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* Copyright 2005 - 2008 Pentaho Corporation. All rights reserved.
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* @created Jul 07, 2008
* @author rmansoor
*/
package org.pentaho.platform.engine.services.connection.datasource.dbcp;
import javax.naming.NamingException;
import javax.sql.DataSource;
import org.apache.commons.dbcp.BasicDataSource;
import org.pentaho.platform.api.data.DatasourceServiceException;
import org.pentaho.platform.api.data.IDatasourceService;
import org.pentaho.platform.api.engine.ObjectFactoryException;
import org.pentaho.platform.api.repository.datasource.DatasourceMgmtServiceException;
import org.pentaho.platform.api.repository.datasource.IDatasource;
import org.pentaho.platform.api.repository.datasource.IDatasourceMgmtService;
import org.pentaho.platform.engine.core.system.PentahoSystem;
import org.pentaho.platform.engine.services.messages.Messages;
public class NonPooledDatasourceService extends BaseDatasourceService {
/**
* Since JNDI is supported different ways in different app servers, it's
* nearly impossible to have a ubiquitous way to look up a datasource. This
* method is intended to hide all the lookups that may be required to find a
* jndi name.
*
* @param dsName
* The Datasource name
* @return DataSource if there is one bound in JNDI
* @throws NamingException
*/
public DataSource getDataSource(String dsName) throws DatasourceServiceException {
DataSource dataSource = null;
Object foundDs = null;
if(!cacheManager.cacheEnabled(IDatasourceService.JDBC_DATASOURCE)) {
cacheManager.addCacheRegion(IDatasourceService.JDBC_DATASOURCE);
}
foundDs = cacheManager.getFromRegionCache(IDatasourceService.JDBC_DATASOURCE,dsName);
if (foundDs != null) {
return (DataSource) foundDs;
}
try {
IDatasourceMgmtService datasourceMgmtSvc = (IDatasourceMgmtService) PentahoSystem.getObjectFactory().get(IDatasourceMgmtService.class,null);
IDatasource datasource = datasourceMgmtSvc.getDatasource(dsName);
if(datasource != null) {
dataSource = convert(datasource);
cacheManager.putInRegionCache(IDatasourceService.JDBC_DATASOURCE,dsName, (DataSource) dataSource);
} else {
throw new DatasourceServiceException(Messages.getInstance().getErrorString("NonPooledDatasourceService.ERROR_0002_UNABLE_TO_GET_DATASOURCE")); //$NON-NLS-1$
}
} catch (ObjectFactoryException objface) {
throw new DatasourceServiceException(Messages.getInstance().getErrorString("NonPooledDatasourceService.ERROR_0001_UNABLE_TO_INSTANTIATE_OBJECT"),objface); //$NON-NLS-1$
} catch (DatasourceMgmtServiceException daoe) {
throw new DatasourceServiceException(Messages.getInstance().getErrorString("NonPooledDatasourceService.ERROR_0002_UNABLE_TO_GET_DATASOURCE"),daoe); //$NON-NLS-1$
}
return dataSource;
}
/**
* Since JNDI is supported different ways in different app servers, it's
* nearly impossible to have a ubiquitous way to look up a datasource. This
* method is intended to hide all the lookups that may be required to find a
* jndi name, and return the actual bound name.
*
* @param dsName
* The Datasource name (like SampleData)
* @return The bound DS name if it is bound in JNDI (like "jdbc/SampleData")
* @throws DatasourceServiceException
*/
public String getDSBoundName(final String dsName) throws DatasourceServiceException {
return dsName;
}
/**
* Since JNDI is supported different ways in different app servers, it's
* nearly impossible to have a ubiquitous way to look up a datasource. This
* method is intended to extract just the regular name of a specified JNDI source.
*
* @param dsName The Datasource name (like "jdbc/SampleData")
* @return The unbound DS name (like "SampleData")
*/
public String getDSUnboundName(final String dsName) {
return dsName;
}
private DataSource convert(IDatasource datasource) {
BasicDataSource basicDatasource = new BasicDataSource();
basicDatasource.setDriverClassName(datasource.getDriverClass());
basicDatasource.setMaxActive(datasource.getMaxActConn());
basicDatasource.setMaxIdle(datasource.getIdleConn());
basicDatasource.setMaxWait(datasource.getWait());
basicDatasource.setUrl(datasource.getUrl());
basicDatasource.setUsername(datasource.getUserName());
basicDatasource.setPassword(datasource.getPassword());
basicDatasource.setValidationQuery(datasource.getQuery());
return basicDatasource;
}
}