public static ConfigurationManager getInstance() {
try {
class_mon.enter();
if (config == null) {
// this is nasty but I can't see an easy way around it. Unfortunately while reading the
// config
// we hit other code (logging for example) that needs access to the config data. Things are
// cunningly (?) arranged so that a recursive call here *won't* result in a further
// (looping)
// recursive call if we attempt to load the config again. Hence this disgusting code that
// goes for a second load attempt
if (config_temp == null) {
config_temp = new ConfigurationManager();
config_temp.load();
config_temp.initialise();
config = config_temp;
} else {
if (config_temp.propertiesMap == null) {
config_temp.load();
}
return (config_temp);
}
}
return config;
} finally {
class_mon.exit();
}
}
