Package org.apache.openejb.jee

Examples of org.apache.openejb.jee.FacesConfig$JAXB

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public class FacesConfig22Test {
    @Test
    public void unmarshallFacesConfig22() throws Exception {
        final URL url = getClass().getClassLoader().getResource("a-faces-config-22.xml");
        final FacesConfig facesConfig = FacesConfigXml.unmarshal(url);
        assertNotNull(facesConfig);
    }
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    public static FacesConfig readFacesConfig(final URL url) throws OpenEJBException {
        try {
            final Source src = getSource(url);
            if (src == null) {
                return new FacesConfig();
            }

            final String content = IO.slurp(src.get());
            if (isEmpty(new ByteArrayInputStream(content.getBytes()), "faces-config")) {
                return new FacesConfig();
            }
            return FacesConfigXml.unmarshal(new ByteArrayInputStream(content.getBytes()));
        } catch (final SAXException e) {
            throw new OpenEJBException("Cannot parse the faces configuration file: " + url.toExternalForm(), e);
        } catch (final JAXBException e) {
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        // load the faces configuration files
        // TODO:kmalhi:: Its good to have separate FacesConfig objects for multiple configuration files, but what if there is a conflict where the same
        // managebean is declared in two different files, which one wins? -- check the jsf spec, Hopefully JSF should be able to check for this and
        // flag an error and not allow the application to be deployed.
        for (final URL location : facesConfigLocations) {
            final FacesConfig facesConfig = ReadDescriptors.readFacesConfig(location);
            webModule.getFacesConfigs().add(facesConfig);
            if ("file".equals(location.getProtocol())) {
                webModule.getWatchedResources().add(URLs.toFilePath(location));
            }
        }
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        }
        return tldTaglib;
    }
   
    public static FacesConfig readFacesConfig(URL url) throws OpenEJBException {
        FacesConfig facesConfig;
        try {
         JAXBElement<FacesConfig> element = (JAXBElement<FacesConfig>) JaxbJavaee
        .unmarshal(FacesConfig.class, url.openStream());
         facesConfig = element.getValue();
        } catch (SAXException e) {
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        // load the faces configuration files
        // TODO:kmalhi:: Its good to have separate FacesConfig objects for multiple configuration files, but what if there is a conflict where the same
        // managebean is declared in two different files, which one wins? -- check the jsf spec, Hopefully JSF should be able to check for this and
        // flag an error and not allow the application to be deployed.
        for (URL location : facesConfigLocations) {
           FacesConfig facesConfig = ReadDescriptors.readFacesConfig(location);
            webModule.getFacesConfigs().add(facesConfig);
            if ("file".equals(location.getProtocol())) {
                webModule.getWatchedResources().add(URLs.toFilePath(location));
            }
        }
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        // load the faces configuration files
        // TODO:kmalhi:: Its good to have separate FacesConfig objects for multiple configuration files, but what if there is a conflict where the same
        // managebean is declared in two different files, which one wins? -- check the jsf spec, Hopefully JSF should be able to check for this and
        // flag an error and not allow the application to be deployed.
        for (URL location : facesConfigLocations) {
           FacesConfig facesConfig = ReadDescriptors.readFacesConfig(location);
            webModule.getFacesConfigs().add(facesConfig);
            if ("file".equals(location.getProtocol())) {
                webModule.getWatchedResources().add(URLs.toFilePath(location));
            }
        }
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        // load the faces configuration files
        // TODO:kmalhi:: Its good to have separate FacesConfig objects for multiple configuration files, but what if there is a conflict where the same
        // managebean is declared in two different files, which one wins? -- check the jsf spec, Hopefully JSF should be able to check for this and
        // flag an error and not allow the application to be deployed.
        for (final URL location : facesConfigLocations) {
            final FacesConfig facesConfig = ReadDescriptors.readFacesConfig(location);
            webModule.getFacesConfigs().add(facesConfig);
            if ("file".equals(location.getProtocol())) {
                webModule.getWatchedResources().add(URLs.toFilePath(location));
            }
        }
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    public static FacesConfig readFacesConfig(final URL url) throws OpenEJBException {
        try {
            final Source src = getSource(url);
            if (src == null) {
                return new FacesConfig();
            }

            final String content = IO.slurp(src.get());
            if (isEmpty(new ByteArrayInputStream(content.getBytes()), "faces-config")) {
                return new FacesConfig();
            }
            return FacesConfigXml.unmarshal(new ByteArrayInputStream(content.getBytes()));
        } catch (final SAXException e) {
            throw new OpenEJBException("Cannot parse the faces configuration file: " + url.toExternalForm(), e);
        } catch (final JAXBException e) {
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        // load the faces configuration files
        // TODO:kmalhi:: Its good to have separate FacesConfig objects for multiple configuration files, but what if there is a conflict where the same
        // managebean is declared in two different files, which one wins? -- check the jsf spec, Hopefully JSF should be able to check for this and
        // flag an error and not allow the application to be deployed.
        for (final URL location : facesConfigLocations) {
            final FacesConfig facesConfig = ReadDescriptors.readFacesConfig(location);
            webModule.getFacesConfigs().add(facesConfig);
            if ("file".equals(location.getProtocol())) {
                webModule.getWatchedResources().add(URLs.toFilePath(location));
            }
        }
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        // load the faces configuration files
        // TODO:kmalhi:: Its good to have separate FacesConfig objects for multiple configuration files, but what if there is a conflict where the same
        // managebean is declared in two different files, which one wins? -- check the jsf spec, Hopefully JSF should be able to check for this and
        // flag an error and not allow the application to be deployed.
        for (final URL location : facesConfigLocations) {
            final FacesConfig facesConfig = ReadDescriptors.readFacesConfig(location);
            webModule.getFacesConfigs().add(facesConfig);
            if ("file".equals(location.getProtocol())) {
                webModule.getWatchedResources().add(URLs.toFilePath(location));
            }
        }
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