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package org.sakaiproject.entitybroker.util;


import java.lang.reflect.Method;

import lombok.extern.slf4j.Slf4j;

import org.springframework.aop.framework.ProxyFactoryBean;
import org.springframework.aop.target.HotSwappableTargetSource;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.InitializingBean;

import org.sakaiproject.component.cover.ComponentManager;

/**
 * WARNING: Requires Spring 1.2.8 or newer libraries in the classpath 

 * Allows you to define a Sakai component in a webapp so it can be reloaded,
 * this makes development easier since it does not require all of Sakai to be restarted
 * and yet allows you to expose beans to the Sakai component manager

 * WARNING: This is currently experimental as your bean will not be able to be found by the component
 * manager while things are starting up (since your webapp will not have loaded up yet),
 * it is basically only useful for development and some testing right now
 * 

 * How to use:

 * 1) Create a bean for the service you want to proxy in your webapp application context (example: myLocalBean)

 * 2) Create a bean in your webapp like so:
<bean class="org.sakaiproject.entitybroker.util.ReloadableComponentProxy">
     <property name="proxyInterfaces" value="org.sakaiproject.myproject.MyService" />
     <property name="sakaiComponentName" value="org.sakaiproject.myproject.MyService" />
     <property name="localSakaiComponentBean" ref="myLocalBeanName" />
</bean>

 * 3) Put the interface for your service into shared (this has to be the same interface you are registering in proxyInterfaces)

 * 4) Use {@link ComponentManager#get(Class)} to load up the proxied bean in the service/thing that is using your service
 * at the point where it is used (not in the init or it will fail):
if (webappService == null) {
     webappService = (MyService) ComponentManager.get(MyService.class);
}
 * That's it. Good luck.

 * 
 * @author Steven Githens ([email protected])
 * @author Aaron Zeckoski ([email protected])
 */
@Slf4j
public class ReloadableComponentProxy extends ProxyFactoryBean implements InitializingBean {

   private String sakaiComponentName;
   /**
    * @param sakaiComponentName (optional) the name to use for this bean in the component manager,
    * if unset then this will use the name of the registered proxyInterface
    */
   public void setSakaiComponentName(String sakaiComponentName) {
      this.sakaiComponentName = sakaiComponentName;
   }

   private Object localSakaiComponentBean;
   /**
    * @param localSakaiComponentBean this is the bean which you want to expose via the proxy
    */
   public void setLocalSakaiComponentBean(Object localSakaiComponentBean) {
      this.localSakaiComponentBean = localSakaiComponentBean;
   }

   public void afterPropertiesSet() throws Exception {
      // run this when the bean is loaded

      // auto set the name if it is not set
      if (sakaiComponentName == null || "".equals(sakaiComponentName)) {
         Class[] interfaces = getProxiedInterfaces();
         if (interfaces.length > 0) {
            sakaiComponentName = interfaces[0].getName();
            log.info("Autogenerating component name from interface: " + sakaiComponentName);
         }
      }

      // get the component from the Sakai CM if it is in there
      Object obj = ComponentManager.get(sakaiComponentName);

      /*
       * If the obj is null, that means this is the first time we have loaded
       * the component, so we will add it to the Component Manager. If this
       * component is already available from the component manager, then we
       * will simply update it's proxy target.
       */
      if (obj == null) {
         this.setTargetSource(new HotSwappableTargetSource(localSakaiComponentBean));  
         ComponentManager.loadComponent(sakaiComponentName, this);
      }
      else {
         try {
            Method getTargetSource = obj.getClass().getMethod("getTargetSource");              
            HotSwappableTargetSource hsts = (HotSwappableTargetSource) getTargetSource.invoke(obj);
            hsts.swap(localSakaiComponentBean);
         } catch (Exception e) {
            log.error("Unable to update reloadable SakaiComponent: " + sakaiComponentName, e);
         }
      }
      log.info("Added component proxy from webapp to component manager: " + sakaiComponentName);
   }
}