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package com.sun.xml.bind;

import java.lang.reflect.InvocationHandler;
import java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException;
import java.lang.reflect.Method;
import java.lang.reflect.Proxy;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.WeakHashMap;

/**
 * Bridges two isomorphic interface sets in different packages. 
 * 
 * 

* Even though we officially require JDK1.3 or higher, * feedback shows that there are a lot of people out there * who are stuck with JDK 1.2. But in JDK1.2, the Proxy class is * not available. * *

* This class is carefully crafted so that it tries to work * with JDK1.2 as much as possible (with certain limitation.) * * @since 1.0.1 * @author Kohsuke Kawaguchi ([email protected]) * @author ryans */ public class ProxyGroup { // map of neighbor classes private final HashMap faceToMaskMap = new HashMap(); // map of proxy classes private final HashMap faceToProxyMap = new HashMap(); // SDO // map of classes //private static final Hashtable nameToClassMap = new Hashtable(); private static final Map maskToProxyMap = Collections.synchronizedMap( new WeakHashMap() ); /** * Initialize the ProxyGroup for the JAXB generated runtime classes that * might require proxies. * * The ordering of the tuples is important. To setup bidirectional proxies * for org.a.Foo and org.b.Foo you should pass in: * * new Class[] { org.a.Foo.class, org.b.Foo.class } * * @param neighbors ordered tuples of Class objects that might require * proxies. * @return the proxy object for GrammarInfo since it is the root of the * runtime classes needed to start unmarshalling */ public static Object wrap( Object gi, Class giClass, Class[] neighbors ) { // create proxyGroup ProxyGroup proxyGroup = new ProxyGroup( neighbors ); // return an instance of the gi proxy return proxyGroup.wrap( gi, giClass ); } /** * Wraps an unknown object into a given "mask" and return it. * * This method will dynamically determine the face type and * generates proxies if necessary. * * @param o * An object to be wrapped. * @param mask * The interface class of the proxy to be returned. * @param maskSatellite * Other relevant interfaces on the mask side that may need * proxies. * * @return * null if something goes wrong, or an instance of the mask class * that wraps the given 'o'. */ public static Object blindWrap( Object o, Class mask, Class[] maskSatellite ) { if(o==null) return null; // most of the times when this method is called, there's no need // for wrapping. Check that first for better performance. if( mask.isInstance(o) ) return o; // if so, no proxying necessary Class face = findFace(o.getClass(), getShortName(mask) ); if(face==null) return null; // no corresponding face was found String facePackage = face.getName(); facePackage = facePackage.substring(0,facePackage.lastIndexOf('.')+1); Class[] neighbors = new Class[maskSatellite.length*2]; for( int i=0; i





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