException e) { return defaultRelativeCatalogs; } }
Get the relativeCatalogs setting.

This property is used when the catalogFiles property is interrogated. If true, then relative catalog entry file names are returned. If false, relative catalog entry file names are made absolute with respect to the properties file before returning them.

This property only applies when the catalog files come from a properties file. If they come from a system property or the default list, they are never considered relative. (What would they be relative to?)

In the properties, a value of 'yes', 'true', or '1' is considered true, anything else is false.

Returns:The relativeCatalogs setting from the propertyFile or the defaultRelativeCatalogs.
/** * Get the relativeCatalogs setting. * * <p>This property is used when the catalogFiles property is * interrogated. If true, then relative catalog entry file names * are returned. If false, relative catalog entry file names are * made absolute with respect to the properties file before returning * them.</p> * * <p>This property <emph>only applies</emph> when the catalog files * come from a properties file. If they come from a system property or * the default list, they are never considered relative. (What would * they be relative to?)</p> * * <p>In the properties, a value of 'yes', 'true', or '1' is considered * true, anything else is false.</p> * * @return The relativeCatalogs setting from the propertyFile or the * defaultRelativeCatalogs. */
public boolean getRelativeCatalogs () { if (relativeCatalogs == null) { relativeCatalogs = queryRelativeCatalogs() ? Boolean.TRUE : Boolean.FALSE; } return relativeCatalogs.booleanValue(); }
Set the relativeCatalogs setting.
See Also:
  • getRelativeCatalogs()
/** * Set the relativeCatalogs setting. * * @see #getRelativeCatalogs() */
public void setRelativeCatalogs (boolean relative) { relativeCatalogs = relative ? Boolean.TRUE : Boolean.FALSE; }
Get the relativeCatalogs setting.
Deprecated:No longer static; use get/set methods.
/** * Get the relativeCatalogs setting. * * @deprecated No longer static; use get/set methods. */
public boolean relativeCatalogs () { return getRelativeCatalogs(); }
Obtain the list of catalog files from the properties.
Returns:A semicolon delimited list of catlog file URIs
/** * Obtain the list of catalog files from the properties. * * @return A semicolon delimited list of catlog file URIs */
private String queryCatalogFiles () { String catalogList = SecuritySupport.getSystemProperty(pFiles); fromPropertiesFile = false; if (catalogList == null) { if (resources == null) readProperties(); if (resources != null) { try { catalogList = resources.getString("catalogs"); fromPropertiesFile = true; } catch (MissingResourceException e) { System.err.println(propertyFile + ": catalogs not found."); catalogList = null; } } } if (catalogList == null) { catalogList = defaultCatalogFiles; } return catalogList; }
Return the current list of catalog files.
Returns:A vector of the catalog file names or null if no catalogs are available in the properties.
/** * Return the current list of catalog files. * * @return A vector of the catalog file names or null if no catalogs * are available in the properties. */
public Vector getCatalogFiles() { if (catalogFiles == null) { catalogFiles = queryCatalogFiles(); } StringTokenizer files = new StringTokenizer(catalogFiles, ";"); Vector catalogs = new Vector(); while (files.hasMoreTokens()) { String catalogFile = files.nextToken(); URL absURI = null; if (fromPropertiesFile && !relativeCatalogs()) { try { absURI = new URL(propertyFileURI, catalogFile); catalogFile = absURI.toString(); } catch (MalformedURLException mue) { absURI = null; } } catalogs.add(catalogFile); } return catalogs; }
Set the list of catalog files.
/** * Set the list of catalog files. */
public void setCatalogFiles(String fileList) { catalogFiles = fileList; fromPropertiesFile = false; }
Return the current list of catalog files.
Returns:A vector of the catalog file names or null if no catalogs are available in the properties.
Deprecated:No longer static; use get/set methods.
/** * Return the current list of catalog files. * * @return A vector of the catalog file names or null if no catalogs * are available in the properties. * * @deprecated No longer static; use get/set methods. */
public Vector catalogFiles() { return getCatalogFiles(); }
Obtain the preferPublic setting from the properties.

In the properties, a value of 'public' is true, anything else is false.

Returns:True if prefer is public or the defaultPreferSetting.
/** * Obtain the preferPublic setting from the properties. * * <p>In the properties, a value of 'public' is true, * anything else is false.</p> * * @return True if prefer is public or the * defaultPreferSetting. */
private boolean queryPreferPublic () { String prefer = SecuritySupport.getSystemProperty(pPrefer); if (prefer == null) { if (resources==null) readProperties(); if (resources==null) return defaultPreferPublic; try { prefer = resources.getString("prefer"); } catch (MissingResourceException e) { return defaultPreferPublic; } } if (prefer == null) { return defaultPreferPublic; } return (prefer.equalsIgnoreCase("public")); }
Return the current prefer public setting.
Returns:True if public identifiers are preferred.
/** * Return the current prefer public setting. * * @return True if public identifiers are preferred. */
public boolean getPreferPublic () { if (preferPublic == null) { preferPublic = queryPreferPublic() ? Boolean.TRUE : Boolean.FALSE; } return preferPublic.booleanValue(); }
Set the prefer public setting.
/** * Set the prefer public setting. */
public void setPreferPublic (boolean preferPublic) { this.preferPublic = preferPublic ? Boolean.TRUE : Boolean.FALSE; }
Return the current prefer public setting.
Returns:True if public identifiers are preferred.
Deprecated:No longer static; use get/set methods.
/** * Return the current prefer public setting. * * @return True if public identifiers are preferred. * * @deprecated No longer static; use get/set methods. */
public boolean preferPublic () { return getPreferPublic(); }
Obtain the static-catalog setting from the properties.

In the properties, a value of 'yes', 'true', or '1' is considered true, anything else is false.

Returns:The static-catalog setting from the propertyFile or the defaultUseStaticCatalog.
/** * Obtain the static-catalog setting from the properties. * * <p>In the properties, a value of 'yes', 'true', or '1' is considered * true, anything else is false.</p> * * @return The static-catalog setting from the propertyFile or the * defaultUseStaticCatalog. */
private boolean queryUseStaticCatalog () { String staticCatalog = SecuritySupport.getSystemProperty(pStatic); if (staticCatalog == null) { if (resources==null) readProperties(); if (resources==null) return defaultUseStaticCatalog; try { staticCatalog = resources.getString("static-catalog"); } catch (MissingResourceException e) { return defaultUseStaticCatalog; } } if (staticCatalog == null) { return defaultUseStaticCatalog; } return (staticCatalog.equalsIgnoreCase("true") || staticCatalog.equalsIgnoreCase("yes") || staticCatalog.equalsIgnoreCase("1")); }
Get the current use static catalog setting.
/** * Get the current use static catalog setting. */
public boolean getUseStaticCatalog() { if (useStaticCatalog == null) { useStaticCatalog = queryUseStaticCatalog() ? Boolean.TRUE : Boolean.FALSE; } return useStaticCatalog.booleanValue(); }
Set the use static catalog setting.
/** * Set the use static catalog setting. */
public void setUseStaticCatalog(boolean useStatic) { useStaticCatalog = useStatic ? Boolean.TRUE : Boolean.FALSE; }
Get the current use static catalog setting.
Deprecated:No longer static; use get/set methods.
/** * Get the current use static catalog setting. * * @deprecated No longer static; use get/set methods. */
public boolean staticCatalog() { return getUseStaticCatalog(); }
Get a new catalog instance. This method always returns a new instance of the underlying catalog class.
/** * Get a new catalog instance. * * This method always returns a new instance of the underlying catalog class. */
public Catalog getPrivateCatalog() { Catalog catalog = staticCatalog; if (useStaticCatalog == null) { useStaticCatalog = getUseStaticCatalog() ? Boolean.TRUE : Boolean.FALSE; } if (catalog == null || !useStaticCatalog.booleanValue()) { try { String catalogClassName = getCatalogClassName(); if (catalogClassName == null) { catalog = new Catalog(); } else { try { catalog = (Catalog) ReflectUtil.forName(catalogClassName).newInstance(); } catch (ClassNotFoundException cnfe) { debug.message(1,"Catalog class named '" + catalogClassName + "' could not be found. Using default."); catalog = new Catalog(); } catch (ClassCastException cnfe) { debug.message(1,"Class named '" + catalogClassName + "' is not a Catalog. Using default."); catalog = new Catalog(); } } catalog.setCatalogManager(this); catalog.setupReaders(); catalog.loadSystemCatalogs(); } catch (Exception ex) { ex.printStackTrace(); } if (useStaticCatalog.booleanValue()) { staticCatalog = catalog; } } return catalog; }
Get a catalog instance. If this manager uses static catalogs, the same static catalog will always be returned. Otherwise a new catalog will be returned.
/** * Get a catalog instance. * * If this manager uses static catalogs, the same static catalog will * always be returned. Otherwise a new catalog will be returned. */
public Catalog getCatalog() { Catalog catalog = staticCatalog; if (useStaticCatalog == null) { useStaticCatalog = getUseStaticCatalog() ? Boolean.TRUE : Boolean.FALSE; } if (catalog == null || !useStaticCatalog.booleanValue()) { catalog = getPrivateCatalog(); if (useStaticCatalog.booleanValue()) { staticCatalog = catalog; } } return catalog; }

Obtain the oasisXMLCatalogPI setting from the properties.

In the properties, a value of 'yes', 'true', or '1' is considered true, anything else is false.

Returns:The oasisXMLCatalogPI setting from the propertyFile or the defaultOasisXMLCatalogPI.
/** * <p>Obtain the oasisXMLCatalogPI setting from the properties.</p> * * <p>In the properties, a value of 'yes', 'true', or '1' is considered * true, anything else is false.</p> * * @return The oasisXMLCatalogPI setting from the propertyFile or the * defaultOasisXMLCatalogPI. */
public boolean queryAllowOasisXMLCatalogPI () { String allow = SecuritySupport.getSystemProperty(pAllowPI); if (allow == null) { if (resources==null) readProperties(); if (resources==null) return defaultOasisXMLCatalogPI; try { allow = resources.getString("allow-oasis-xml-catalog-pi"); } catch (MissingResourceException e) { return defaultOasisXMLCatalogPI; } } if (allow == null) { return defaultOasisXMLCatalogPI; } return (allow.equalsIgnoreCase("true") || allow.equalsIgnoreCase("yes") || allow.equalsIgnoreCase("1")); }
Get the current XML Catalog PI setting.
/** * Get the current XML Catalog PI setting. */
public boolean getAllowOasisXMLCatalogPI () { if (oasisXMLCatalogPI == null) { oasisXMLCatalogPI = queryAllowOasisXMLCatalogPI() ? Boolean.TRUE : Boolean.FALSE; } return oasisXMLCatalogPI.booleanValue(); } public boolean overrideDefaultParser() { return overrideDefaultParser; }
Set the XML Catalog PI setting
/** * Set the XML Catalog PI setting */
public void setAllowOasisXMLCatalogPI(boolean allowPI) { oasisXMLCatalogPI = allowPI ? Boolean.TRUE : Boolean.FALSE; }
Get the current XML Catalog PI setting.
Deprecated:No longer static; use get/set methods.
/** * Get the current XML Catalog PI setting. * * @deprecated No longer static; use get/set methods. */
public boolean allowOasisXMLCatalogPI() { return getAllowOasisXMLCatalogPI(); }
Obtain the Catalog class name setting from the properties.
/** * Obtain the Catalog class name setting from the properties. * */
public String queryCatalogClassName () { String className = SecuritySupport.getSystemProperty(pClassname); if (className == null) { if (resources==null) readProperties(); if (resources==null) return null; try { return resources.getString("catalog-class-name"); } catch (MissingResourceException e) { return null; } } return className; }
Get the current Catalog class name.
/** * Get the current Catalog class name. */
public String getCatalogClassName() { if (catalogClassName == null) { catalogClassName = queryCatalogClassName(); } return catalogClassName; }
Set the Catalog class name.
/** * Set the Catalog class name. */
public void setCatalogClassName(String className) { catalogClassName = className; }
Get the current Catalog class name.
Deprecated:No longer static; use get/set methods.
/** * Get the current Catalog class name. * * @deprecated No longer static; use get/set methods. */
public String catalogClassName() { return getCatalogClassName(); } }