private void initializeFromClassPath(String classpath) throws StandardException {
final String[][] elements = IdUtil.parseDbClassPath(classpath);
final int jarCount = elements.length;
jarList = new JarLoader[jarCount];
if (jarCount != 0) {
// Creating class loaders is a restricted operation
// so we need to use a privileged block.
AccessController.doPrivileged(
new java.security.PrivilegedAction() {
public Object run() {
for (int i = 0; i < jarCount; i++) {
jarList[i] = new JarLoader(UpdateLoader.this, elements[i], vs);
}
return null;
}
});
}
if (vs != null) {
vs.println(MessageService.getTextMessage(MessageId.CM_CLASS_LOADER_START, classpath));
}
thisClasspath = classpath;
initDone = false;
}
/**
* Delete a row from our index. This assumes our index ScanController is positioned before the row
* by setScan if we own the SC, otherwise it is positioned on the row by the underlying index
* scan.
*
* <p>This verifies the row exists and is unique.
*
* @exception StandardException Thrown on error
*/
private void doDelete() throws StandardException {
if (ownIndexSC) {
if (!indexSC.next()) {
// This means that the entry for the index does not exist, this
// is a serious problem with the index. Past fixed problems
// like track 3703 can leave db's in the field with this problem
// even though the bug in the code which caused it has long
// since been fixed. Then the problem can surface months later
// when the customer attempts to upgrade. By "ignoring" the
// missing row here the problem is automatically "fixed" and
// since the code is trying to delete the row anyway it doesn't
// seem like such a bad idea. It also then gives a tool to
// support to be able to fix some system catalog problems where
// they can delete the base rows by dropping the system objects
// like stored statements.
/*
dem 2013/04/10 - temporarily comment this out while
we are getting snapshot isolation DDL support in
place
if (SanityManager.DEBUG)
SanityManager.THROWASSERT(
"Index row "+RowUtil.toString(ourIndexRow)+
" not found in conglomerateid " + indexCID +
"Current scan = " + indexSC);
*/
Object[] args = new Object[2];
args[0] = ourIndexRow.getRowArray()[ourIndexRow.getRowArray().length - 1];
args[1] = new Long(indexCID);
Monitor.getStream()
.println(
MessageService.getCompleteMessage(
SQLState.LANG_IGNORE_MISSING_INDEX_ROW_DURING_DELETE, args));
// just return indicating the row has been deleted.
return;
}
}
indexSC.delete();
}
/**
* Load the class from the class path. Called by JarLoader when it has a request to load a class
* to fulfill the sematics of db.database.classpath.
*
* <p>Enforces two restrictions:
*
* <UL>
* <LI>Do not allow classes in certain name spaces to be loaded from installed jars, see
* RESTRICTED_PACKAGES for the list.
* <LI>Referencing Derby's internal classes (those outside the public api) from installed is
* disallowed. This is to stop user defined routines bypassing security or taking advantage
* of security holes in Derby. E.g. allowing a routine to call a public method in db would
* allow such routines to call public static methods for system procedures without having
* been granted permission on them, such as setting database properties.
* </UL>
*
* @exception ClassNotFoundException Class can not be found or the installed jar is restricted
* from loading it.
*/
Class loadClass(String className, boolean resolve) throws ClassNotFoundException {
JarLoader jl = null;
boolean unlockLoader = false;
try {
unlockLoader = lockClassLoader(ShExQual.SH);
synchronized (this) {
if (needReload) {
reload();
}
Class clazz = checkLoaded(className, resolve);
if (clazz != null) return clazz;
// Refuse to load classes from restricted name spaces
// That is classes in those name spaces can be not
// loaded from installed jar files.
for (int i = 0; i < RESTRICTED_PACKAGES.length; i++) {
if (className.startsWith(RESTRICTED_PACKAGES[i]))
throw new ClassNotFoundException(className);
}
String jvmClassName = className.replace('.', '/').concat(".class");
if (!initDone) initLoaders();
for (int i = 0; i < jarList.length; i++) {
jl = jarList[i];
Class c = jl.loadClassData(className, jvmClassName, resolve);
if (c != null) {
if (vs != null)
vs.println(
MessageService.getTextMessage(
MessageId.CM_CLASS_LOAD, className, jl.getJarName()));
return c;
}
}
// Ok we are missing the class, we will try to reload once and Find it...
reload();
initDone = false;
initLoaders();
for (int i = 0; i < jarList.length; i++) {
jl = jarList[i];
Class c = jl.loadClassData(className, jvmClassName, resolve);
if (c != null) {
if (vs != null)
vs.println(
MessageService.getTextMessage(
MessageId.CM_CLASS_LOAD, className, jl.getJarName()));
return c;
}
}
}
return null;
} catch (StandardException se) {
throw new ClassNotFoundException(
MessageService.getTextMessage(
MessageId.CM_CLASS_LOAD_EXCEPTION,
className,
jl == null ? null : jl.getJarName(),
se));
} finally {
if (unlockLoader) {
lf.unlock(compat, this, classLoaderLock, ShExQual.SH);
}
}
}
/** Construct an SQLException whose message and severity are derived from the message id. */
public final SQLException getSQLException(
String messageId, SQLException next, Throwable cause, Object[] args) {
String message = MessageService.getCompleteMessage(messageId, args);
int severity = StandardException.getSeverityFromIdentifier(messageId);
return getSQLException(message, messageId, next, severity, cause, args);
}