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weblogic.security.service
Class JMSResource

java.lang.Object
  weblogic.security.service.ResourceBase
      weblogic.security.service.JMSResource

All Implemented Interfaces:

Serializable, Resource, SelfDescribingResource, SelfDescribingResourceV2

public final class JMSResource

extends ResourceBase

The JMSResource class is used by a container to specify the JMS resource (and method related to the resource) that a caller is attempting to access.

The toString format (which is produced by the ResourceBase class) for a JMS resource deployed with an application where the module name is specified in the weblogic-application.xml descriptor is:
type=<jms>, application=myApp, module=myModule, destType=queue, resource=myQueue, action=receive

The toString format for a JMS system resource is:
type=<jms>, application=mySystemResource, destType=queue, resource=myQueue, action=receive

The toString format for a JMS resource that is part of the interop-jms resources is:
type=<jms>, application=, destType=queue, resource=myQueue, action=receive

See Also:

Serialized Form

getType

public String getType()

Gets the type of this resource (JMSResource).

Returns:

the type of this resource, represented as a String.

makeParent

protected Resource makeParent()

Gets a Resource object that represents the parent of the current JMSResource. If the resource does not have a parent, the value of null must be returned.

The parentage hierarchy for a system JMSResource is:

type=<jms>, application=mySystemResource, destinationType=queue, resource=myQueue, action=send
type=<jms>, application=mySystemResource, destinationType=queue, resource=myQueue
type=<jms>, application=mySystemResource, destinationType=queue, action=send
type=<jms>, application=mySystemResource, destinationType=queue
type=<jms>, application=mySystemResource, action=send
type=<jms>, application=mySystemResource
type=<app>, application=mySystemResource
type=<jms>, action=send
type=<jms>


Overrides:

makeParent in class ResourceBase

Returns:

the Resource object of the parent resource.

getRepeatingFieldIndex

public int getRepeatingFieldIndex()

Description copied from interface: SelfDescribingResource

getRepeatingFieldIndex returns an index into the array returned by getKeys() that signifies what part of the Resource's fields repeat as the hierarchy is traversed. For example, in the URLResource, the httpMethod is repeated as the hierarchy is walked. A value of -1 indicates that there are no repeating fields.

Specified by:

getRepeatingFieldIndex in interface SelfDescribingResource

Overrides:

getRepeatingFieldIndex in class ResourceBase

Returns:

the index of the repeating fields or -1 if none

getRepeatingFieldTerminatingIndex

public int getRepeatingFieldTerminatingIndex()

Description copied from interface: SelfDescribingResource

The field returned by getRepeatingFieldIndex is repeated as the Resource is shortened up to and including this field index. After this field index the repetition is no longer applied.

Specified by:

getRepeatingFieldTerminatingIndex in interface SelfDescribingResource

Overrides:

getRepeatingFieldTerminatingIndex in class ResourceBase

Returns:

an int describing the terminating index or getKeys().length if none

isTransitiveField

public boolean isTransitiveField(String fieldName)

Description copied from interface: SelfDescribingResourceV2

Returns true when the specified field name is a transitive field. When the transitive field value is null the field name is not included into the resource id.

Specified by:

isTransitiveField in interface SelfDescribingResourceV2

Overrides:

isTransitiveField in class ResourceBase

getKeys

public String[] getKeys()

Gets keys for the JMSResource.

Specified by:

getKeys in interface Resource

Specified by:

getKeys in class ResourceBase

Returns:

an array of Strings containing the JMSResource's keys.

getDestinationType

public String getDestinationType()

Gets the type of the destination resource.

Returns:

the type of the destination resource, represented as a String.

getResourceName

public String getResourceName()

Gets the name of the JMSResource.

Returns:

the name of the JMSResource, represented as a String.

getActionName

public String getActionName()

Gets the name of the action being requested on the JMSResource.

Returns:

the action being requested on the JMSResource, represented as a String.

getApplicationName

public String getApplicationName()

Gets the name of the application associated with the JMSResource.

Returns:

the name of the application associated with the JMSResource, represented as a String.

getModule

public String getModule()

Returns the name of the module associated with the JMSResource.

Returns:

the name of the module associated with the JMSResource.

writeResourceString

protected void writeResourceString(StringBuffer buf)

Writes a string representation of the resource to buffer.

Each type of resource is first printed in angled brackets. Then, each key is printed, in order, along with it's value. The keys are comma-separated. Values that are lists are comma-separated and delineated by open and close curly braces. Each value is printed as is, except that commas (,), open braces ({), close braces (}), and back slashes (\) are each escaped with a backslash.

Note: Because this method produces a result based on the concatenation of strings, it may be expensive in terms of performance.

Overrides:

writeResourceString in class ResourceBase

Parameters:

buf - buffer to write to.

equals

public boolean equals(Object obj)

Compares this resource to the resource in the specified object.

Specified by:

equals in interface Resource

Overrides:

equals in class ResourceBase

Parameters:

obj - the other resource with which to compare this resource.

Returns:

TRUE if the resource passed in matches this resource, and FALSE otherwise.

See Also:

Object.equals(Object)

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