/**
* INTERNAL: This convenience method will look up a WebLogic execute thread from the runtime MBean
* tree. The execute thread contains application information. This code will use the name of the
* current thread to lookup the corresponding ExecuteThread. The ExecuteThread will allow us to
* obtain the application name (and version, etc).
*
* @return application name or null if the name cannot be obtained
*/
private static Object getExecuteThread() {
if (getWLSMBeanServer() != null) {
// Lazy load the ThreadPoolRuntime instance
if (wlsThreadPoolRuntime == null) {
ObjectName service = null;
ObjectName serverRuntime = null;
try {
service = new ObjectName(WLS_SERVICE_KEY);
} catch (Exception x) {
throw SDOException.errorGettingWLSObjectName(
WLS_RUNTIME_SERVICE + " [" + WLS_SERVICE_KEY + "]", x);
}
try {
serverRuntime = (ObjectName) wlsMBeanServer.getAttribute(service, WLS_SERVER_RUNTIME);
} catch (Exception x) {
throw SDOException.errorGettingWLSObjectName(WLS_SERVER_RUNTIME, x);
}
try {
wlsThreadPoolRuntime =
(ObjectName) wlsMBeanServer.getAttribute(serverRuntime, WLS_THREADPOOL_RUNTIME);
} catch (Exception x) {
throw SDOException.errorGettingWLSObjectName(WLS_THREADPOOL_RUNTIME, x);
}
}
try {
return wlsMBeanServer.invoke(
wlsThreadPoolRuntime,
WLS_EXECUTE_THREAD_GET_METHOD_NAME,
new Object[] {Thread.currentThread().getName()},
new String[] {String.class.getName()});
} catch (Exception x) {
throw SDOException.errorInvokingWLSMethodReflectively(
WLS_EXECUTE_THREAD_GET_METHOD_NAME, WLS_THREADPOOL_RUNTIME, x);
}
}
return null;
}
