/**
* Convenience method to get a service bean from the Sakai component manager.
*
* @param beanId The id of the service
* @return The service, or null if the ID is not registered
*/
public Object getService(String beanId) {
try {
return componentManager.get(beanId);
} catch (Exception e) {
log.error(e);
return null;
}
}
/**
* create a component manager based on a list of component.xml
*
* @param configPaths a ';' seperated list of xml bean config files
* @throws IOException
*/
public TestComponentManagerContainer(String configPaths) throws IOException {
// we assume that all the jars are in the same classloader, so this will
// not check for
// incorrect bindings and will not fully replicate the tomcat
// experience, but is an easier environment
// to work within for kernel testing.
// For a more complex structure we could use the kernel poms in the repo
// to generate the dep list.
if (ComponentManager.m_componentManager != null) {
log.info("Closing existing Component Manager ");
/*
try {
ComponentManager.m_componentManager.close();
} catch ( Throwable t ) {
log.warn("Close Failed with message, safe to ignore "+t.getMessage());
}
*/
log.info("Closing Complete ");
ComponentManager.m_componentManager = null;
}
log.info("Starting Component Manager with [" + configPaths + "]");
ComponentManager.setLateRefresh(true);
componentManager = (SpringCompMgr) ComponentManager.getInstance();
ConfigurableApplicationContext ac = componentManager.getApplicationContext();
ClassLoader classLoader = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader();
// we could take the kernel bootstrap from from the classpath in future
// rather than from
// the filesystem
List<Resource> config = new ArrayList<Resource>();
String[] configPath = configPaths.split(";");
for (String p : configPath) {
File xml = new File(p);
config.add(new FileSystemResource(xml.getCanonicalPath()));
}
loadComponent(ac, config, classLoader);
ac.refresh();
log.debug("Finished starting the component manager");
// TODO Auto-generated constructor stub
}