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package org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.util;

import java.lang.ref.WeakReference;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Iterator;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentHashMap;
import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentMap;
import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentLinkedQueue;

/**
 * Utility functions related to ThreadLocals.
 * This class provides utilities for managing the lifecycles of ThreadLocals.
 * In particular, many application servers do not clean up the ThreadLocals
 * added to the request thread before returning the request thread to
 * its thread pool.  This may have several severe side-effects, including
 * 
    *
  1. Leakage of objects referenced by the thread local
  2. *
  3. Possible security holes if the ThreadLocals contents are reused * on a request for a different user.
  4. *
  5. Leakage of the entire class loader in live patching scenarios
  6. *
  7. ClassCastExceptions in live patching scenarios
  8. *
* To avoid these problems, this class provides utilities for creating * and registering ThreadLocals that will be removed from the thread * automatically at the end of the current request. * @see #newRequestThreadLocal * @see #registerRequestThreadLocal */ public final class ThreadLocalUtils { /** * Integration interface implemented by object holding onto ThreadLocals * with a specified lifetime * @see ThreadLocalLifecycle */ public static abstract class ThreadLocalManager { /** * Called by the ThreadLocalLifeCycle when the ThreadLocals managed by * this ThreadLocalManager need to be cleaned up by removing their * instances from the current Thread. */ public abstract void removeThreadLocals(); } /** * Integration interface implemented by an object that cleans up the * ThreadLocals in a ThreadLocalManager with the specified lifetime. * The ThreadLocalLifecycle cleans up the ThreadLocals by calling * removeThreadLocals on the ThreadLocalManager passed * to it in init at the appropriate time. * @see ThreadLocalManager * @see #init */ public static abstract class ThreadLocalLifecycle { /** * Called after instantiating the ThreadLocalLifecycle so that the * ThreadLocalLifecycle can clean up the ThreadLocalManager at the * appropriate moment. * @param manager Manager of ThreadLocals that will be cleaned up by * this ThreadLocalLifecycle. * @see ThreadLocalManager#removeThreadLocals */ public abstract void init(ThreadLocalManager manager); } // don't allow instantiation private ThreadLocalUtils() { } /** * Creates and returns a new ThreadLocal that will be automatically removed from * the each request thread when the request finishes. * @return The ThreadLocal * @see #registerRequestThreadLocal */ public static ThreadLocal newRequestThreadLocal() { return registerRequestThreadLocal(new ThreadLocal()); } /** * Registers and returns the ThreadLocal to be automatically removed from * the each request thread when the request finishes. * @param threadLocal ThreadLocal to register for automatic removal * @return The reigistered ThreadLocal * @see #newRequestThreadLocal */ public static ThreadLocal registerRequestThreadLocal(ThreadLocal threadLocal) { return _getThreadLocalManager(_REQUEST_SERVICE).registerThreadLocal(threadLocal); } /** * Returns the ResettableThreadLocalManager for the specified threadLocalGroup name. If no * ResettableThreadLocalManager is currently registered for the threadLocalGroup, one will * be instantiated, its related ThreadLocalLifecycle instantiated and the ThreadLocalManager * registered with the ThreadLocalLifecycle * @param threadLocalGroup Identifier for this group * @return the ResettableThreadLocalManager for this threadLocalGroup name */ private static ResettableThreadLocalManager _getThreadLocalManager(String threadLocalGroup) { // see if we already have a ResettableThreadLocalManager registered ResettableThreadLocalManager threadLocalManager = _threadLocalManagers.get(threadLocalGroup); // if we don't, create one if (threadLocalManager == null) { threadLocalManager = new ResettableThreadLocalManager(); // handle simultaneous registration ResettableThreadLocalManager oldThreadLocalManager = _threadLocalManagers.putIfAbsent(threadLocalGroup, threadLocalManager); if (oldThreadLocalManager != null) { // simultaneous registration, use the one that was registered first threadLocalManager = oldThreadLocalManager; } else { // find the ThreadLocalLifecycle for this threadLocalGroup by looking in // META-INF/Services, instantiate it and register ourselves with it so that we // can be cleaned up List lifecycles = ClassLoaderUtils.getServices(threadLocalGroup); if (!lifecycles.isEmpty()) { lifecycles.get(0).init(threadLocalManager); } } } return threadLocalManager; } /** * ThreadLocalManager implementation class */ private static class ResettableThreadLocalManager extends ThreadLocalManager { public ResettableThreadLocalManager() { // create the list of resettable ThreadLocals for this group _threadLocals = new ConcurrentLinkedQueue>>(); } /** * Registers the ThreadLocal for cleanup when this ThreadLocalManager is cleaned up * @param threadLocal ThreadLocal to register for clean up * @return The registered ThreadLocal */ public ThreadLocal registerThreadLocal(ThreadLocal threadLocal) { if (threadLocal == null) throw new NullPointerException(); // make sure we don't pin ThreadLocals, in case they were dynamically created, or // statically created on a class that was then unloaded _threadLocals.add(new WeakReference>(threadLocal)); return threadLocal; } /** * Called by the ThreadLocalLifecycle to clean up all of the ThreadLocals registered * with this ThreadLocalManager */ public void removeThreadLocals() { Iterator>> iterator = _threadLocals.iterator(); while (iterator.hasNext()) { ThreadLocal threadLocal = iterator.next().get(); if (threadLocal != null) { // clean up the ThreadLocal threadLocal.remove(); } else { // ThreadLocal was gc'ed, so remove the entry iterator.remove(); } } } private final Collection>> _threadLocals; } // Name used for the request-scoped ThreadLocalManager private static final String _REQUEST_SERVICE = ThreadLocalUtils.class.getName() + ".ThreadLocalLifecycle.REQUEST"; // threadLocalGroup -> ThreadLocalManager Map private static final ConcurrentMap_threadLocalManagers = new ConcurrentHashMap(); }




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