/**
* Gets an SLD resource for the given style.
*
* @param style
* @return
*/
private Resource getStyleResource(StyleInfo style) {
String[] prefix = new String[0];
if (style.getWorkspace() != null) {
prefix = new String[] {"workspaces", style.getWorkspace().getName()};
}
String fileName = style.getFilename();
String[] pathParts = (String[]) ArrayUtils.addAll(prefix, new String[] {"styles", fileName});
String path = Paths.path(pathParts);
return loader.get(path);
}
public static void initLogging(
GeoServerResourceLoader resourceLoader,
String configFileName,
boolean suppressStdOutLogging,
String logFileName)
throws Exception {
// to initialize logging we need to do a couple of things:
// 1) Figure out whether the user has 'overridden' some configuration settings
// in the logging system (not using log4j in commons-logging.properties or perhaps
// has set up their own 'custom' log4j.properties file.
// 2) If they *have*, then we don't worry about configuring logging
// 3) If they haven't, then we configure logging to use the log4j config file
// specified, and remove console appenders if the suppressstdoutlogging is true.
LoggingInitializer.LOGGER.fine("CONFIGURING GEOSERVER LOGGING -------------------------");
if (configFileName == null) {
configFileName = "DEFAULT_LOGGING.properties";
LoggingInitializer.LOGGER.warning(
"No log4jConfigFile defined in services.xml: using 'DEFAULT_LOGGING.properties'");
}
Resource resource = resourceLoader.get(Paths.path("logs", configFileName));
if (resource == null || resource.getType() == Type.UNDEFINED) {
// hmm, well, we don't have a log4j config file and this could be due to the fact
// that this is a data-dir upgrade. We can count on the DEFAULT_LOGGING.properties file
// being present on the classpath, so we'll upgrade their data_dir and then use the
// default DEFAULT_LOGGING.properties configuration.
LoggingInitializer.LOGGER.warning(
"log4jConfigFile '"
+ configFileName
+ "' couldn't be found in the data dir, so GeoServer will "
+ "install the various logging config file into the data dir, and then try to find it again.");
Resource logs = resourceLoader.get("logs");
File lcdir = logs.dir();
// now we copy in the various logging config files from the base repo location on the
// classpath
final String[] lcfiles =
new String[] {
"DEFAULT_LOGGING.properties",
"GEOSERVER_DEVELOPER_LOGGING.properties",
"GEOTOOLS_DEVELOPER_LOGGING.properties",
"PRODUCTION_LOGGING.properties",
"QUIET_LOGGING.properties",
"TEST_LOGGING.properties",
"VERBOSE_LOGGING.properties"
};
for (int i = 0; i < lcfiles.length; i++) {
File target = new File(lcdir.getAbsolutePath(), lcfiles[i]);
if (!target.exists()) {
resourceLoader.copyFromClassPath(lcfiles[i], target);
}
}
// ok, the possibly-new 'logs' directory is in-place, with all the various configs there.
// Is the originally configured log4jconfigfile there now?
if (resource.getType() != Type.RESOURCE) {
LoggingInitializer.LOGGER.warning(
"Still couldn't find log4jConfigFile '"
+ configFileName
+ "'. Using DEFAULT_LOGGING.properties instead.");
}
resource = resourceLoader.get(Paths.path("logs", "DEFAULT_LOGGING.properties"));
}
if (resource == null || resource.getType() != Type.RESOURCE) {
throw new ConfigurationException(
"Unable to load logging configuration '"
+ configFileName
+ "'. In addition, an attempt "
+ "was made to create the 'logs' directory in your data dir, and to use the DEFAULT_LOGGING configuration, but"
+ "this failed as well. Is your data dir writeable?");
}
// reconfiguring log4j logger levels by resetting and loading a new set of configuration
// properties
InputStream loggingConfigStream = resource.in();
if (loggingConfigStream == null) {
LoggingInitializer.LOGGER.warning("Couldn't open Log4J configuration file '" + resource);
return;
} else {
LoggingInitializer.LOGGER.fine(
"GeoServer logging profile '" + resource.name() + "' enabled.");
}
configureGeoServerLogging(
resourceLoader, loggingConfigStream, suppressStdOutLogging, false, logFileName);
}