contextinterceptor.java

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package org.apache.tomcat.core;
import javax.servlet.Servlet;

/**
 * Notifications for all context events. 
 * 
 * Example: expand WAR, move files in the right directories ( Apache ?),
 * read web.xml or check for a serialized form for faster init, etc.
 *
 * @author [e-mail]
 */
public interface ContextInterceptor {

    /** Called when the ContextManger is started. 
     */
    public void engineInit(ContextManager cm) throws TomcatException;
    

    /** Called before the ContextManager is stoped.
     *  You need to stop any threads and remove any resources.
     */
    public void engineShutdown(ContextManager cm) throws TomcatException;

    
    /** Called when a context is added to a CM. The context is probably not
     *  initialized yet, only path and docRoot are probably set.
     *
     *  If you need informations that are available in web.xml use contextInit()
     *  ( a WebXmlReader needs to be the first interceptor in the contextInit chain ).
     * 
     *  We do that to support ( eventualy ) a "lazy" init, where you have many contexts,
     *  most of them not in active use, and you'll init them at first request. ( for
     *  example an ISP with many users )
     *
     */
    public void addContext( ContextManager cm, Context ctx ) throws TomcatException;


    /** Notify when a context is initialized.
     *  The first interceptor in the chain for contextInit must read web.xml and set
     *  the context. When this method is called you can expect the context to be filled
     *  in with all the informations from web.xml.
     */
    public void contextInit(Context ctx) throws TomcatException;

    /** Reload notification - called whenever a reload is done.
	This can be used to serialize sessions, log the event,
	remove any resource that was class-loader dependent.
     */
    public void reload( Request req, Context ctx) throws TomcatException;


    /** Called when a context is stoped, before removeContext. You must free all resources.
     * XXX  - do we need this or removeContext is enough ?? ( will be removed from 3.1 if
     * nobody asks for it)
     */
    public void contextShutdown(Context ctx) throws TomcatException;
    

    /** Called when a context is removed from a CM. A context is removed either as
     *  a result of admin ( remove or update), to support "clean" servlet reloading
     *  or at shutdown.
     */
    public void removeContext( ContextManager cm, Context ctx ) throws TomcatException;


    /** A new location was added to the server. A location is defined as a set of
     *  URL patterns with common properties. All servlet mappings and security
     *  constraints are in this category - with a common handler and a common set
     *  of authorized roles.
     *
     *  An interceptor interested in mapping  must implement this method
     *  and construct it's internal representation. The mapper is _required_
     *  to find the Container associated with a request using the mapping
     *  rules defined in the Servlet API.
     *
     *  The interceptor must also take care of "merging" parent with child containers.
     *  It is possible that this method will be called several times for the same
     *  url pattern ( for example to define a handler and then security constraints),
     *  the interceptor needs to merge the 2 containers.
     * 
     *  XXX  define "merging" of containers 
     */
    public void addContainer( Container container ) throws TomcatException;

    /** A rule was removed, update the internal strucures. You can also clean up
     * and reload everything using Context.getContainers()
     */
    public void removeContainer( Container container ) throws TomcatException;

    
    /** Servlet Init notification.
     *  XXX do we need "pre/post" for init/destroy ? transactions? 
     */
    public void preServletInit( Context ctx, ServletWrapper sw ) throws TomcatException;
    
    public void postServletInit( Context ctx, ServletWrapper sw ) throws TomcatException;


    /** Servlet Destroy  notification
     */
    public void preServletDestroy( Context ctx, ServletWrapper sw ) throws TomcatException;
    
    public void postServletDestroy( Context ctx, ServletWrapper sw ) throws TomcatException;

}