connectors/jk/native2/common/jk_registry.c

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#include "jk_global.h"

#include "jk_logger.h"
#include "jk_pool.h"
#include "jk_service.h"
#include "jk_env.h"

#include "jk_registry.h"


/***************************************************************************
 * Description: Worker list                                                *
 * Version:     $Revision$                                           *
 ***************************************************************************/

/** Static declarations for all 'hardcoded' modules. This is a hack, 
 *  needed to initialize the static 'type system' for jk. 
 *
 *  A better solution would use 'introspection' and dlsyms to locate the 
 *  factory, using the common naming schema. This is a bit harder to implement
 *  ( we can do it later ) and may have problems on some buggy OSs ( I assume
 *  most decent systems support .so/.dll and symbols, but you can never know )
 * 
 *  Both solutions could be used in paralel - for start we'll use this
 *  hack and static registration. Don't put anything else here, just 
 *  static declarations for the factory methods and the registrerFactory() call.
 * 
 * (based on jk_worker_list.h )
 * @author:      Gal Shachor <shachor@il.ibm.com>
 * @author:      Henri Gomez <hgomez@apache.org>
 * @author:      Costin Manolache
 *  
 */

/**
 *   Init the components that we compile in by default. 
 *   In future we should have a more flexible mechanism that would allow 
 *   different server modules to load and register various jk objects, or 
 *   even have jk load it's own modules from .so files.
 * 
 *   For now the static registrartion should work.
 */
void JK_METHOD jk2_registry_init(jk_env_t *env)
{
    if (env == NULL) {
        /* XXX do something ! */
        printf("jk2_registry_init: Assertion failed, env==NULL\n");
        return;
    }
  /**
   * Because the functions being referenced here (apjp14_work_factory, and
   * lb_worker_factory) don't match the prototype declared for registerFactory,
   * and because the MetroWerks compiler (used for NetWare) treats this as an
   * error, I'm casting the function pointers to (void *) - mmanders
   */
    env->registerFactory(env, "logger.file", jk2_logger_file_factory);
    env->registerFactory(env, "logger.win32", jk2_logger_win32_factory);
    env->registerFactory(env, "workerEnv", jk2_workerEnv_factory);
    env->registerFactory(env, "uriMap", jk2_uriMap_factory);
    env->registerFactory(env, "uriEnv", jk2_uriEnv_factory);
    env->registerFactory(env, "endpoint", jk2_endpoint_factory);
    env->registerFactory(env, "uri", jk2_uriEnv_factory);
    env->registerFactory(env, "config", jk2_config_file_factory);

    env->registerFactory(env, "ajp13", jk2_worker_ajp13_factory);
    env->registerFactory(env, "lb", jk2_worker_lb_factory);
    env->registerFactory(env, "status", jk2_worker_status_factory);
    env->registerFactory(env, "run", jk2_worker_run_factory);

    env->registerFactory(env, "channel.un", jk2_channel_un_factory);

    env->registerFactory(env, "channel.socket",
                         jk2_channel_apr_socket_factory);

    env->registerFactory(env, "shm", jk2_shm_factory);


    env->registerFactory(env, "handler.response",
                         jk2_handler_response_factory);
    env->registerFactory(env, "handler.logon", jk2_handler_logon_factory);

    env->registerFactory(env, "threadMutex", jk2_mutex_thread_factory);
    env->registerFactory(env, "procMutex", jk2_mutex_proc_factory);

    env->registerFactory(env, "channel.jni", jk2_channel_jni_factory);
    env->registerFactory(env, "worker.jni", jk2_worker_jni_factory);
    env->registerFactory(env, "vm", jk2_vm_factory);
    env->registerFactory(env, "signal", jk2_signal_factory);
    env->registerFactory(env, "user", jk2_user_factory);
}