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Bundles the core AS7 console as a GWT module. Includes minor customizations to support extensions.
package org.jboss.as.console.client.core;
import com.google.gwt.http.client.URL;
import com.google.inject.Inject;
import com.gwtplatform.mvp.client.proxy.PlaceRequest;
import com.gwtplatform.mvp.client.proxy.TokenFormatException;
import com.gwtplatform.mvp.client.proxy.TokenFormatter;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Set;
/**
* Formats tokens from {@code String} values to {@link PlaceRequest} and {@link PlaceRequest} hierarchies and vice-versa. The default implementation
* uses:
*
* - {@code '/'} to separate {@link PlaceRequest}s in a hierarchy;
* - {@code ';'} to separate parameters in a {@link PlaceRequest};
* - {@code '='} to separate the parameter name from its value;
* - {@code '\'} to escape separators inside parameters names and values in a {@link PlaceRequest}.
*
* These symbols cannot be used in a name token. If one of the separating symbol is encountered in a parameter or a value it is escaped using the
* {@code '\'} character by replacing {@code '/'} with {@code '\0'}, {@code ';'} with {@code '\1'}, {@code '='} with {@code '\2'} and {@code '\'} with
* {@code '\3'}.
*
* Before decoding a {@link String} URL fragment into a {@link PlaceRequest} or a {@link PlaceRequest} hierarchy, {@link NewTokenFormatter} will first
* pass the {@link String} through {@link URL#decodeQueryString(String)} so that if the URL was URL-encoded by some user agent, like a mail user
* agent, it is still parsed correctly.
*
* For example, {@link NewTokenFormatter} would parse any of the following:
*
*
* nameToken1%3Bparam1.1%3Dvalue1.1%3Bparam1.2%3Dvalue1.2%2FnameToken2%2FnameToken3%3Bparam3.1%3Dvalue%03%11
* nameToken1;param1.1=value1.1;param1.2=value1.2/nameToken2/nameToken3;param3.1=value\03\21
*
*
* Into the following hierarchy of {@link PlaceRequest}:
*
*
* {
* { "nameToken1", { {"param1.1", "value1.1"}, {"parame1.2","value1.2"} },
* "nameToken2", {},
* "nameToken3", { {"param3.1", "value/3=1"} } }
* }
*
*
* If you want to use different symbols as separator, use the {@link #ParameterTokenFormatter(String, String, String, String)} constructor.
*
* @author Philippe Beaudoin
* @author Yannis Gonianakis
* @author Daniel Colchete
*/
public class NewTokenFormatter implements TokenFormatter {
protected static final String DEFAULT_HIERARCHY_SEPARATOR = "/";
protected static final String DEFAULT_PARAM_SEPARATOR = ";";
protected static final String DEFAULT_VALUE_SEPARATOR = "=";
protected static final String DEFAULT_ESCAPE_CHARACTER = "\\";
protected static final String ESCAPED_HIERARCHY_SEPARATOR = "\\0"; // escaped version for the DEFAULT_HIERARCHY_SEPARATOR
protected static final String ESCAPED_PARAM_SEPARATOR = "\\1"; // escaped version for the DEFAULT_PARAM_SEPARATOR
protected static final String ESCAPED_VALUE_SEPARATOR = "\\2"; // escaped version for the DEFAULT_VALUE_SEPARATOR
protected static final String ESCAPED_ESCAPE_CHAR = "\\3"; // escaped version for the DEFAULT_ESCAPE_CHARACTER
private final String escapeCharacter;
private final String hierarchySeparator;
private final String paramSeparator;
private final String valueSeparator;
/**
* Builds a {@link NewTokenFormatter} using the default separators and escape character.
*/
@Inject
public NewTokenFormatter() {
this(DEFAULT_HIERARCHY_SEPARATOR, DEFAULT_PARAM_SEPARATOR, DEFAULT_VALUE_SEPARATOR, DEFAULT_ESCAPE_CHARACTER);
}
/**
* This constructor makes it possible to use custom separators in your token formatter. The separators must be 1-letter strings, they must all be
* different from one another, and they must be encoded when ran through {@link URL#encodeQueryString(String)})
*
* @param hierarchySeparator
* The symbol used to separate {@link PlaceRequest} in a hierarchy. Must be a 1-character string and can't be {@code %}.
* @param paramSeparator
* The symbol used to separate parameters in a {@link PlaceRequest}. Must be a 1-character string and can't be {@code %}.
* @param valueSeparator
* The symbol used to separate the parameter name from its value. Must be a 1-character string and can't be {@code %}.
*/
public NewTokenFormatter(String hierarchySeparator, String paramSeparator, String valueSeparator) {
this(hierarchySeparator, paramSeparator, valueSeparator, DEFAULT_ESCAPE_CHARACTER);
}
/**
* This constructor makes it possible to use custom separators and custom escape character in your token formatter. The separators and the escape
* character must be 1-letter strings, they must all be different from one another, and they must be encoded when ran through
* {@link URL#encodeQueryString(String)})
*
* @param hierarchySeparator
* The symbol used to separate {@link PlaceRequest} in a hierarchy. Must be a 1-character string and can't be {@code %}.
* @param paramSeparator
* The symbol used to separate parameters in a {@link PlaceRequest}. Must be a 1-character string and can't be {@code %}.
* @param valueSeparator
* The symbol used to separate the parameter name from its value. Must be a 1-character string and can't be {@code %}.
* @param escapeCharacter
* The symbol used to escape the separator symbols inside parameter names and values. Must be a 1-character string and can't be
* {@code %}.
*/
public NewTokenFormatter(String hierarchySeparator, String paramSeparator, String valueSeparator, String escapeCharacter) {
assert hierarchySeparator.length() == 1;
assert paramSeparator.length() == 1;
assert valueSeparator.length() == 1;
assert escapeCharacter.length() == 1;
assert !escapeCharacter.equals(hierarchySeparator);
assert !escapeCharacter.equals(paramSeparator);
assert !escapeCharacter.equals(valueSeparator);
assert !hierarchySeparator.equals(paramSeparator);
assert !hierarchySeparator.equals(valueSeparator);
assert !paramSeparator.equals(valueSeparator);
assert !escapeCharacter.equals(URL.encodeQueryString(escapeCharacter));
assert !valueSeparator.equals(URL.encodeQueryString(valueSeparator));
assert !hierarchySeparator.equals(URL.encodeQueryString(hierarchySeparator));
assert !paramSeparator.equals(URL.encodeQueryString(paramSeparator));
assert !escapeCharacter.equals("%");
assert !hierarchySeparator.equals("%");
assert !paramSeparator.equals("%");
assert !valueSeparator.equals("%");
this.hierarchySeparator = hierarchySeparator;
this.paramSeparator = paramSeparator;
this.valueSeparator = valueSeparator;
this.escapeCharacter = escapeCharacter;
}
@Override
public String toHistoryToken(List placeRequestHierarchy) throws TokenFormatException {
StringBuilder out = new StringBuilder();
for (int i = 0; i < placeRequestHierarchy.size(); ++i) {
if (i != 0) {
out.append(hierarchySeparator);
}
out.append(toPlaceTokenUnescaped(placeRequestHierarchy.get(i)));
}
return out.toString();
}
@Override
public PlaceRequest toPlaceRequest(String placeToken) throws TokenFormatException {
return unescapedToPlaceRequest(URL.decodeQueryString(placeToken));
}
private PlaceRequest unescapedToPlaceRequest(String unescapedPlaceToken) throws TokenFormatException {
PlaceRequest req = null;
int split = unescapedPlaceToken.indexOf(paramSeparator);
if (split == 0) {
throw new TokenFormatException("Place history token is missing.");
} else if (split == -1) {
req = new PlaceRequest(unescapedPlaceToken);
} else if (split >= 0) {
req = new PlaceRequest(unescapedPlaceToken.substring(0, split));
String paramsChunk = unescapedPlaceToken.substring(split + 1);
String[] paramTokens = paramsChunk.split(paramSeparator);
for (String paramToken : paramTokens) {
if (paramToken.isEmpty()) {
throw new TokenFormatException("Bad parameter: Successive parameters require a single '" + paramSeparator + "' between them.");
}
String[] param = splitParamToken(paramToken);
String key = paramValueUnescape(param[0]);
String value = paramValueUnescape(param[1]);
req = req.with(key, value);
}
}
return req;
}
@Override
public List toPlaceRequestHierarchy(String historyToken) throws TokenFormatException {
historyToken = URL.decodeQueryString(historyToken);
int split = historyToken.indexOf(hierarchySeparator);
if (split == 0) {
throw new TokenFormatException("Place history token is missing.");
} else {
List result = new ArrayList();
if (split == -1) {
result.add(unescapedToPlaceRequest(historyToken)); // History token consists of a single place token
} else {
String[] placeTokens = historyToken.split(hierarchySeparator);
for (String placeToken : placeTokens) {
if (placeToken.isEmpty()) {
throw new TokenFormatException("Bad parameter: Successive place tokens require a single '" + hierarchySeparator + "' between them.");
}
result.add(unescapedToPlaceRequest(placeToken));
}
}
return result;
}
}
@Override
public String toPlaceToken(PlaceRequest placeRequest) throws TokenFormatException {
return toPlaceTokenUnescaped(placeRequest);
}
private String toPlaceTokenUnescaped(PlaceRequest placeRequest) throws TokenFormatException {
StringBuilder out = new StringBuilder();
out.append(placeRequest.getNameToken());
Set params = placeRequest.getParameterNames();
if (params != null) {
for (String name : params) {
out.append(paramSeparator).append(paramValueEscape(name)).append(valueSeparator).append(paramValueEscape(placeRequest.getParameter(name, null)));
}
}
return out.toString();
}
private String[] splitParamToken(String paramToken) {
String[] param = paramToken.split(valueSeparator, 2);
if (param.length == 1 // pattern didn't match
|| param[0].contains(valueSeparator) // un-escaped separator encountered in the key
|| param[1].contains(valueSeparator)) { // un-escaped separator encountered in the value
throw new TokenFormatException("Bad parameter: Parameters require a single '" + valueSeparator + "' between the key and value.");
}
return param;
}
private String paramValueEscape(String value) {
StringBuffer sbuf = new StringBuffer();
int len = value.length();
char escapeChar = escapeCharacter.charAt(0);
char hierarchyChar = hierarchySeparator.charAt(0);
char paramChar = paramSeparator.charAt(0);
char valueChar = valueSeparator.charAt(0);
for (int i = 0; i < len; i++) {
char ch = value.charAt(i);
if (ch == escapeChar) {
sbuf.append(ESCAPED_ESCAPE_CHAR);
} else if (ch == hierarchyChar) {
sbuf.append(ESCAPED_HIERARCHY_SEPARATOR);
} else if (ch == paramChar) {
sbuf.append(ESCAPED_PARAM_SEPARATOR);
} else if (ch == valueChar) {
sbuf.append(ESCAPED_VALUE_SEPARATOR);
} else {
sbuf.append(ch);
}
}
return URL.encodeQueryString(sbuf.toString());
}
private String paramValueUnescape(String value) {
value = URL.decodeQueryString(value);
StringBuffer sbuf = new StringBuffer();
int len = value.length();
char escapeChar = escapeCharacter.charAt(0);
char hierarchyNum = ESCAPED_HIERARCHY_SEPARATOR.charAt(1);
char paramNum = ESCAPED_PARAM_SEPARATOR.charAt(1);
char valueNum = ESCAPED_VALUE_SEPARATOR.charAt(1);
char escapeNum = ESCAPED_ESCAPE_CHAR.charAt(1);
for (int i = 0; i < len; i++) {
char ch = value.charAt(i);
if (ch == escapeChar) {
i++;
char ch2 = value.charAt(i);
if (ch2 == hierarchyNum) {
sbuf.append(hierarchySeparator);
} else if (ch2 == paramNum) {
sbuf.append(paramSeparator);
} else if (ch2 == valueNum) {
sbuf.append(valueSeparator);
} else if (ch2 == escapeNum) {
sbuf.append('\\');
}
} else {
sbuf.append(ch);
}
}
return sbuf.toString();
}
}