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Must be overridden for different processors, obviously. * This implementation returns the args for Xalan-C TestXSLT
* * @param program path\name of program to Runtime.exec() * @param defaultArgs any additional arguments to pass * @return String array of arguments suitable to pass to * Runtime.exec() */ public String[] getProgramArguments(StylesheetDatalet datalet, String[] defaultArgs) { final int NUMARGS = 7; String[] args = new String[defaultArgs.length + NUMARGS]; String progName = datalet.options.getProperty(OPT_PROGNAME, getDefaultProgName()); String progPath = datalet.options.getProperty(OPT_PROGPATH); if ((null != progPath) && (progPath.length() > 0)) { args[0] = progPath + File.separator + progName; } else { // Pesume the program is on the PATH already... args[0] = progName; } // Default args for Xalan-C TestXSLT args[1] = "-in"; args[2] = datalet.xmlName; args[3] = "-xsl"; args[4] = datalet.inputName; args[5] = "-out"; args[6] = datalet.outputName; if (defaultArgs.length > 0) System.arraycopy(defaultArgs, 0, args, NUMARGS, defaultArgs.length); return args; } /** * Worker method to shell out an external process. * *Does a simple capturing of the out and err streams from * the process and logs them out. Inherits the same environment * that the current JVM is in.
* * @param cmdline actual command line to run, including program name * @param environment passed as-is to Process.run * @return return value from program * @exception Exception may be thrown by Runtime.exec */ public void execProcess(String[] cmdline, String[] environment) throws Exception { if ((cmdline == null) || (cmdline.length < 1)) { logger.checkFail("execProcess called with null/blank arguments!"); return; } int bufSize = 2048; // Arbitrary bufSize seems to work well ThreadedStreamReader outReader = new ThreadedStreamReader(); ThreadedStreamReader errReader = new ThreadedStreamReader(); Runtime r = Runtime.getRuntime(); java.lang.Process proc = null; // Fully declare to not conflict with org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process // Actually begin executing the program logger.logMsg(Logger.TRACEMSG, "execProcess starting " + cmdline[0]); proc = r.exec(cmdline, environment); // Immediately begin capturing any output therefrom outReader.setInputStream( new BufferedReader( new InputStreamReader(proc.getInputStream()), bufSize)); errReader.setInputStream( new BufferedReader( new InputStreamReader(proc.getErrorStream()), bufSize)); // Start two threads off on reading the System.out and System.err from proc outReader.start(); errReader.start(); int processReturnVal = -2; // HACK the default try { // Wait for the process to exit normally processReturnVal = proc.waitFor(); } catch (InterruptedException ie1) { logger.logThrowable(Logger.ERRORMSG, ie1, "execProcess proc.waitFor() threw"); } // Now that we're done, presumably the Readers are also done StringBuffer sysOut = null; StringBuffer sysErr = null; try { outReader.join(); sysOut = outReader.getBuffer(); } catch (InterruptedException ie2) { logger.logThrowable(Logger.ERRORMSG, ie2, "Joining outReader threw"); } try { errReader.join(); sysErr = errReader.getBuffer(); } catch (InterruptedException ie3) { logger.logThrowable(Logger.ERRORMSG, ie3, "Joining errReader threw"); } checkOutputStreams(cmdline, sysOut, sysErr, processReturnVal); } /** * Worker method to evaluate the System.out/.err streams of * a particular processor. * * @param cmdline that was used for execProcess * @param outBuf buffer from execProcess' System.out * @param errBuf buffer from execProcess' System.err * @param processReturnVal from execProcess */ protected void checkOutputStreams(String[] cmdline, StringBuffer outBuf, StringBuffer errBuf, int processReturnVal) { Hashtable attrs = new Hashtable(); attrs.put("program", cmdline[0]); attrs.put("returnVal", String.valueOf(processReturnVal)); StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer(); if ((null != errBuf) && (errBuf.length() > 0)) { buf.append("