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# type: (int, str, str, str, int) -> None
self.set_response(http_code, http_message)
if mime_type and not self.is_header_set("content-type"):
self.set_header("content-type", mime_type)
# Convert the content
raw_content = to_bytes(content)
if content_length is not None and not self.is_header_set(
"content-length"
):
if content_length < 0:
# Compute the length
content_length = len(raw_content)
# Send the length
self.set_header("content-length", content_length)
self.end_headers()
# Send the content
self.write(raw_content)
|
def send_content(
self,
http_code,
content,
mime_type="text/html",
http_message=None,
content_length=-1,
)
|
Utility method to send the given content as an answer.
You can still use get_wfile or write afterwards, if you forced the
content length.
If content_length is negative (default), it will be computed as the
length of the content;
if it is positive, the given value will be used;
if it is None, the content-length header won't be sent.
:param http_code: HTTP result code
:param content: Data to be sent (must be a string)
:param mime_type: Content MIME type (content-type)
:param http_message: HTTP code description
:param content_length: Forced content length
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| 2.798925
| 0.877614
|
if not address:
raise ValueError("Empty address")
# Convert the address to a binary form
group_bin = pton(family, address)
if family == socket.AF_INET:
# IPv4
# struct ip_mreq
# {
# struct in_addr imr_multiaddr; /* IP multicast address of group */
# struct in_addr imr_interface; /* local IP address of interface */
# };
# "=I" : Native order, standard size unsigned int
return group_bin + struct.pack("=I", socket.INADDR_ANY)
elif family == socket.AF_INET6:
# IPv6
# struct ipv6_mreq {
# struct in6_addr ipv6mr_multiaddr;
# unsigned int ipv6mr_interface;
# };
# "@I" : Native order, native size unsigned int
return group_bin + struct.pack("@I", 0)
raise ValueError("Unknown family {0}".format(family))
|
def make_mreq(family, address)
|
Makes a mreq structure object for the given address and socket family.
:param family: A socket family (AF_INET or AF_INET6)
:param address: A multicast address (group)
:raise ValueError: Invalid family or address
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| 4.085239
| 0.968722
|
# Get the information about a datagram (UDP) socket, of any family
try:
addrs_info = socket.getaddrinfo(
address, port, socket.AF_UNSPEC, socket.SOCK_DGRAM
)
except socket.gaierror:
raise ValueError(
"Error retrieving address informations ({0}, {1})".format(
address, port
)
)
if len(addrs_info) > 1:
_logger.debug(
"More than one address information found. Using the first one."
)
# Get the first entry : (family, socktype, proto, canonname, sockaddr)
addr_info = addrs_info[0]
# Only accept IPv4/v6 addresses
if addr_info[0] not in (socket.AF_INET, socket.AF_INET6):
# Unhandled address family
raise ValueError("Unhandled socket family : %d" % (addr_info[0]))
# Prepare the socket
sock = socket.socket(addr_info[0], socket.SOCK_DGRAM, socket.IPPROTO_UDP)
# Reuse address
sock.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SOCKET, socket.SO_REUSEADDR, 1)
if hasattr(socket, "SO_REUSEPORT"):
# Special for MacOS
# pylint: disable=E1101
sock.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SOCKET, socket.SO_REUSEPORT, 1)
# Bind the socket
if sock.family == socket.AF_INET:
# IPv4 binding
sock.bind(("0.0.0.0", port))
else:
# IPv6 Binding
sock.bind(("::", port))
# Prepare the mreq structure to join the group
# addrinfo[4] = (addr,port)
mreq = make_mreq(sock.family, addr_info[4][0])
# Join the group
if sock.family == socket.AF_INET:
# IPv4
sock.setsockopt(socket.IPPROTO_IP, socket.IP_ADD_MEMBERSHIP, mreq)
# Allow multicast packets to get back on this host
sock.setsockopt(socket.IPPROTO_IP, socket.IP_MULTICAST_LOOP, 1)
elif sock.family == socket.AF_INET6:
# IPv6
sock.setsockopt(ipproto_ipv6(), socket.IPV6_JOIN_GROUP, mreq)
# Allow multicast packets to get back on this host
sock.setsockopt(ipproto_ipv6(), socket.IPV6_MULTICAST_LOOP, 1)
return sock, addr_info[4][0]
|
def create_multicast_socket(address, port)
|
Creates a multicast socket according to the given address and port.
Handles both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
:param address: Multicast address/group
:param port: Socket port
:return: A tuple (socket, listening address)
:raise ValueError: Invalid address or port
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if sock is None:
return
if address:
# Prepare the mreq structure to join the group
mreq = make_mreq(sock.family, address)
# Quit group
if sock.family == socket.AF_INET:
# IPv4
sock.setsockopt(socket.IPPROTO_IP, socket.IP_DROP_MEMBERSHIP, mreq)
elif sock.family == socket.AF_INET6:
# IPv6
sock.setsockopt(ipproto_ipv6(), socket.IPV6_LEAVE_GROUP, mreq)
# Close the socket
sock.close()
|
def close_multicast_socket(sock, address)
|
Cleans up the given multicast socket.
Unregisters it of the multicast group.
Parameters should be the result of create_multicast_socket
:param sock: A multicast socket
:param address: The multicast address used by the socket
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|
print(
"Python.sayHello called by: {0} "
"with message: '{1}'".format(name, message)
)
return (
"PythonSync says: Howdy {0} "
"that's a nice runtime you got there".format(name)
)
|
def sayHello(self, name="Not given", message="nothing")
|
Synchronous implementation of IHello.sayHello synchronous method.
The remote calling thread will be blocked until this is executed and
responds.
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|
print(
"Python.sayHelloAsync called by: {0} "
"with message: '{1}'".format(name, message)
)
return (
"PythonAsync says: Howdy {0} "
"that's a nice runtime you got there".format(name)
)
|
def sayHelloAsync(self, name="Not given", message="nothing")
|
Implementation of IHello.sayHelloAsync.
This method will be executed via some thread, and the remote caller
will not block.
This method should return either a String result (since the return type
of IHello.sayHelloAsync is CompletableFuture<String>, OR a Future that
returns a python string. In this case, it returns the string directly.
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|
print(
"Python.sayHelloPromise called by: {0} "
"with message: '{1}'".format(name, message)
)
return (
"PythonPromise says: Howdy {0} "
"that's a nice runtime you got there".format(name)
)
|
def sayHelloPromise(self, name="Not given", message="nothing")
|
Implementation of IHello.sayHelloPromise.
This method will be executed via some thread, and the remote caller
will not block.
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# type: (type, Optional[BundleContext]) -> Optional[FactoryContext]
try:
# Try to get the factory context (built using decorators)
context = getattr(factory_class, constants.IPOPO_FACTORY_CONTEXT)
except AttributeError:
# The class has not been manipulated, or too badly
return None
if not context.completed:
# Partial context (class not manipulated)
return None
# Associate the factory to the bundle context
context.set_bundle_context(bundle_context)
return context
|
def _set_factory_context(factory_class, bundle_context)
|
Transforms the context data dictionary into its FactoryContext object form.
:param factory_class: A manipulated class
:param bundle_context: The class bundle context
:return: The factory context, None on error
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# type: (Bundle) -> List[Tuple[FactoryContext, type]]
result = []
# Get the Python module
module_ = bundle.get_module()
# Get the bundle context
bundle_context = bundle.get_bundle_context()
for name in dir(module_):
try:
# Get the module member
factory_class = getattr(module_, name)
if not inspect.isclass(factory_class):
continue
# Check if it is a class
if sys.modules[factory_class.__module__] is not module_:
# Only keep classes from this module
continue
except (AttributeError, KeyError):
# getattr() didn't work or __module__ is not a member of the class,
# or the module is not known by the interpreter
continue
context = _set_factory_context(factory_class, bundle_context)
if context is None:
# Error setting up the factory context
continue
result.append((context, factory_class))
return result
|
def _load_bundle_factories(bundle)
|
Retrieves a list of pairs (FactoryContext, factory class) with all
readable manipulated classes found in the bundle.
:param bundle: A Bundle object
:return: The list of factories loaded from the bundle
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|
# Get the references
svc_refs = self.__context.get_all_service_references(
handlers_const.SERVICE_IPOPO_HANDLER_FACTORY
)
if svc_refs:
for svc_ref in svc_refs:
# Store each handler factory
self.__add_handler_factory(svc_ref)
|
def __find_handler_factories(self)
|
Finds all registered handler factories and stores them
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|
# type: (ServiceReference) -> None
with self.__handlers_lock:
# Get the handler ID
handler_id = svc_ref.get_property(handlers_const.PROP_HANDLER_ID)
if handler_id in self._handlers:
# Duplicated ID
_logger.warning("Already registered handler ID: %s", handler_id)
else:
# Store the service
self._handlers_refs.add(svc_ref)
self._handlers[handler_id] = self.__context.get_service(svc_ref)
# Try to instantiate waiting components
succeeded = set()
for (
name,
(context, instance),
) in self.__waiting_handlers.items():
if self.__try_instantiate(context, instance):
succeeded.add(name)
# Remove instantiated component from the waiting list
for name in succeeded:
del self.__waiting_handlers[name]
|
def __add_handler_factory(self, svc_ref)
|
Stores a new handler factory
:param svc_ref: ServiceReference of the new handler factory
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# type: (ServiceReference) -> None
with self.__handlers_lock:
# Get the handler ID
handler_id = svc_ref.get_property(handlers_const.PROP_HANDLER_ID)
# Check if this is the handler we use
if svc_ref not in self._handlers_refs:
return
# Clean up
self.__context.unget_service(svc_ref)
self._handlers_refs.remove(svc_ref)
del self._handlers[handler_id]
# List the components using this handler
to_stop = set() # type: Set[StoredInstance]
for factory_name in self.__factories:
_, factory_context = self.__get_factory_with_context(
factory_name
)
if handler_id in factory_context.get_handlers_ids():
to_stop.update(self.__get_stored_instances(factory_name))
with self.__instances_lock:
for stored_instance in to_stop:
# Extract information
context = stored_instance.context
name = context.name
instance = stored_instance.instance
# Clean up the stored instance (iPOPO side)
del self.__instances[name]
stored_instance.kill()
# Add the component to the waiting queue
self.__waiting_handlers[name] = (context, instance)
# Try to find a new handler factory
new_ref = self.__context.get_service_reference(
handlers_const.SERVICE_IPOPO_HANDLER_FACTORY,
"({0}={1})".format(handlers_const.PROP_HANDLER_ID, handler_id),
)
if new_ref is not None:
self.__add_handler_factory(new_ref)
|
def __remove_handler_factory(self, svc_ref)
|
Removes an handler factory
:param svc_ref: ServiceReference of the handler factory to remove
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|
# type: (str) -> Tuple[type, FactoryContext]
factory = self.__factories.get(factory_name)
if factory is None:
raise TypeError("Unknown factory '{0}'".format(factory_name))
# Get the factory context
factory_context = getattr(
factory, constants.IPOPO_FACTORY_CONTEXT, None
)
if factory_context is None:
raise TypeError(
"Factory context missing in '{0}'".format(factory_name)
)
return factory, factory_context
|
def __get_factory_with_context(self, factory_name)
|
Retrieves the factory registered with the given and its factory context
:param factory_name: The name of the factory
:return: A (factory, context) tuple
:raise TypeError: Unknown factory, or factory not manipulated
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|
# type: (str) -> List[StoredInstance]
with self.__instances_lock:
return [
stored_instance
for stored_instance in self.__instances.values()
if stored_instance.factory_name == factory_name
]
|
def __get_stored_instances(self, factory_name)
|
Retrieves the list of all stored instances objects corresponding to
the given factory name
:param factory_name: A factory name
:return: All components instantiated from the given factory
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|
# type: (ComponentContext, object) -> bool
with self.__instances_lock:
# Extract information about the component
factory_context = component_context.factory_context
handlers_ids = factory_context.get_handlers_ids()
name = component_context.name
factory_name = factory_context.name
try:
# Get handlers
handler_factories = self.__get_handler_factories(handlers_ids)
except KeyError:
# A handler is missing, stop here
return False
# Instantiate the handlers
all_handlers = set() # type: Set[Any]
for handler_factory in handler_factories:
handlers = handler_factory.get_handlers(
component_context, instance
)
if handlers:
all_handlers.update(handlers)
# Prepare the stored instance
stored_instance = StoredInstance(
self, component_context, instance, all_handlers
)
# Manipulate the properties
for handler in all_handlers:
handler.manipulate(stored_instance, instance)
# Store the instance
self.__instances[name] = stored_instance
# Start the manager
stored_instance.start()
# Notify listeners now that every thing is ready to run
self._fire_ipopo_event(
constants.IPopoEvent.INSTANTIATED, factory_name, name
)
# Try to validate it
stored_instance.update_bindings()
stored_instance.check_lifecycle()
return True
|
def __try_instantiate(self, component_context, instance)
|
Instantiates a component, if all of its handlers are there. Returns
False if a handler is missing.
:param component_context: A ComponentContext bean
:param instance: The component instance
:return: True if the component has started,
False if a handler is missing
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|
# type: (Bundle) -> None
with self.__instances_lock:
# Prepare the list of components
store = self.__auto_restart.setdefault(bundle, [])
for stored_instance in self.__instances.values():
# Get the factory name
factory = stored_instance.factory_name
if self.get_factory_bundle(factory) is bundle:
# Factory from this bundle
# Test component properties
properties = stored_instance.context.properties
if properties.get(constants.IPOPO_AUTO_RESTART):
# Auto-restart property found
store.append(
(factory, stored_instance.name, properties)
)
|
def _autorestart_store_components(self, bundle)
|
Stores the components of the given bundle with the auto-restart
property
:param bundle: A Bundle object
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# type: (Bundle) -> None
with self.__instances_lock:
instances = self.__auto_restart.get(bundle)
if not instances:
# Nothing to do
return
for factory, name, properties in instances:
try:
# Instantiate the given component
self.instantiate(factory, name, properties)
except Exception as ex:
# Log error, but continue to work
_logger.exception(
"Error restarting component '%s' ('%s') "
"from bundle %s (%d): %s",
name,
factory,
bundle.get_symbolic_name(),
bundle.get_bundle_id(),
ex,
)
|
def _autorestart_components(self, bundle)
|
Restart the components of the given bundle
:param bundle: A Bundle object
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|
# type: (int, str, Optional[str]) -> None
with self.__listeners_lock:
# Use a copy of the list of listeners
listeners = self.__listeners[:]
for listener in listeners:
try:
listener.handle_ipopo_event(
constants.IPopoEvent(kind, factory_name, instance_name)
)
except:
_logger.exception("Error calling an iPOPO event handler")
|
def _fire_ipopo_event(self, kind, factory_name, instance_name=None)
|
Triggers an iPOPO event
:param kind: Kind of event
:param factory_name: Name of the factory associated to the event
:param instance_name: Name of the component instance associated to the
event
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|
# type: (dict, dict) -> dict
# Normalize given properties
if properties is None or not isinstance(properties, dict):
properties = {}
# Use framework properties to fill missing ones
framework = self.__context.get_framework()
for property_name in factory_properties:
if property_name not in properties:
# Missing property
value = framework.get_property(property_name)
if value is not None:
# Set the property value
properties[property_name] = value
return properties
|
def _prepare_instance_properties(self, properties, factory_properties)
|
Prepares the properties of a component instance, based on its
configuration, factory and framework properties
:param properties: Component instance properties
:param factory_properties: Component factory "default" properties
:return: The merged properties
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|
# type: (Bundle) -> None
# Load the bundle factories
factories = _load_bundle_factories(bundle)
for context, factory_class in factories:
try:
# Register each found factory
self._register_factory(context.name, factory_class, False)
except ValueError as ex:
# Already known factory
_logger.error(
"Cannot register factory '%s' of bundle %d (%s): %s",
context.name,
bundle.get_bundle_id(),
bundle.get_symbolic_name(),
ex,
)
_logger.error(
"class: %s -- module: %s",
factory_class,
factory_class.__module__,
)
else:
# Instantiate components
for name, properties in context.get_instances().items():
self.instantiate(context.name, name, properties)
|
def _register_bundle_factories(self, bundle)
|
Registers all factories found in the given bundle
:param bundle: A bundle
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# type: (str, type, bool) -> None
if not factory_name or not is_string(factory_name):
raise ValueError("A factory name must be a non-empty string")
if not inspect.isclass(factory):
raise TypeError(
"Invalid factory class '{0}'".format(type(factory).__name__)
)
with self.__factories_lock:
if factory_name in self.__factories:
if override:
_logger.info("Overriding factory '%s'", factory_name)
else:
raise ValueError(
"'{0}' factory already exist".format(factory_name)
)
self.__factories[factory_name] = factory
# Trigger an event
self._fire_ipopo_event(
constants.IPopoEvent.REGISTERED, factory_name
)
|
def _register_factory(self, factory_name, factory, override)
|
Registers a component factory
:param factory_name: The name of the factory
:param factory: The factory class object
:param override: If true, previous factory is overridden, else an
exception is risen if a previous factory with that
name already exists
:raise ValueError: The factory name already exists or is invalid
:raise TypeError: Invalid factory type
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|
factories = list(self.__factories.keys())
for factory_name in factories:
self.unregister_factory(factory_name)
|
def _unregister_all_factories(self)
|
Unregisters all factories. This method should be called only after the
iPOPO service has been unregistered (that's why it's not locked)
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|
# type: (Bundle) -> None
with self.__factories_lock:
# Find out which factories must be removed
to_remove = [
factory_name
for factory_name in self.__factories
if self.get_factory_bundle(factory_name) is bundle
]
# Remove all of them
for factory_name in to_remove:
try:
self.unregister_factory(factory_name)
except ValueError as ex:
_logger.warning(
"Error unregistering factory '%s': %s", factory_name, ex
)
|
def _unregister_bundle_factories(self, bundle)
|
Unregisters all factories of the given bundle
:param bundle: A bundle
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|
# Running flag down
self.running = False
# Unregister the service listener
self.__context.remove_service_listener(self)
# Clean up handler factories usages
with self.__instances_lock:
for svc_ref in self._handlers_refs:
self.__context.unget_service(svc_ref)
self._handlers.clear()
self._handlers_refs.clear()
|
def _stop(self)
|
iPOPO is stopping: clean everything up
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|
# type: (BundleEvent) -> None
kind = event.get_kind()
bundle = event.get_bundle()
if kind == BundleEvent.STOPPING_PRECLEAN:
# A bundle is gone, remove its factories after the deactivator has
# been called. That way, the deactivator can kill manually started
# components.
self._unregister_bundle_factories(bundle)
elif kind == BundleEvent.STARTED:
# A bundle is staring, register its factories before its activator
# is called. That way, the activator can use the registered
# factories.
self._register_bundle_factories(bundle)
elif kind == BundleEvent.UPDATE_BEGIN:
# A bundle will be updated, store its auto-restart component
self._autorestart_store_components(bundle)
elif kind == BundleEvent.UPDATED:
# Update has finished, restart stored components
self._autorestart_components(bundle)
self._autorestart_clear_components(bundle)
elif kind == BundleEvent.UPDATE_FAILED:
# Update failed, clean the stored components
self._autorestart_clear_components(bundle)
|
def bundle_changed(self, event)
|
A bundle event has been triggered
:param event: The bundle event
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|
# type: (ServiceEvent) -> None
# Call sub-methods
kind = event.get_kind()
svc_ref = event.get_service_reference()
if kind == ServiceEvent.REGISTERED:
# Service coming
with self.__instances_lock:
self.__add_handler_factory(svc_ref)
elif kind == ServiceEvent.UNREGISTERING:
# Service gone
with self.__instances_lock:
self.__remove_handler_factory(svc_ref)
|
def service_changed(self, event)
|
Called when a handler factory service is un/registered
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|
# type: (str, str, dict) -> Any
# Test parameters
if not factory_name or not is_string(factory_name):
raise ValueError("Invalid factory name")
if not name or not is_string(name):
raise ValueError("Invalid component name")
if not self.running:
# Stop working if the framework is stopping
raise ValueError("Framework is stopping")
with self.__instances_lock:
if name in self.__instances or name in self.__waiting_handlers:
raise ValueError(
"'{0}' is an already running instance name".format(name)
)
with self.__factories_lock:
# Can raise a TypeError exception
factory, factory_context = self.__get_factory_with_context(
factory_name
)
# Check if the factory is singleton and if a component is
# already started
if (
factory_context.is_singleton
and factory_context.is_singleton_active
):
raise ValueError(
"{0} is a singleton: {1} can't be "
"instantiated.".format(factory_name, name)
)
# Create component instance
try:
instance = factory()
except Exception:
_logger.exception(
"Error creating the instance '%s' from factory '%s'",
name,
factory_name,
)
raise TypeError(
"Factory '{0}' failed to create '{1}'".format(
factory_name, name
)
)
# Instantiation succeeded: update singleton status
if factory_context.is_singleton:
factory_context.is_singleton_active = True
# Normalize the given properties
properties = self._prepare_instance_properties(
properties, factory_context.properties
)
# Set up the component instance context
component_context = ComponentContext(
factory_context, name, properties
)
# Try to instantiate the component immediately
if not self.__try_instantiate(component_context, instance):
# A handler is missing, put the component in the queue
self.__waiting_handlers[name] = (component_context, instance)
return instance
|
def instantiate(self, factory_name, name, properties=None)
|
Instantiates a component from the given factory, with the given name
:param factory_name: Name of the component factory
:param name: Name of the instance to be started
:param properties: Initial properties of the component instance
:return: The component instance
:raise TypeError: The given factory is unknown
:raise ValueError: The given name or factory name is invalid, or an
instance with the given name already exists
:raise Exception: Something wrong occurred in the factory
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| 3.529793
| 0.974876
|
# type: (str, dict) -> int
with self.__instances_lock:
try:
stored_instance = self.__instances[name]
except KeyError:
raise ValueError(
"Unknown component instance '{0}'".format(name)
)
else:
return stored_instance.retry_erroneous(properties_update)
|
def retry_erroneous(self, name, properties_update=None)
|
Removes the ERRONEOUS state of the given component, and retries a
validation
:param name: Name of the component to retry
:param properties_update: A dictionary to update the initial properties
of the component
:return: The new state of the component
:raise ValueError: Invalid component name
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| 4.596103
| 0.7859
|
# type: (str) -> None
with self.__instances_lock:
try:
stored_instance = self.__instances[name]
except KeyError:
raise ValueError(
"Unknown component instance '{0}'".format(name)
)
else:
# Call back the component during the invalidation
stored_instance.invalidate(True)
|
def invalidate(self, name)
|
Invalidates the given component
:param name: Name of the component to invalidate
:raise ValueError: Invalid component name
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| 6.403384
| 0.837815
|
# type: (str) -> None
if not name:
raise ValueError("Name can't be None or empty")
with self.__instances_lock:
try:
# Running instance
stored_instance = self.__instances.pop(name)
# Store the reference to the factory context
factory_context = stored_instance.context.factory_context
# Kill it
stored_instance.kill()
# Update the singleton state flag
factory_context.is_singleton_active = False
except KeyError:
# Queued instance
try:
# Extract the component context
context, _ = self.__waiting_handlers.pop(name)
# Update the singleton state flag
context.factory_context.is_singleton_active = False
except KeyError:
raise ValueError(
"Unknown component instance '{0}'".format(name)
)
|
def kill(self, name)
|
Kills the given component
:param name: Name of the component to kill
:raise ValueError: Invalid component name
| 4.555956
| 4.640322
| 0.981819
|
# type: (BundleContext, type) -> bool
if factory is None or bundle_context is None:
# Invalid parameter, to nothing
raise ValueError("Invalid parameter")
context = _set_factory_context(factory, bundle_context)
if not context:
raise TypeError("Not a manipulated class (no context found)")
self._register_factory(context.name, factory, False)
return True
|
def register_factory(self, bundle_context, factory)
|
Registers a manually created factory, using decorators programmatically
:param bundle_context: The factory bundle context
:param factory: A manipulated class
:return: True if the factory has been registered
:raise ValueError: Invalid parameter, or factory already registered
:raise TypeError: Invalid factory type (not a manipulated class)
| 7.301605
| 6.376735
| 1.145038
|
# type: (str) -> bool
if not factory_name or not is_string(factory_name):
# Invalid name
return False
with self.__factories_lock:
try:
# Remove the factory from the registry
factory_class = self.__factories.pop(factory_name)
except KeyError:
# Unknown factory
return False
# Trigger an event
self._fire_ipopo_event(
constants.IPopoEvent.UNREGISTERED, factory_name
)
# Invalidate and delete all components of this factory
with self.__instances_lock:
# Compute the list of __instances to remove
to_remove = self.__get_stored_instances(factory_name)
# Remove instances from the registry: avoids dependencies \
# update to link against a component from this factory again.
for instance in to_remove:
try:
# Kill the instance
self.kill(instance.name)
except ValueError:
# Unknown instance: already killed by the invalidation
# callback of a component killed in this loop
# => ignore
pass
# Remove waiting component
names = [
name
for name, (context, _) in self.__waiting_handlers.items()
if context.factory_context.name == factory_name
]
for name in names:
del self.__waiting_handlers[name]
# Clear the bundle context of the factory
_set_factory_context(factory_class, None)
return True
|
def unregister_factory(self, factory_name)
|
Unregisters the given component factory
:param factory_name: Name of the factory to unregister
:return: True the factory has been removed, False if the factory is
unknown
| 5.823704
| 5.840294
| 0.997159
|
# type: () -> List[Tuple[str, str, int]]
with self.__instances_lock:
return sorted(
(name, stored_instance.factory_name, stored_instance.state)
for name, stored_instance in self.__instances.items()
)
|
def get_instances(self)
|
Retrieves the list of the currently registered component instances
:return: A list of (name, factory name, state) tuples.
| 4.612134
| 4.122672
| 1.118725
|
# type: () -> List[Tuple[str, str, Set[str]]]
with self.__instances_lock:
result = []
for name, (context, _) in self.__waiting_handlers.items():
# Compute missing handlers
missing = set(context.factory_context.get_handlers_ids())
missing.difference_update(self._handlers.keys())
result.append((name, context.factory_context.name, missing))
result.sort()
return result
|
def get_waiting_components(self)
|
Returns the list of the instances waiting for their handlers
:return: A list of (name, factory name, missing handlers) tuples
| 4.973871
| 4.173401
| 1.191803
|
# type: (str) -> Dict[str, Any]
if not is_string(name):
raise ValueError("Component name must be a string")
with self.__instances_lock:
if name not in self.__instances:
raise ValueError("Unknown component: {0}".format(name))
stored_instance = self.__instances[name]
assert isinstance(stored_instance, StoredInstance)
with stored_instance._lock:
result = {} # type: Dict[str, Any]
result["name"] = stored_instance.name
# Factory name
result["factory"] = stored_instance.factory_name
# Factory bundle
result[
"bundle_id"
] = stored_instance.bundle_context.get_bundle().get_bundle_id()
# Component state
result["state"] = stored_instance.state
# Error details
result["error_trace"] = stored_instance.error_trace
# Provided service
result["services"] = {}
for handler in stored_instance.get_handlers(
handlers_const.KIND_SERVICE_PROVIDER
):
svc_ref = handler.get_service_reference()
if svc_ref is not None:
svc_id = svc_ref.get_property(SERVICE_ID)
result["services"][svc_id] = svc_ref
# Dependencies
result["dependencies"] = {}
for dependency in stored_instance.get_handlers(
handlers_const.KIND_DEPENDENCY
):
# Dependency
info = result["dependencies"][dependency.get_field()] = {}
info["handler"] = type(dependency).__name__
# Requirement
req = dependency.requirement
info["specification"] = req.specification
info["filter"] = str(req.filter) if req.filter else None
info["optional"] = req.optional
info["aggregate"] = req.aggregate
# Bindings
info["bindings"] = dependency.get_bindings()
# Properties
properties = stored_instance.context.properties.items()
result["properties"] = {
str(key): str(value) for key, value in properties
}
# All done
return result
|
def get_instance_details(self, name)
|
Retrieves a snapshot of the given component instance.
The result dictionary has the following keys:
* ``name``: The component name
* ``factory``: The name of the component factory
* ``bundle_id``: The ID of the bundle providing the component factory
* ``state``: The current component state
* ``services``: A ``{Service ID → Service reference}`` dictionary, with
all services provided by the component
* ``dependencies``: A dictionary associating field names with the
following dictionary:
* ``handler``: The name of the type of the dependency handler
* ``filter`` (optional): The requirement LDAP filter
* ``optional``: A flag indicating whether the requirement is optional
or not
* ``aggregate``: A flag indicating whether the requirement is a set
of services or not
* ``binding``: A list of the ServiceReference the component is bound
to
* ``properties``: A dictionary key → value, with all properties of the
component. The value is converted to its string representation, to
avoid unexpected behaviours.
:param name: The name of a component instance
:return: A dictionary of details
:raise ValueError: Invalid component name
| 2.866109
| 2.531624
| 1.132123
|
# type: (str) -> Bundle
with self.__factories_lock:
try:
factory = self.__factories[name]
except KeyError:
raise ValueError("Unknown factory '{0}'".format(name))
else:
# Bundle Context is stored in the Factory Context
factory_context = getattr(
factory, constants.IPOPO_FACTORY_CONTEXT
)
return factory_context.bundle_context.get_bundle()
|
def get_factory_bundle(self, name)
|
Retrieves the Pelix Bundle object that registered the given factory
:param name: The name of a factory
:return: The Bundle that registered the given factory
:raise ValueError: Invalid factory
| 4.991797
| 5.250251
| 0.950773
|
# type: (str) -> Dict[str, Any]
with self.__factories_lock:
try:
factory = self.__factories[name]
except KeyError:
raise ValueError("Unknown factory '{0}'".format(name))
context = getattr(factory, constants.IPOPO_FACTORY_CONTEXT)
assert isinstance(context, FactoryContext)
result = {} # type: Dict[Any, Any]
# Factory name & bundle
result["name"] = context.name
result["bundle"] = context.bundle_context.get_bundle()
# Configurable properties
# Name -> Default value
result["properties"] = {
prop_name: context.properties.get(prop_name)
for prop_name in context.properties_fields.values()
}
# Requirements (list of dictionaries)
reqs = result["requirements"] = []
handler_requires = context.get_handler(constants.HANDLER_REQUIRES)
if handler_requires is not None:
for field, requirement in handler_requires.items():
reqs.append(
{
"id": field,
"specification": requirement.specification,
"aggregate": requirement.aggregate,
"optional": requirement.optional,
"filter": requirement.original_filter,
}
)
# Provided services (list of list of specifications)
handler_provides = context.get_handler(constants.HANDLER_PROVIDES)
if handler_provides is not None:
result["services"] = [
specs_controller[0] for specs_controller in handler_provides
]
else:
result["services"] = []
# Other handlers
handlers = set(context.get_handlers_ids())
handlers.difference_update(
(
constants.HANDLER_PROPERTY,
constants.HANDLER_PROVIDES,
constants.HANDLER_REQUIRES,
)
)
result["handlers"] = {
handler: copy.deepcopy(context.get_handler(handler))
for handler in handlers
}
return result
|
def get_factory_details(self, name)
|
Retrieves a dictionary with details about the given factory
* ``name``: The factory name
* ``bundle``: The Bundle object of the bundle providing the factory
* ``properties``: Copy of the components properties defined by the
factory
* ``requirements``: List of the requirements defined by the factory
* ``id``: Requirement ID (field where it is injected)
* ``specification``: Specification of the required service
* ``aggregate``: If True, multiple services will be injected
* ``optional``: If True, the requirement is optional
* ``services``: List of the specifications of the services provided by
components of this factory
* ``handlers``: Dictionary of the non-built-in handlers required by
this factory.
The dictionary keys are handler IDs, and it contains a tuple with:
* A copy of the configuration of the handler (0)
* A flag indicating if the handler is present or not
:param name: The name of a factory
:return: A dictionary describing the factory
:raise ValueError: Invalid factory
| 3.14904
| 2.939842
| 1.07116
|
# type: (socket.socket, bool) -> None
try:
# Use existing value
opt_ipv6_only = socket.IPV6_V6ONLY
except AttributeError:
# Use "known" value
if os.name == "nt":
# Windows: see ws2ipdef.h
opt_ipv6_only = 27
elif platform.system() == "Linux":
# Linux: see linux/in6.h (in recent kernels)
opt_ipv6_only = 26
else:
# Unknown value: do nothing
raise
# Setup the socket (can raise a socket.error)
socket_obj.setsockopt(ipproto_ipv6(), opt_ipv6_only, int(not double_stack))
|
def set_double_stack(socket_obj, double_stack=True)
|
Sets up the IPv6 double stack according to the operating system
:param socket_obj: A socket object
:param double_stack: If True, use the double stack, else only support IPv6
:raise AttributeError: Python or system doesn't support V6
:raise socket.error: Error setting up the double stack value
| 5.307607
| 5.550122
| 0.956305
|
# type: (str) -> str
# pylint: disable=C0103
if not ldap_string:
# No content
return ldap_string
# Protect escape character previously in the string
assert is_string(ldap_string)
ldap_string = ldap_string.replace(
ESCAPE_CHARACTER, ESCAPE_CHARACTER + ESCAPE_CHARACTER
)
# Leading space
if ldap_string.startswith(" "):
ldap_string = "\\ {0}".format(ldap_string[1:])
# Trailing space
if ldap_string.endswith(" "):
ldap_string = "{0}\\ ".format(ldap_string[:-1])
# Escape other characters
for escaped in ESCAPED_CHARACTERS:
ldap_string = ldap_string.replace(escaped, ESCAPE_CHARACTER + escaped)
return ldap_string
|
def escape_LDAP(ldap_string)
|
Escape a string to let it go in an LDAP filter
:param ldap_string: The string to escape
:return: The protected string
| 2.691874
| 2.905829
| 0.92637
|
# type: (str) -> str
# pylint: disable=C0103
if ldap_string is None:
return None
if ESCAPE_CHARACTER not in ldap_string:
# No need to loop
return ldap_string
escaped = False
result = ""
for character in ldap_string:
if not escaped and character == ESCAPE_CHARACTER:
# Escape character found
escaped = True
else:
# Copy the character
escaped = False
result += character
return result
|
def unescape_LDAP(ldap_string)
|
Unespaces an LDAP string
:param ldap_string: The string to unescape
:return: The unprotected string
| 3.23255
| 3.690176
| 0.875988
|
# The filter value is a joker : simple presence test
if tested_value is None:
return False
elif hasattr(tested_value, "__len__"):
# Refuse empty values
# pylint: disable=C1801
return len(tested_value) != 0
# Presence validated
return True
|
def _comparator_presence(_, tested_value)
|
Tests a filter which simply a joker, i.e. a value presence test
| 8.865952
| 7.021672
| 1.262655
|
if isinstance(tested_value, ITERABLES):
for value in tested_value:
if _star_comparison(filter_value, value):
return True
return False
return _star_comparison(filter_value, tested_value)
|
def _comparator_star(filter_value, tested_value)
|
Tests a filter containing a joker
| 3.045857
| 3.097825
| 0.983225
|
if not is_string(tested_value):
# Unhandled value type...
return False
parts = filter_value.split("*")
i = 0
last_part = len(parts) - 1
idx = 0
for part in parts:
# Find the part in the tested value
idx = tested_value.find(part, idx)
if idx == -1:
# Part not found
return False
len_part = len(part)
if i == 0 and len_part != 0 and idx != 0:
# First part is not a star, but the tested value is not at
# position 0 => Doesn't match
return False
if (
i == last_part
and len_part != 0
and idx != len(tested_value) - len_part
):
# Last tested part is not at the end of the sequence
return False
# Be sure to test the next part
idx += len_part
i += 1
# Whole test passed
return True
|
def _star_comparison(filter_value, tested_value)
|
Tests a filter containing a joker
| 3.304603
| 3.317091
| 0.996235
|
if isinstance(tested_value, ITERABLES):
# Convert the list items to strings
for value in tested_value:
# Try with the string conversion
if not is_string(value):
value = repr(value)
if filter_value == value:
# Match !
return True
# Standard comparison
elif not is_string(tested_value):
# String vs string representation
return filter_value == repr(tested_value)
else:
# String vs string
return filter_value == tested_value
return False
|
def _comparator_eq(filter_value, tested_value)
|
Tests if the filter value is equal to the tested value
| 4.638264
| 4.597248
| 1.008922
|
lower_filter_value = filter_value.lower()
if is_string(tested_value):
# Lower case comparison
return _comparator_eq(lower_filter_value, tested_value.lower())
elif hasattr(tested_value, "__iter__"):
# Extract a list of strings
new_tested = [
value.lower() for value in tested_value if is_string(value)
]
if _comparator_eq(lower_filter_value, new_tested):
# Value found in the strings
return True
# Compare the raw values
return _comparator_eq(filter_value, tested_value) or _comparator_eq(
lower_filter_value, tested_value
)
|
def _comparator_approximate(filter_value, tested_value)
|
Tests if the filter value is nearly equal to the tested value.
If the tested value is a string or an array of string, it compares their
lower case forms
| 3.322306
| 3.174256
| 1.046641
|
lower_filter_value = filter_value.lower()
if is_string(tested_value):
# Lower case comparison
return _comparator_star(lower_filter_value, tested_value.lower())
elif hasattr(tested_value, "__iter__"):
# Extract a list of strings
new_tested = [
value.lower() for value in tested_value if is_string(value)
]
if _comparator_star(lower_filter_value, new_tested):
# Value found in the strings
return True
# Compare the raw values
return _comparator_star(filter_value, tested_value) or _comparator_star(
lower_filter_value, tested_value
)
|
def _comparator_approximate_star(filter_value, tested_value)
|
Tests if the filter value, which contains a joker, is nearly equal to the
tested value.
If the tested value is a string or an array of string, it compares their
lower case forms
| 3.301852
| 3.161613
| 1.044357
|
if is_string(filter_value):
value_type = type(tested_value)
try:
# Try a conversion
filter_value = value_type(filter_value)
except (TypeError, ValueError):
if value_type is int:
# Integer/float comparison trick
try:
filter_value = float(filter_value)
except (TypeError, ValueError):
# None-float value
return False
else:
# Incompatible type
return False
try:
return tested_value < filter_value
except TypeError:
# Incompatible type
return False
|
def _comparator_lt(filter_value, tested_value)
|
Tests if the filter value is strictly greater than the tested value
tested_value < filter_value
| 3.498955
| 3.508632
| 0.997242
|
# type: (str, int) -> Optional[Callable[[Any, Any], bool]]
part1 = string[idx]
try:
part2 = string[idx + 1]
except IndexError:
# String is too short (no comparison)
return None
if part1 == "=":
# Equality
return _comparator_eq
elif part2 != "=":
# It's a "strict" operator
if part1 == "<":
# Strictly lesser
return _comparator_lt
elif part1 == ">":
# Strictly greater
return _comparator_gt
else:
if part1 == "<":
# Less or equal
return _comparator_le
elif part1 == ">":
# Greater or equal
return _comparator_ge
elif part1 == "~":
# Approximate equality
return _comparator_approximate
return None
|
def _compute_comparator(string, idx)
|
Tries to compute the LDAP comparator at the given index
Valid operators are :
* = : equality
* <= : less than
* >= : greater than
* ~= : approximate
:param string: A LDAP filter string
:param idx: An index in the given string
:return: The corresponding operator, None if unknown
| 2.863128
| 3.006318
| 0.95237
|
# type: (str, int) -> Optional[int]
operator = string[idx]
if operator == "&":
return AND
elif operator == "|":
return OR
elif operator == "!":
return NOT
return None
|
def _compute_operation(string, idx)
|
Tries to compute the LDAP operation at the given index
Valid operations are :
* & : AND
* | : OR
* ! : NOT
:param string: A LDAP filter string
:param idx: An index in the given string
:return: The corresponding operator (AND, OR or NOT)
| 3.390552
| 4.256287
| 0.796599
|
# type: (str, int) -> int
i = idx
for char in string[idx:]:
if not char.isspace():
return i
i += 1
return -1
|
def _skip_spaces(string, idx)
|
Retrieves the next non-space character after idx index in the given string
:param string: The string to look into
:param idx: The base search index
:return: The next non-space character index, -1 if not found
| 3.063141
| 4.370237
| 0.70091
|
# type: (str, int, int) -> LDAPCriteria
comparators = "=<>~"
if startidx < 0:
raise ValueError(
"Invalid string range start={0}, end={1}".format(startidx, endidx)
)
# Get the comparator
escaped = False
idx = startidx
for char in ldap_filter[startidx:endidx]:
if not escaped:
if char == ESCAPE_CHARACTER:
# Next character escaped
escaped = True
elif char in comparators:
# Comparator found
break
else:
# Escaped character ignored
escaped = False
idx += 1
else:
# Comparator never found
raise ValueError(
"Comparator not found in '{0}'".format(ldap_filter[startidx:endidx])
)
# The attribute name can be extracted directly
attribute_name = ldap_filter[startidx:idx].strip()
if not attribute_name:
# Attribute name is missing
raise ValueError(
"Attribute name is missing in '{0}'".format(
ldap_filter[startidx:endidx]
)
)
comparator = _compute_comparator(ldap_filter, idx)
if comparator is None:
# Unknown comparator
raise ValueError(
"Unknown comparator in '{0}' - {1}\nFilter : {2}".format(
ldap_filter[startidx:endidx], ldap_filter[idx], ldap_filter
)
)
# Find the end of the comparator
while ldap_filter[idx] in comparators:
idx += 1
# Skip spaces
idx = _skip_spaces(ldap_filter, idx)
# Extract the value
value = ldap_filter[idx:endidx].strip()
# Use the appropriate comparator if a joker is found in the filter value
if value == "*":
# Presence comparator
comparator = _comparator_presence
elif "*" in value:
# Joker
if comparator == _comparator_eq:
comparator = _comparator_star
elif comparator == _comparator_approximate:
comparator = _comparator_approximate_star
return LDAPCriteria(
unescape_LDAP(attribute_name), unescape_LDAP(value), comparator
)
|
def _parse_ldap_criteria(ldap_filter, startidx=0, endidx=-1)
|
Parses an LDAP sub filter (criterion)
:param ldap_filter: An LDAP filter string
:param startidx: Sub-filter start index
:param endidx: Sub-filter end index
:return: The LDAP sub-filter
:raise ValueError: Invalid sub-filter
| 3.164137
| 3.321936
| 0.952498
|
# type: (str) -> Optional[LDAPFilter]
if ldap_filter is None:
# Nothing to do
return None
assert is_string(ldap_filter)
# Remove surrounding spaces
ldap_filter = ldap_filter.strip()
if not ldap_filter:
# Empty string
return None
escaped = False
filter_len = len(ldap_filter)
root = None
stack = []
subfilter_stack = []
idx = 0
while idx < filter_len:
if not escaped:
if ldap_filter[idx] == "(":
# Opening filter : get the operator
idx = _skip_spaces(ldap_filter, idx + 1)
if idx == -1:
raise ValueError(
"Missing filter operator: {0}".format(ldap_filter)
)
operator = _compute_operation(ldap_filter, idx)
if operator is not None:
# New sub-filter
stack.append(LDAPFilter(operator))
else:
# Sub-filter content
subfilter_stack.append(idx)
elif ldap_filter[idx] == ")":
# Ending filter : store it in its parent
if subfilter_stack:
# criterion finished
start_idx = subfilter_stack.pop()
criterion = _parse_ldap_criteria(
ldap_filter, start_idx, idx
)
if stack:
top = stack.pop()
top.append(criterion)
stack.append(top)
else:
# No parent : filter contains only one criterion
# Make a parent to stay homogeneous
root = LDAPFilter(AND)
root.append(criterion)
elif stack:
# Sub filter finished
ended_filter = stack.pop()
if stack:
top = stack.pop()
top.append(ended_filter)
stack.append(top)
else:
# End of the parse
root = ended_filter
else:
raise ValueError(
"Too many end of parenthesis:{0}: {1}".format(
idx, ldap_filter[idx:]
)
)
elif ldap_filter[idx] == "\\":
# Next character must be ignored
escaped = True
else:
# Escaped character ignored
escaped = False
# Don't forget to increment...
idx += 1
# No root : invalid content
if root is None:
raise ValueError("Invalid filter string: {0}".format(ldap_filter))
# Return the root of the filter
return root.normalize()
|
def _parse_ldap(ldap_filter)
|
Parses the given LDAP filter string
:param ldap_filter: An LDAP filter string
:return: An LDAPFilter object, None if the filter was empty
:raise ValueError: The LDAP filter string is invalid
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| 3.424771
| 0.982864
|
# type: (Any) -> Optional[Union[LDAPFilter, LDAPCriteria]]
if ldap_filter is None:
return None
if isinstance(ldap_filter, (LDAPFilter, LDAPCriteria)):
# No conversion needed
return ldap_filter
elif is_string(ldap_filter):
# Parse the filter
return _parse_ldap(ldap_filter)
# Unknown type
raise TypeError(
"Unhandled filter type {0}".format(type(ldap_filter).__name__)
)
|
def get_ldap_filter(ldap_filter)
|
Retrieves the LDAP filter object corresponding to the given filter.
Parses it the argument if it is an LDAPFilter instance
:param ldap_filter: An LDAP filter (LDAPFilter or string)
:return: The corresponding filter, can be None
:raise ValueError: Invalid filter string found
:raise TypeError: Unknown filter type
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|
# type: (Iterable[Any], int) -> Optional[Union[LDAPFilter, LDAPCriteria]]
if not filters:
return None
if not hasattr(filters, "__iter__") or is_string(filters):
raise TypeError("Filters argument must be iterable")
# Remove None filters and convert others
ldap_filters = []
for sub_filter in filters:
if sub_filter is None:
# Ignore None filters
continue
ldap_filter = get_ldap_filter(sub_filter)
if ldap_filter is not None:
# Valid filter
ldap_filters.append(ldap_filter)
if not ldap_filters:
# Do nothing
return None
elif len(ldap_filters) == 1:
# Only one filter, return it
return ldap_filters[0]
new_filter = LDAPFilter(operator)
for sub_filter in ldap_filters:
# Direct combination
new_filter.append(sub_filter)
return new_filter.normalize()
|
def combine_filters(filters, operator=AND)
|
Combines two LDAP filters, which can be strings or LDAPFilter objects
:param filters: Filters to combine
:param operator: The operator for combination
:return: The combined filter, can be None if all filters are None
:raise ValueError: Invalid filter string found
:raise TypeError: Unknown filter type
| 3.209287
| 3.380506
| 0.949351
|
if not isinstance(ldap_filter, (LDAPFilter, LDAPCriteria)):
raise TypeError(
"Invalid filter type: {0}".format(type(ldap_filter).__name__)
)
if len(self.subfilters) >= 1 and self.operator == NOT:
raise ValueError("Not operator only handles one child")
self.subfilters.append(ldap_filter)
|
def append(self, ldap_filter)
|
Appends a filter or a criterion to this filter
:param ldap_filter: An LDAP filter or criterion
:raise TypeError: If the parameter is not of a known type
:raise ValueError: If the more than one filter is associated to a
NOT operator
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| 3.56479
| 1.227956
|
# Use a generator, and declare it outside of the method call
# => seems to be quite a speed up trick
generator = (
criterion.matches(properties) for criterion in self.subfilters
)
# Extract "if" from loops and use built-in methods
if self.operator == OR:
result = any(generator)
else:
result = all(generator)
if self.operator == NOT:
# Revert result
return not result
return result
|
def matches(self, properties)
|
Tests if the given properties matches this LDAP filter and its children
:param properties: A dictionary of properties
:return: True if the properties matches this filter, else False
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| 11.248003
| 1.025169
|
if not self.subfilters:
# No sub-filters
return None
# New sub-filters list
new_filters = []
for subfilter in self.subfilters:
# Normalize the sub-filter before storing it
norm_filter = subfilter.normalize()
if norm_filter is not None and norm_filter not in new_filters:
new_filters.append(norm_filter)
# Update the instance
self.subfilters = new_filters
size = len(self.subfilters)
if size > 1 or self.operator == NOT:
# Normal filter or NOT
# NOT is the only operator to accept 1 operand
return self
# Return the only child as the filter object
return self.subfilters[0].normalize()
|
def normalize(self)
|
Returns the first meaningful object in this filter.
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| 4.161824
| 1.081157
|
try:
# Use the comparator
return self.comparator(self.value, properties[self.name])
except KeyError:
# Criterion key is not in the properties
return False
|
def matches(self, properties)
|
Tests if the given criterion matches this LDAP criterion
:param properties: A dictionary of properties
:return: True if the properties matches this criterion, else False
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| 5.686286
| 1.080406
|
# Create the framework
framework = pelix.framework.create_framework(
(
"pelix.ipopo.core",
"pelix.ipopo.waiting",
# Shell
"pelix.shell.core",
"pelix.shell.ipopo",
"pelix.shell.console",
# HTTP Service
"pelix.http.basic",
# Remote Services (core)
"pelix.remote.dispatcher",
"pelix.remote.registry",
),
# Framework properties
{pelix.constants.FRAMEWORK_UID: other_arguments.fw_uid},
)
# Start everything
framework.start()
context = framework.get_bundle_context()
# Instantiate components
# Get the iPOPO service
with use_waiting_list(context) as ipopo:
# Instantiate remote service components
# ... HTTP server
ipopo.add(
"pelix.http.service.basic.factory",
"http-server",
{"pelix.http.address": "0.0.0.0", "pelix.http.port": http_port},
)
# ... servlet giving access to the registry
ipopo.add(
rs.FACTORY_REGISTRY_SERVLET, "pelix-remote-dispatcher-servlet"
)
# Prepare the utility object
util = InstallUtils(context, other_arguments)
# Install the discovery bundles
for discovery in discoveries:
getattr(util, "discovery_{0}".format(discovery))()
# Install the transport bundles
for transport in transports:
getattr(util, "transport_{0}".format(transport))()
# Start the service provider or consumer
if is_server:
# ... the provider
context.install_bundle("remote.provider").start()
else:
# ... or the consumer
context.install_bundle("remote.consumer").start()
# Start the framework and wait for it to stop
framework.wait_for_stop()
|
def main(is_server, discoveries, transports, http_port, other_arguments)
|
Runs the framework
:param is_server: If True, starts the provider bundle,
else the consumer one
:param discoveries: List of discovery protocols
:param transports: List of RPC protocols
:param http_port: Port of the HTTP server
:param other_arguments: Other arguments
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| 3.782553
| 1.026162
|
# Install the bundle
self.context.install_bundle("pelix.remote.discovery.multicast").start()
with use_waiting_list(self.context) as ipopo:
# Instantiate the discovery
ipopo.add(
rs.FACTORY_DISCOVERY_MULTICAST, "pelix-discovery-multicast"
)
|
def discovery_multicast(self)
|
Installs the multicast discovery bundles and instantiates components
| 10.10816
| 8.745319
| 1.155837
|
# Remove Zeroconf debug output
logging.getLogger("zeroconf").setLevel(logging.WARNING)
# Install the bundle
self.context.install_bundle("pelix.remote.discovery.mdns").start()
with use_waiting_list(self.context) as ipopo:
# Instantiate the discovery
ipopo.add(rs.FACTORY_DISCOVERY_ZEROCONF, "pelix-discovery-zeroconf")
|
def discovery_mdns(self)
|
Installs the mDNS discovery bundles and instantiates components
| 10.335804
| 9.40064
| 1.099479
|
# Install the bundle
self.context.install_bundle("pelix.remote.discovery.mqtt").start()
with use_waiting_list(self.context) as ipopo:
# Instantiate the discovery
ipopo.add(
rs.FACTORY_DISCOVERY_MQTT,
"pelix-discovery-mqtt",
{
"application.id": "sample.rs",
"mqtt.host": self.arguments.mqtt_host,
"mqtt.port": self.arguments.mqtt_port,
},
)
|
def discovery_mqtt(self)
|
Installs the MQTT discovery bundles and instantiates components
| 7.224279
| 6.61404
| 1.092264
|
# Install the bundle
self.context.install_bundle("pelix.remote.discovery.redis").start()
with use_waiting_list(self.context) as ipopo:
# Instantiate the discovery
ipopo.add(
rs.FACTORY_DISCOVERY_REDIS,
"pelix-discovery-redis",
{
"application.id": "sample.rs",
"redis.host": self.arguments.redis_host,
"redis.port": self.arguments.redis_port,
},
)
|
def discovery_redis(self)
|
Installs the Redis discovery bundles and instantiates components
| 7.173604
| 6.631429
| 1.081758
|
# Install the bundle
self.context.install_bundle("pelix.remote.discovery.zookeeper").start()
with use_waiting_list(self.context) as ipopo:
# Instantiate the discovery
ipopo.add(
rs.FACTORY_DISCOVERY_ZOOKEEPER,
"pelix-discovery-zookeeper",
{
"application.id": "sample.rs",
"zookeeper.hosts": self.arguments.zk_hosts,
"zookeeper.prefix": self.arguments.zk_prefix,
},
)
|
def discovery_zookeeper(self)
|
Installs the ZooKeeper discovery bundles and instantiates components
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| 6.768317
| 1.049265
|
# Install the bundle
self.context.install_bundle("pelix.remote.json_rpc").start()
with use_waiting_list(self.context) as ipopo:
# Instantiate the discovery
ipopo.add(
rs.FACTORY_TRANSPORT_JSONRPC_EXPORTER, "pelix-jsonrpc-exporter"
)
ipopo.add(
rs.FACTORY_TRANSPORT_JSONRPC_IMPORTER, "pelix-jsonrpc-importer"
)
|
def transport_jsonrpc(self)
|
Installs the JSON-RPC transport bundles and instantiates components
| 6.765929
| 6.029908
| 1.122062
|
# Install the bundle
self.context.install_bundle(
"pelix.remote.transport.jabsorb_rpc"
).start()
with use_waiting_list(self.context) as ipopo:
# Instantiate the discovery
ipopo.add(
rs.FACTORY_TRANSPORT_JABSORBRPC_EXPORTER,
"pelix-jabsorbrpc-exporter",
)
ipopo.add(
rs.FACTORY_TRANSPORT_JABSORBRPC_IMPORTER,
"pelix-jabsorbrpc-importer",
)
|
def transport_jabsorbrpc(self)
|
Installs the JABSORB-RPC transport bundles and instantiates components
| 5.017532
| 4.649197
| 1.079225
|
# Install the bundle
self.context.install_bundle("pelix.remote.transport.mqtt_rpc").start()
with use_waiting_list(self.context) as ipopo:
# Instantiate the discovery
ipopo.add(
rs.FACTORY_TRANSPORT_MQTTRPC_EXPORTER,
"pelix-mqttrpc-exporter",
{
"mqtt.host": self.arguments.mqtt_host,
"mqtt.port": self.arguments.mqtt_port,
},
)
ipopo.add(
rs.FACTORY_TRANSPORT_MQTTRPC_IMPORTER,
"pelix-mqttrpc-importer",
{
"mqtt.host": self.arguments.mqtt_host,
"mqtt.port": self.arguments.mqtt_port,
},
)
|
def transport_mqttrpc(self)
|
Installs the MQTT-RPC transport bundles and instantiates components
| 3.396782
| 3.151327
| 1.07789
|
# Install the bundle
self.context.install_bundle("pelix.remote.xml_rpc").start()
with use_waiting_list(self.context) as ipopo:
# Instantiate the discovery
ipopo.add(
rs.FACTORY_TRANSPORT_XMLRPC_EXPORTER, "pelix-xmlrpc-exporter"
)
ipopo.add(
rs.FACTORY_TRANSPORT_XMLRPC_IMPORTER, "pelix-xmlrpc-importer"
)
|
def transport_xmlrpc(self)
|
Installs the XML-RPC transport bundles and instantiates components
| 6.510721
| 5.85851
| 1.111327
|
# Extract information from the context
requirements = component_context.get_handler(
ipopo_constants.HANDLER_REQUIRES_BEST
)
requires_filters = component_context.properties.get(
ipopo_constants.IPOPO_REQUIRES_FILTERS, None
)
# Prepare requirements
requirements = self._prepare_requirements(
requirements, requires_filters
)
# Set up the runtime dependency handlers
return [
BestDependency(field, requirement)
for field, requirement in requirements.items()
]
|
def get_handlers(self, component_context, instance)
|
Sets up service providers for the given component
:param component_context: The ComponentContext bean
:param instance: The component instance
:return: The list of handlers associated to the given component
| 6.977404
| 7.49085
| 0.931457
|
with self._lock:
new_ranking = svc_ref.get_property(SERVICE_RANKING)
if self._current_ranking is not None:
if new_ranking > self._current_ranking:
# New service with better ranking: use it
self._pending_ref = svc_ref
old_ref = self.reference
old_value = self._value
# Clean up like for a departure
self._current_ranking = None
self._value = None
self.reference = None
# Unbind (new binding will be done afterwards)
self._ipopo_instance.unbind(self, old_value, old_ref)
else:
# No ranking yet: inject the service
self.reference = svc_ref
self._value = self._context.get_service(svc_ref)
self._current_ranking = new_ranking
self._pending_ref = None
self._ipopo_instance.bind(self, self._value, self.reference)
|
def on_service_arrival(self, svc_ref)
|
Called when a service has been registered in the framework
:param svc_ref: A service reference
| 3.911735
| 4.120366
| 0.949366
|
with self._lock:
if svc_ref is self.reference:
# Injected service going away...
service = self._value
# Clear the instance values
self._current_ranking = None
self._value = None
self.reference = None
if self.requirement.immediate_rebind:
# Look for a replacement
self._pending_ref = self._context.get_service_reference(
self.requirement.specification, self.requirement.filter
)
else:
self._pending_ref = None
self._ipopo_instance.unbind(self, service, svc_ref)
|
def on_service_departure(self, svc_ref)
|
Called when a service has been unregistered from the framework
:param svc_ref: A service reference
| 7.390048
| 8.355138
| 0.884491
|
with self._lock:
if self.reference is None:
# A previously registered service now matches our filter
return self.on_service_arrival(svc_ref)
else:
# Check if the ranking changed the service to inject
best_ref = self._context.get_service_reference(
self.requirement.specification, self.requirement.filter
)
if best_ref is self.reference:
# Still the best service: notify the property modification
if svc_ref is self.reference:
# Call update only if necessary
self._ipopo_instance.update(
self, self._value, svc_ref, old_properties
)
else:
# A new service is now the best: start a departure loop
self.on_service_departure(self.reference)
return None
|
def on_service_modify(self, svc_ref, old_properties)
|
Called when a service has been modified in the framework
:param svc_ref: A service reference
:param old_properties: Previous properties values
| 7.965253
| 8.708078
| 0.914697
|
with self.__lock:
if self.__deleted:
raise ValueError("{0} has been deleted".format(self.__pid))
elif not self.__updated:
# Fresh configuration
return None
# Filter a copy of the properties
props = self.__properties.copy()
try:
del props[services.CONFIG_PROP_BUNDLE_LOCATION]
except KeyError:
# Ignore
pass
return props
|
def get_properties(self)
|
Return the properties of this Configuration object.
The Dictionary object returned is a private copy for the caller and may
be changed without influencing the stored configuration.
If called just after the configuration is created and before update has
been called, this method returns None.
:return: A private copy of the properties for the caller or null.
These properties must not contain the "service.bundleLocation"
property. The value of this property may be obtained from the
get_bundle_location() method.
| 7.494636
| 5.442587
| 1.377036
|
if not properties:
# Nothing to do
return False
with self.__lock:
# Make a copy of the properties
properties = properties.copy()
# Override properties
properties[services.CONFIG_PROP_PID] = self.__pid
if self.__location:
properties[
services.CONFIG_PROP_BUNDLE_LOCATION
] = self.__location
if self.__factory_pid:
properties[
services.CONFIG_PROP_FACTORY_PID
] = self.__factory_pid
# See if new properties are different
if properties == self.__properties:
return False
# Store the copy (before storing data)
self.__properties = properties
self.__updated = True
# Store the data
# it will cause FileInstall to update this configuration again, but
# this will ignored because self.__properties has already been
# saved
self.__persistence.store(self.__pid, properties)
return True
|
def __properties_update(self, properties)
|
Internal update of configuration properties. Does not notifies the
ConfigurationAdmin of this modification.
:param properties: the new set of properties for this configuration
:return: True if the properties have been updated, else False
| 5.550307
| 5.055037
| 1.097976
|
# pylint: disable=W0212
with self.__lock:
# Update properties
if self.__properties_update(properties):
# Update configurations, if something changed
self.__config_admin._update(self)
|
def update(self, properties=None)
|
If called without properties, only notifies listeners
Update the properties of this Configuration object.
Stores the properties in persistent storage after adding or overwriting
the following properties:
* "service.pid" : is set to be the PID of this configuration.
* "service.factoryPid" : if this is a factory configuration it is set
to the factory PID else it is not set.
These system properties are all of type String.
If the corresponding Managed Service/Managed Service Factory is
registered, its updated method must be called asynchronously.
Else, this callback is delayed until aforementioned registration
occurs.
Also initiates an asynchronous call to all ConfigurationListeners with
a ConfigurationEvent.CM_UPDATED event.
:param properties: the new set of properties for this configuration
:raise IOError: Error storing the configuration
| 9.88884
| 12.703237
| 0.77845
|
# pylint: disable=W0212
with self.__lock:
if self.__deleted:
# Nothing to do
return
# Update status
self.__deleted = True
# Notify ConfigurationAdmin, notify services only if the
# configuration had been updated before
self.__config_admin._delete(self, self.__updated, directory_updated)
# Remove the file
self.__persistence.delete(self.__pid)
# Clean up
if self.__properties:
self.__properties.clear()
self.__persistence = None
self.__pid = None
|
def delete(self, directory_updated=False)
|
Delete this configuration
:param directory_updated: If True, tell ConfigurationAdmin to not
recall the directory of this deletion
(internal use only)
| 6.510032
| 5.705095
| 1.141091
|
if not self.is_valid():
# Do not test invalid configurations
return False
return ldap_filter.matches(self.__properties)
|
def matches(self, ldap_filter)
|
Tests if this configuration matches the given filter.
:param ldap_filter: A parsed LDAP filter object
:return: True if the properties of this configuration matches the
filter
| 10.181251
| 8.763325
| 1.161802
|
if path is None or not os.path.isdir(path):
return
yielded = set()
try:
file_names = os.listdir(path)
except OSError:
# ignore unreadable directories like import does
file_names = []
# handle packages before same-named modules
file_names.sort()
for filename in file_names:
modname = inspect.getmodulename(filename)
if modname == "__init__" or modname in yielded:
continue
file_path = os.path.join(path, filename)
is_package = False
if not modname and os.path.isdir(file_path) and "." not in filename:
modname = filename
try:
dir_contents = os.listdir(file_path)
except OSError:
# ignore unreadable directories like import does
dir_contents = []
for sub_filename in dir_contents:
sub_name = inspect.getmodulename(sub_filename)
if sub_name == "__init__":
is_package = True
break
else:
# not a package
continue
if modname and "." not in modname:
yielded.add(modname)
yield modname, is_package
|
def walk_modules(path)
|
Code from ``pkgutil.ImpImporter.iter_modules()``: walks through a folder
and yields all loadable packages and modules.
:param path: Path where to look for modules
:return: Generator to walk through found packages and modules
| 2.498068
| 2.569459
| 0.972216
|
# type: (Union[list, tuple], dict, bool, bool, bool) -> Framework
# Test if a framework already exists
if FrameworkFactory.is_framework_running(None):
raise ValueError("A framework is already running")
# Create the framework
framework = FrameworkFactory.get_framework(properties)
# Install bundles
context = framework.get_bundle_context()
for bundle in bundles:
context.install_bundle(bundle)
if auto_start:
# Automatically start the framework
framework.start()
if wait_for_stop:
# Wait for the framework to stop
try:
framework.wait_for_stop(None)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
# Stop keyboard interruptions
if framework.get_state() == Bundle.ACTIVE:
framework.stop()
if auto_delete:
# Delete the framework
FrameworkFactory.delete_framework(framework)
framework = None
return framework
|
def create_framework(
bundles,
properties=None,
auto_start=False,
wait_for_stop=False,
auto_delete=False,
)
|
Creates a Pelix framework, installs the given bundles and returns its
instance reference.
If *auto_start* is True, the framework will be started once all bundles
will have been installed
If *wait_for_stop* is True, the method will return only when the framework
will have stopped. This requires *auto_start* to be True.
If *auto_delete* is True, the framework will be deleted once it has
stopped, and the method will return None.
This requires *wait_for_stop* and *auto_start* to be True.
:param bundles: Bundles to initially install (shouldn't be empty if
*wait_for_stop* is True)
:param properties: Optional framework properties
:param auto_start: If True, the framework will be started immediately
:param wait_for_stop: If True, the method will return only when the
framework will have stopped
:param auto_delete: If True, deletes the framework once it stopped.
:return: The framework instance
:raise ValueError: Only one framework can run at a time
| 2.710657
| 2.691851
| 1.006987
|
# type: (str) -> bool
while path:
if os.path.exists(path):
return True
else:
path = os.path.dirname(path)
return False
|
def _package_exists(path)
|
Checks if the given Python path matches a valid file or a valid container
file
:param path: A Python path
:return: True if the module or its container exists
| 2.752633
| 4.571786
| 0.602091
|
# Normalize Python paths
whole_path = [
os.path.abspath(path) for path in sys.path if os.path.exists(path)
]
# Keep the "dynamic" current folder indicator and add the "static"
# current path
# Use an OrderedDict to have a faster lookup (path not in whole_set)
whole_set = collections.OrderedDict((("", 1), (os.getcwd(), 1)))
# Add original path entries
for path in whole_path:
if path not in whole_set:
whole_set[path] = 1
# Set the new content of sys.path (still ordered thanks to OrderedDict)
sys.path = list(whole_set)
# Normalize paths in loaded modules
for module_ in sys.modules.values():
try:
module_.__path__ = [
os.path.abspath(path)
for path in module_.__path__
if _package_exists(path)
]
except AttributeError:
# builtin modules don't have a __path__
pass
except ImportError:
pass
|
def normalize_path()
|
Normalizes sys.path to avoid the use of relative folders
| 5.05367
| 4.869442
| 1.037834
|
# Get the activator
activator = getattr(self.__module, ACTIVATOR, None)
if activator is None:
# Get the old activator
activator = getattr(self.__module, ACTIVATOR_LEGACY, None)
if activator is not None:
# Old activator found: print a deprecation warning
_logger.warning(
"Bundle %s uses the deprecated '%s' to declare"
" its activator. Use @BundleActivator instead.",
self.__name,
ACTIVATOR_LEGACY,
)
return getattr(activator, method_name, None)
|
def __get_activator_method(self, method_name)
|
Retrieves the requested method of the activator, or returns None
:param method_name: A method name
:return: A method, or None
| 3.869448
| 4.005348
| 0.966071
|
# type: (int) -> None
self.__framework._dispatcher.fire_bundle_event(BundleEvent(kind, self))
|
def _fire_bundle_event(self, kind)
|
Fires a bundle event of the given kind
:param kind: Kind of event
| 7.919173
| 13.788973
| 0.574312
|
# type: () -> List[ServiceReference]
if self._state == Bundle.UNINSTALLED:
raise BundleException(
"Can't call 'get_registered_services' on an "
"uninstalled bundle"
)
return self.__framework._registry.get_bundle_registered_services(self)
|
def get_registered_services(self)
|
Returns this bundle's ServiceReference list for all services it has
registered or an empty list
The list is valid at the time of the call to this method, however, as
the Framework is a very dynamic environment, services can be modified
or unregistered at any time.
:return: An array of ServiceReference objects
:raise BundleException: If the bundle has been uninstalled
| 4.911635
| 5.324452
| 0.922468
|
# type: () -> List[ServiceReference]
if self._state == Bundle.UNINSTALLED:
raise BundleException(
"Can't call 'get_services_in_use' on an uninstalled bundle"
)
return self.__framework._registry.get_bundle_imported_services(self)
|
def get_services_in_use(self)
|
Returns this bundle's ServiceReference list for all services it is
using or an empty list.
A bundle is considered to be using a service if its use count for that
service is greater than zero.
The list is valid at the time of the call to this method, however, as
the Framework is a very dynamic environment, services can be modified
or unregistered at any time.
:return: An array of ServiceReference objects
:raise BundleException: If the bundle has been uninstalled
| 5.518563
| 6.10468
| 0.903989
|
# type: () -> str
# Get the version value
version = getattr(self.__module, "__version__", None)
if version:
return version
# Convert the __version_info__ entry
info = getattr(self.__module, "__version_info__", None)
if info:
return ".".join(str(part) for part in __version_info__)
# No version
return "0.0.0"
|
def get_version(self)
|
Retrieves the bundle version, using the ``__version__`` or
``__version_info__`` attributes of its module.
:return: The bundle version, "0.0.0" by default
| 3.804128
| 3.940907
| 0.965292
|
if self.__framework._state not in (Bundle.STARTING, Bundle.ACTIVE):
# Framework is not running
raise BundleException(
"Framework must be started before its bundles"
)
with self._lock:
if self._state in (Bundle.ACTIVE, Bundle.STARTING):
# Already started bundle, do nothing
return
# Store the bundle current state
previous_state = self._state
# Starting...
self._state = Bundle.STARTING
self._fire_bundle_event(BundleEvent.STARTING)
# Call the activator, if any
starter = self.__get_activator_method("start")
if starter is not None:
try:
# Call the start method
starter(self.__context)
except (FrameworkException, BundleException):
# Restore previous state
self._state = previous_state
# Re-raise directly Pelix exceptions
_logger.exception(
"Pelix error raised by %s while starting", self.__name
)
raise
except Exception as ex:
# Restore previous state
self._state = previous_state
# Raise the error
_logger.exception(
"Error raised by %s while starting", self.__name
)
raise BundleException(ex)
# Bundle is now active
self._state = Bundle.ACTIVE
self._fire_bundle_event(BundleEvent.STARTED)
|
def start(self)
|
Starts the bundle. Does nothing if the bundle is already starting or
active.
:raise BundleException: The framework is not yet started or the bundle
activator failed.
| 3.500168
| 3.197721
| 1.094582
|
if self._state != Bundle.ACTIVE:
# Invalid state
return
exception = None
with self._lock:
# Store the bundle current state
previous_state = self._state
# Stopping...
self._state = Bundle.STOPPING
self._fire_bundle_event(BundleEvent.STOPPING)
# Call the activator, if any
stopper = self.__get_activator_method("stop")
if stopper is not None:
try:
# Call the start method
stopper(self.__context)
except (FrameworkException, BundleException) as ex:
# Restore previous state
self._state = previous_state
# Re-raise directly Pelix exceptions
_logger.exception(
"Pelix error raised by %s while stopping", self.__name
)
exception = ex
except Exception as ex:
_logger.exception(
"Error raised by %s while stopping", self.__name
)
# Store the exception (raised after service clean up)
exception = BundleException(ex)
# Hide remaining services
self.__framework._hide_bundle_services(self)
# Intermediate bundle event : activator should have cleaned up
# everything, but some element could stay (iPOPO components, ...)
self._fire_bundle_event(BundleEvent.STOPPING_PRECLEAN)
# Remove remaining services (the hard way)
self.__unregister_services()
# Cleanup service usages
self.__framework._unget_used_services(self)
# Bundle is now stopped and all its services have been unregistered
self._state = Bundle.RESOLVED
self._fire_bundle_event(BundleEvent.STOPPED)
# Raise the exception, if any
# pylint: disable=E0702
# Pylint seems to miss the "is not None" check below
if exception is not None:
raise exception
|
def stop(self)
|
Stops the bundle. Does nothing if the bundle is already stopped.
:raise BundleException: The bundle activator failed.
| 5.254874
| 4.960503
| 1.059343
|
# Copy the services list, as it will be modified during the process
with self.__registration_lock:
registered_services = self.__registered_services.copy()
for registration in registered_services:
try:
registration.unregister()
except BundleException:
# Ignore errors at this level
pass
if self.__registered_services:
_logger.warning("Not all services have been unregistered...")
with self.__registration_lock:
# Clear the list, just to be clean
self.__registered_services.clear()
|
def __unregister_services(self)
|
Unregisters all bundle services
| 4.351806
| 4.098744
| 1.061741
|
with self._lock:
if self._state == Bundle.ACTIVE:
self.stop()
# Change the bundle state
self._state = Bundle.UNINSTALLED
# Call the framework
self.__framework.uninstall_bundle(self)
|
def uninstall(self)
|
Uninstalls the bundle
| 5.581166
| 4.727951
| 1.180462
|
with self._lock:
# Was it active ?
restart = self._state == Bundle.ACTIVE
# Send the update event
self._fire_bundle_event(BundleEvent.UPDATE_BEGIN)
try:
# Stop the bundle
self.stop()
except:
# Something wrong occurred, notify listeners
self._fire_bundle_event(BundleEvent.UPDATE_FAILED)
raise
# Change the source file age
module_stat = None
module_file = getattr(self.__module, "__file__", None)
if module_file is not None and os.path.isfile(module_file):
try:
module_stat = os.stat(module_file)
# Change modification time to bypass weak time resolution
# of the underlying file system
os.utime(
module_file,
(module_stat.st_atime, module_stat.st_mtime + 1),
)
except OSError:
# Can't touch the file
_logger.warning(
"Failed to update the modification time of '%s'. "
"The bundle update might not reflect the latest "
"changes.",
module_file,
)
# Clean up the module constants (otherwise kept by reload)
# Keep special members (__name__, __file__, ...)
old_content = self.__module.__dict__.copy()
for name in list(self.__module.__dict__):
if not (name.startswith("__") and name.endswith("__")):
del self.__module.__dict__[name]
try:
# Reload the module
reload_module(self.__module)
except (ImportError, SyntaxError) as ex:
# Exception raised if the file is unreadable
_logger.exception("Error updating %s: %s", self.__name, ex)
# Reset module content
self.__module.__dict__.clear()
self.__module.__dict__.update(old_content)
if module_stat is not None:
try:
# Reset times
os.utime(
module_file,
(module_stat.st_atime, module_stat.st_mtime),
)
except OSError:
# Shouldn't occur, since we succeeded before the update
_logger.debug(
"Failed to reset the modification time of '%s'",
module_file,
)
if restart:
try:
# Re-start the bundle
self.start()
except:
# Something wrong occurred, notify listeners
self._fire_bundle_event(BundleEvent.UPDATE_FAILED)
raise
# Bundle update finished
self._fire_bundle_event(BundleEvent.UPDATED)
|
def update(self)
|
Updates the bundle
| 3.231026
| 3.172185
| 1.018549
|
# type: (str, object) -> bool
with self.__properties_lock:
if name in self.__properties:
# Already stored property
return False
self.__properties[name] = value
return True
|
def add_property(self, name, value)
|
Adds a property to the framework **if it is not yet set**.
If the property already exists (same name), then nothing is done.
Properties can't be updated.
:param name: The property name
:param value: The value to set
:return: True if the property was stored, else False
| 4.002217
| 5.438974
| 0.73584
|
# type: (Optional[str], Optional[str], bool) -> Optional[List[ServiceReference]]
return self._registry.find_service_references(
clazz, ldap_filter, only_one
)
|
def find_service_references(
self, clazz=None, ldap_filter=None, only_one=False
)
|
Finds all services references matching the given filter.
:param clazz: Class implemented by the service
:param ldap_filter: Service filter
:param only_one: Return the first matching service reference only
:return: A list of found reference, or None
:raise BundleException: An error occurred looking for service
references
| 2.83659
| 4.918745
| 0.57669
|
# type: (int) -> Union[Bundle, Framework]
if bundle_id == 0:
# "System bundle"
return self
with self.__bundles_lock:
if bundle_id not in self.__bundles:
raise BundleException("Invalid bundle ID {0}".format(bundle_id))
return self.__bundles[bundle_id]
|
def get_bundle_by_id(self, bundle_id)
|
Retrieves the bundle with the given ID
:param bundle_id: ID of an installed bundle
:return: The requested bundle
:raise BundleException: The ID is invalid
| 3.96429
| 4.694532
| 0.844448
|
# type: (str) -> Optional[Bundle]
if bundle_name is None:
# Nothing to do
return None
if bundle_name is self.get_symbolic_name():
# System bundle requested
return self
with self.__bundles_lock:
for bundle in self.__bundles.values():
if bundle_name == bundle.get_symbolic_name():
# Found !
return bundle
# Not found...
return None
|
def get_bundle_by_name(self, bundle_name)
|
Retrieves the bundle with the given name
:param bundle_name: Name of the bundle to look for
:return: The requested bundle, None if not found
| 3.552991
| 4.1392
| 0.858376
|
# type: () -> List[Bundle]
with self.__bundles_lock:
return [
self.__bundles[bundle_id]
for bundle_id in sorted(self.__bundles.keys())
]
|
def get_bundles(self)
|
Returns the list of all installed bundles
:return: the list of all installed bundles
| 3.601777
| 4.882513
| 0.737689
|
# type: (str) -> object
with self.__properties_lock:
return self.__properties.get(name, os.getenv(name))
|
def get_property(self, name)
|
Retrieves a framework or system property. As framework properties don't
change while it's running, this method don't need to be protected.
:param name: The property name
| 5.549615
| 8.901443
| 0.623451
|
# type: (Bundle, ServiceReference) -> Any
if not isinstance(bundle, Bundle):
raise TypeError("First argument must be a Bundle object")
elif not isinstance(reference, ServiceReference):
raise TypeError("Second argument must be a ServiceReference object")
try:
# Unregistering service, just give it
return self.__unregistering_services[reference]
except KeyError:
return self._registry.get_service(bundle, reference)
|
def get_service(self, bundle, reference)
|
Retrieves the service corresponding to the given reference
:param bundle: The bundle requiring the service
:param reference: A service reference
:return: The requested service
:raise BundleException: The service could not be found
:raise TypeError: The argument is not a ServiceReference object
| 3.69065
| 4.263797
| 0.865578
|
# type: (str, str) -> Bundle
with self.__bundles_lock:
# A bundle can't be installed twice
for bundle in self.__bundles.values():
if bundle.get_symbolic_name() == name:
_logger.debug("Already installed bundle: %s", name)
return bundle
# Load the module
try:
if path:
# Use the given path in priority
sys.path.insert(0, path)
try:
# The module has already been loaded
module_ = sys.modules[name]
except KeyError:
# Load the module
# __import__(name) -> package level
# import_module -> module level
module_ = importlib.import_module(name)
except (ImportError, IOError) as ex:
# Error importing the module
raise BundleException(
"Error installing bundle {0}: {1}".format(name, ex)
)
finally:
if path:
# Clean up the path. The loaded module(s) might
# have changed the path content, so do not use an
# index
sys.path.remove(path)
# Add the module to sys.modules, just to be sure
sys.modules[name] = module_
# Compute the bundle ID
bundle_id = self.__next_bundle_id
# Prepare the bundle object and its context
bundle = Bundle(self, bundle_id, name, module_)
# Store the bundle
self.__bundles[bundle_id] = bundle
# Update the bundle ID counter
self.__next_bundle_id += 1
# Fire the bundle installed event
event = BundleEvent(BundleEvent.INSTALLED, bundle)
self._dispatcher.fire_bundle_event(event)
return bundle
|
def install_bundle(self, name, path=None)
|
Installs the bundle with the given name
*Note:* Before Pelix 0.5.0, this method returned the ID of the
installed bundle, instead of the Bundle object.
**WARNING:** The behavior of the loading process is subject to changes,
as it does not allow to safely run multiple frameworks in the same
Python interpreter, as they might share global module values.
:param name: A bundle name
:param path: Preferred path to load the module
:return: The installed Bundle object
:raise BundleException: Something happened
| 3.397734
| 3.31533
| 1.024856
|
# type: (str, bool, str) -> tuple
if not path:
raise ValueError("Empty path")
elif not is_string(path):
raise ValueError("Path must be a string")
# Use an absolute path
path = os.path.abspath(path)
if not os.path.exists(path):
raise ValueError("Nonexistent path: {0}".format(path))
# Create a simple visitor
def visitor(fullname, is_package, module_path):
# pylint: disable=W0613
return recursive or not is_package
# Set up the prefix if needed
if prefix is None:
prefix = os.path.basename(path)
bundles = set() # type: Set[Bundle]
failed = set() # type: Set[str]
with self.__bundles_lock:
try:
# Install the package first, resolved from the parent directory
bundles.add(self.install_bundle(prefix, os.path.dirname(path)))
# Visit the package
visited, sub_failed = self.install_visiting(
path, visitor, prefix
)
# Update the sets
bundles.update(visited)
failed.update(sub_failed)
except BundleException as ex:
# Error loading the module
_logger.warning("Error loading package %s: %s", prefix, ex)
failed.add(prefix)
return bundles, failed
|
def install_package(self, path, recursive=False, prefix=None)
|
Installs all the modules found in the given package
:param path: Path of the package (folder)
:param recursive: If True, install the sub-packages too
:param prefix: (**internal**) Prefix for all found modules
:return: A 2-tuple, with the list of installed bundles and the list
of failed modules names
:raise ValueError: Invalid path
| 3.85529
| 3.764667
| 1.024072
|
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