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/*

 * $Id: TargetFactory.java 5819 2006-06-14 07:29:09Z cesar $

 * IzPack

 * Copyright (C) 2002 by Elmar Grom

 *

 * File :               TargetFactory.java

 * Description :        provides factory methods and related functionality for OS specific isntantiations

 * Author's email :     elmar@grom.net

 * Website :            http://www.izforge.com

 *

 * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or

 * modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License

 * as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2

 * of the License, or any later version.

 *

 * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,

 * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of

 * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the

 * GNU General Public License for more details.

 *

 * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License

 * along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software

 * Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307, USA.

 */



package   com.izforge.izpack.util;



import java.io.BufferedReader;

import java.io.File;

import java.io.InputStream;

import java.io.InputStreamReader;

import java.util.StringTokenizer;



/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

/**

 * The <code>TargetFactory</code> serves as a central mechanism to instantiate

 * OS specific class flavors, provide OS specific file extension types,

 * default install directories and similar functionality. In addition it

 * provides services that are related to OS versions and flavors. For a

 * tutorial on using some of the features in this class see the

 * <A HREF=doc-files/TargetFactory.html>TargetFactory Tutorial</A>.

 *

 * @version  0.0.1 / 1/3/2002

 * @author   Elmar Grom

 */

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

/*$

 * @design

 *

 * Reports actually observed on some systems:

 *

 * OS                 OS Name         Version     Architecture  Native Report (ver)

 * ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 * Windows 95

 * Windows 98         Windows 98      4.10        x86           Windows 98 [Version 4.10.1998]

 * Windows-ME         Windows Me      4.90        x86           Windows Millennium [Version 4.90.3000]

 * Windows-NT 3.5

 * Windows-NT 4.0     Windows NT      4.0         x86           Windows NT Version 4.0

 * Windows 2000       Windows 2000    5.0         x86           Microsoft Windows 2000 [Version 5.00.2195]

 * Windows-XP         Windows 2000    5.1         x86           Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]

 * Windows-XP         Windows XP      5.1         x86

 * Mac

 * Mac OS-X

 * Linux              Linux           2.4.7-10    i386

 * Linux              Linux           2.4.18-4GB  i386

 * Solaris

 *

 *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

public class TargetFactory

{

  // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

  // Constant Definitions

  // ------------------------------------------------------------------------



  // Basic operating systems



  /** Identifies Microsoft Windows. */

  public static final int    WINDOWS                     = 0;

  /** Identifies generic UNIX operating systems */

  public static final int    UNIX                        = 2;

  /** Used to report a non specific operating system. */

  public static final int    GENERIC                     = 3;



  // operating system favors



  /** This is the basic flavor for every operating system. */

  public static final int    STANDARD                    = 0;

  /** Used to identify the Windows-NT class of operating

      systems in terms of an OS flavor. It is reported for

      Windows-NT, 2000 and XP. */

  public static final int    NT                          = 1;

  /** Used to identify the OS X flavor of the Mac OS */

  public static final int    X                           = 2;



  // system architecture



  /** Identifies Intel X86 based processor types. */

  public static final int    X86                         = 0;

  /** Nonspecific processor architecture, other than X86. */

  public static final int    OTHER                       = 1;



  /** The extensions used for native libraries on various operating

      systems. The string positions correspond to the basic operating

      system indexes. The following values are legal to use : <br><br>

      <ul>

      <li>WINDOWS

      <li>MAC

      <li>UNIX

      <li>GENERIC

      </ul> */

  static final String [] LIBRARY_EXTENSION =

  {

    "dll",

    "so",

    "",

    ""

  };



  /** The os specific class prefixes for classes that implement

      different versions for the various operating systems. The

      string positions correspond to the basic operating system

      indexes. The following values are legal to use : <br><br>

      <ul>

      <li>WINDOWS

      <li>MAC

      <li>UNIX

      <li>GENERIC

      </ul> */

  static final String [] CLASS_PREFIX =

  {

    "Win_",

    "Mac_",

    "Unix_",

    ""

  };



  /** The os favor specific class prefixes for classes the implement

      different versions for various os favors. The string positions

      correspond to the flavor indexes. The following values are

      legal to use :  <br><br>

      <ul>

      <li>STANDARD

      <li>NT

      <li>X

      </ul> */

  static final String [] CLASS_FLAVOR_PREFIX =

  {

    "",

    "NT_",

    "X_"

  };



  /** The list of processor architecture specific prefixes. The string

      positions correspond to the architecture indexes. The following

      values are leegal to use : <br><br>

      <ul>

      <li>X86

      <li>OTHER

      </ul> */

  static final String [] CLASS_ARCHITECTURE_PREFIX =

  {

    "X86_",  // Intel X86 architecture

    "U_"     // unknown

  };



  /** The list of default install path fragments. Depending on

      the operating system, a path fragment might represent

      either a part of the default install path or the entire

      path to use. For MS-Windows it is always only a part

      of the full install path. The string positions correspond

      to the basic operating system indexes. The following

      values are leegal to use : <br><br>

      <ul>

      <li>WINDOWS

      <li>MAC

      <li>UNIX

      <li>GENERIC

      </ul> */

  static final String [] INSTALL_PATH_FRAGMENT =

  {

    "Program Files" + File.separator,

    "/Applications" + File.separator,

    "/usr/local" + File.separator,

    File.separator + "apps" + File.separator

  };



  /** This is a list of keys to use when looking for resources

      that define the default install path to use. The list is

      organized as two dimensional array of <code>String</code>s.

      To access the array, denote the first dimension with the

      operating system index and the second dimension with the

      flavor index. For example to access the key for Windows-NT

      use <code>INSTALL_PATH_RESOURCE_KEY[WINDOWS][NT]</code>

      The array uses a sparse population, that is, not all array

      locations actually contain a key. Only locations for which

      a real operating system/flavor combination exists are

      populated. For example, there is no such thing as

      <code>INSTALL_PATH_RESOURCE_KEY[UNIX][X]</code> */

  static final String [][] INSTALL_PATH_RESOURCE_KEY = 

  {

    //      Standard                        NT                          X

    { "TargetPanel.dir.windows", "TargetPanel.dir.windows", "" },                         // Windows

    { "TargetPanel.dir.mac",     "",                        "TargetPanel.dir.macosx" },   // Mac

    { "TargetPanel.dir.unix",    "",                        "" },                         // UNIX

    { "TargetPanel.dir",         "",                        "" }                          // Generic

  };



  /** The delimiter characters used to tokenize version numbers */

  private static final String VERSION_DELIMITER           = ".-";



  // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

  // Variable Declarations

  // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

  /** The reference to the single instance of <code>TargetFactory</code>. Used

      in static methods in place of <code>this</code>. */

  private static TargetFactory    me              = null;

  /** identifies the operating system we are running on */

  private int                     os              = -1;

  /** identifies the operating system favor */

  private int                     osFlavor        = -1;

  /** identifies the hardware architecture we are running on */

  private int                     architecture    = -1;

  /** represents the version number of the target system */

  private String                  version         = "";



 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

 /**

  * Constructor

  */

 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

 /*$

  * @design

  *

  * Identify the following about the target system:

  *

  * - OS type

  * - architecture

  * - version

  *

  * and store this information for later use.

  *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

  private TargetFactory ()

  {

    version = System.getProperty ("os.version");



    // ----------------------------------------------------

    // test for Windows

    // ----------------------------------------------------

    if (OsVersion.IS_WINDOWS)

    {

      os            = WINDOWS;

      osFlavor      = STANDARD;

      architecture  = X86;

      String osName = OsVersion.OS_NAME.toLowerCase();



      if (osName.indexOf ("nt") > -1)

      {

        osFlavor = NT;

      }

      else if (osName.indexOf ("2000") > -1)

      {

        osFlavor = NT;

      }

      else if (osName.indexOf ("xp") > -1)

      {

        osFlavor = NT;

      }

    }

    // ----------------------------------------------------

    // test for Mac OS

    // ----------------------------------------------------

    else if (OsVersion.IS_OSX)

    {

      os            = X;

      osFlavor      = STANDARD;

      architecture  = OTHER;

    }

    // ----------------------------------------------------

    // what's left should be unix

    // ----------------------------------------------------

    else

    {

      os            = UNIX;

      osFlavor      = STANDARD;

      architecture  = OTHER;

      String osName = OsVersion.OS_NAME.toLowerCase();



      if (osName.indexOf ("x86") > -1)

      {

        architecture  = X86;

      }

    }

  }

 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

 /**

  * Returns an instance of <code>TargetFactory</code> to use.

  *

  * @return    an instance of <code>TargetFactory</code>.

  */

 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

  public static TargetFactory getInstance ()

  {

    if (me == null)

    {

      me = new TargetFactory ();

    }



    return me;

  }

 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

 /**

  * This method returns an OS and OS flavor specific instance of the requested

  * class.

  * <br><br>

  * <b>Class Naming Rules</b><br>

  * Class versions must be named with the OS and OS flavor as prefix. The

  * prefixes are simply concatenated, with the OS prefix first and the flavor

  * prefix second. Use the following OS specific prefixes:<br><br>

  * <TABLE BORDER=1>

  * <TR><TH>Operating System</TH><TH>Prefix</TH></TR>

  * <TR><TD>Microsoft Windows</TD><TD>Win_</TD></TR>

  * <TR><TD>Mac OS</TD><TD>Mac_</TD></TR>

  * <TR><TD>UNIX</TD><TD>UNIX_</TD></TR>

	* </TABLE><br>

  * For the different OS flavors, use these prefixes:<br><br>

  * <TABLE BORDER=1>

  * <TR><TH>OS Flavor</TH><TH>Prefix</TH></TR>

  * <TR><TD>NT</TD><TD>NT_</TD></TR>

  * <TR><TD>Mac OS X</TD><TD>X_</TD></TR>

	* </TABLE>

  * <br><br>

  * <b>Naming Example:</b>

  * <br><br>

  * For the class <code>MyClass</code>, the specific version for Windows NT

  * must be in the same package as <code>MyClass</code> and the name must be

  * <code>Win_NT_MyClass</code>. A version that should be instantiated for any

  * non-NT flavor would be called <code>Win_MyClass</code>. This would also

  * be the version instantiated on Windows NT if the version

  * <code>Win_NT_MyClass</code> does not exist.

  * <br><br>

  * <b>The Loading Process</b>

  * <br><br>

  * The process is completed after the first successful attempt to load

  * a class. <br>

  * <ol>

  * <li>load a version that is OS and OS-Flavor specific

  * <li>load a version that is OS specific

  * <li>load the base version (without OS or OS-Flavor prefix)

  * </ol><br>

  * See the <A HREF=doc-files/TargetFactory.html>TargetFactory Tutorial</A>

  * for more information.<br><br>

  *

  * @param     name  the fully qualified name of the class to load without

  *                  the extension.

  *

  * @return    An instance of the requested class. Note that specific

  *            initialization that can not be accomplished in the default

  *            constructor still needs to be performed before the object

  *            can be used.

  *

  * @exception Exception if all attempts to instantiate class fail

  */

 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

  public Object makeObject (String name) throws Exception

  {

    int    nameStart    = name.lastIndexOf ('.') + 1;

    String packageName  = name.substring (0, nameStart);

    String className    = name.substring (nameStart, name.length ());

    String actualName;



    try

    {

      actualName = packageName + CLASS_PREFIX [os] + CLASS_FLAVOR_PREFIX [osFlavor] + className;

      Class temp = Class.forName (actualName);

      return temp.newInstance();

    }

    catch (Throwable exception1)

    {

      try

      {

        Class   temp   = Class.forName (packageName + CLASS_PREFIX [os] + className);

        return temp.newInstance();

      }

      catch (Throwable exception2)

      {

        try

        {

          actualName = name;

          Class temp = Class.forName (actualName);

          return temp.newInstance();

        }

        catch (Throwable exception3)

        {

          throw new Exception("can not instantiate class " + name);

        }

      }

    }

  }

 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

 /**

  * Returns true if the version in the parameter string is higher than the

  * version of the target os.

  *

  * @param     version      the version number to compare to

  *

  * @return    <code>false</code> if the version of the target system is

  *            higher, otherwise <code>true</code>

  */

 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

 /*$

  * @design

  *

  * Version numbers are assumed to be constructed as follows:

  *

  * - a list of one or more numbers, separated by periods as in X.X.X. ...

  *   or periods and dashes as in X.X.X-Y. ...

  * - the numbers follow the decimal number system

  * - the left most number is of highest significance

  *

  * The process compares each set of numbers, beginning at the most

  * significant and working down the ranks (this is working left to right).

  * The process is stopped as soon as the pair of numbers compaired is not

  * equal. If the numer for the target system is higher, flase is returned,

  * otherwise true.

  *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

  public boolean versionIsHigher (String version) throws Exception

  {

    StringTokenizer targetVersion   = new StringTokenizer (this.version, VERSION_DELIMITER);

    StringTokenizer compareVersion  = new StringTokenizer (version, VERSION_DELIMITER);



    int target;

    int compare;



    while (targetVersion.hasMoreTokens () && compareVersion.hasMoreTokens ())

    {

      try

      {

        target  = Integer.parseInt (targetVersion.nextToken ());

        compare = Integer.parseInt (compareVersion.nextToken ());

      }

      catch (Throwable exception)

      {

        throw new Exception("error in version string");

      }



      if (compare > target)

      {

        return true;

      }

      else if (target > compare)

      {

        return false;

      }

    }



    return false;

  }

 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

 /**

  * Returns the index number for the target operating system that was detected.

  *

  * @return    an index number for the OS

  *

  * @see       #WINDOWS

  * @see       #UNIX

  * @see       #GENERIC

  */

 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

  public int getOS ()

  {

    return os;

  }

 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

 /**

  * Returns the index number for the operating system flavor that was

  * detected on the target system.

  *

  * @return    an index for the OS flavor

  *

  * @see       #STANDARD

  * @see       #NT

  * @see       #X

  */

 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

  public int getOSFlavor ()

  {

    return osFlavor;

  }

 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

 /**

  * Returns an index number that identified the processor architecture of

  * the target system.

  *

  * @return    an index for the processor architecture

  *

  * @see       #X86

  * @see       #OTHER

  */

 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

  public int getArchitecture ()

  {

    return architecture;

  }

 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

 /**

  * Returns the file extension customarily used on the target OS for

  * dynamically loadable libraries.

  *

  * @return    a <code>String</code> containing the customary library

  *            extension for the target OS. Note that the string might

  *            be empty if there no such specific extension for the target OS.

  */

 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

  public String getNativeLibraryExtension ()

  {

    return LIBRARY_EXTENSION[os];

  }

 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

 /**

  * Returns the system dependent default install path. This is typically

  * used to suggest an istall path to the end user, when performing an

  * installation. The default install path is assembled form the OS specific

  * path fragment specified in <code>INSTALL_PATH_FRAGMENT</code>, possibly

  * a drive letter and the application name. The user the option to  define

  * resources that define default paths which differ from the path fragments

  * defined here. The following resource names will be recognized by this

  * method:

  * <br><br><ul>

  * <li><code>TargetPanel.dir.windows</code>

  * <li><code>TargetPanel.dir.macosx</code>

  * <li><code>TargetPanel.dir.unix</code>

  * <li><code>TargetPanel.dir</code> plus the all lower case version of

  *     <code>System.getProperty ("os.name")</code>, with all spaces replaced

  *     by an underscore ('_').

  * <li><code>TargetPanel.dir</code>

  * </ul>

  *

  * @param     appName  the name of the application to install. If no

  *                     specific resource has been set, then this name will

  *                     be appended to the OS specific default path fragment.

  *

  * @return    the default install path for the target system

  */

 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

 /*$

  * @design

  *

  * First try to read a path string from a resource file. This approach allows

  * the user to customize the default install path that is suggested to the

  * end user by IzPack. There are a number of choices for the naming of this

  * resource, so we need to go through a few steps in order to exhaust the

  * different possibilities. If this was not successful we use the default

  * install path that is defined for the operating system we are running on.

  * This path should be expanded by the application name to form the full

  * path that to returne.

  *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

  public String getDefaultInstallPath (String appName)

  {

    String      path        = null;

    InputStream input;

    String      keyFragment = "/res/" + INSTALL_PATH_RESOURCE_KEY [GENERIC][STANDARD];



    // ----------------------------------------------------

    // attempt to get an input stream through a resource

    // based on a key which is specific to the target OS 

    // ----------------------------------------------------

    input = getClass ().getResourceAsStream ("/res/" + INSTALL_PATH_RESOURCE_KEY [os][osFlavor]);

    

    // ----------------------------------------------------

    // attempt to get an input stream through a resource

    // based on a key which is made specific to the target

    // OS by using the string returned by 

    // System.getProperty ("os.name").toLowerCase ()

    // ----------------------------------------------------

    if (input == null)

    {

  		String key  = OsVersion.OS_NAME.toLowerCase().replace (' ', '_');         // avoid spaces in file names

      key         = keyFragment + key.toLowerCase ();  // for consistency among TargetPanel res files

  		input       = TargetFactory.class.getResourceAsStream (key);

    }



    // ----------------------------------------------------

    // attempt to get an input stream through a resource

    // based on a key which is not specific to any target OS 

    // ----------------------------------------------------

    if (input == null)

    {

      input = TargetFactory.class.getResourceAsStream (keyFragment);

    }



    // ----------------------------------------------------

    // If we got an input stream try to read the path

    // from the file

    // ----------------------------------------------------

    if (input != null)

    {

	    InputStreamReader streamReader;

      BufferedReader    reader        = null;

      String            line;



      try

      {

	      streamReader  = new InputStreamReader (input);

        reader        = new BufferedReader (streamReader);

        line          = reader.readLine ();



        while (line != null)

        {

    		  line = line.trim ();

		      if (!line.equals ("")) 

          {

            break;

		      }

          line = reader.readLine ();

        }

        path = line;

      }

      catch (Throwable exception)

      {

      }

      finally

      {

        try

        {

          if(reader != null)

            reader.close ();

        }

        catch (Throwable exception)

        {

        }

      }

    }



    // ----------------------------------------------------

    // if we were unable to obtain a path from a resource,

    // use the default for the traget operating system.

    // ----------------------------------------------------

    if (path == null || path.equals(""))

    {

      path = "";

      

      // --------------------------------------------------

      // if we run on windows, we need a valid drive letter

      // to put in front of the path. The drive that

      // contains the user's home directory is usually the

      // drive that also contains the install directory,

      // so this seems the best choice here.

      // --------------------------------------------------

      if (os == WINDOWS)

      {

        String home = System.getProperty ("user.home");

        // take everything up to and including the first '\'

        path        = home.substring (0, home.indexOf(File.separatorChar) + 1);

      }



      path = path + INSTALL_PATH_FRAGMENT [os] + appName;

    }



    return path;

  }

  

  /**

   * Gets an Prefix Alias for the current Platform.

   * "Win_" on Windows Systems

   * "Win_NT_" on WinNT4, 2000, XP

   * Mac on Mac Mac_X on macosx and

   * Unix_

   * @return

   */



  public static String getCurrentOSPrefix()

  {

    String OSName      = System.getProperty ("os.name").toLowerCase (); 

    String OSArch      = System.getProperty ("os.arch").toLowerCase ();     

    int OS             = 0; 

    int OSFlavor       = 0;

    int OSarchitecture = 0;

    // ----------------------------------------------------

    // test for Windows

    // ----------------------------------------------------

    if (OSName.indexOf ("windows") > -1)

    {

      OS            = WINDOWS;

      OSFlavor      = STANDARD;

      OSarchitecture  = X86;



      if (OSName.indexOf ("nt") > -1)

      {

        OSFlavor = NT;

      }

      else if (OSName.indexOf ("2000") > -1)

      {

        OSFlavor = NT;

      }

      else if (OSName.indexOf ("xp") > -1)

      {

        OSFlavor = NT;

      }

    }

    // ----------------------------------------------------

    // test for Mac OS

    // ----------------------------------------------------

    else if (OSName.indexOf ("mac") > -1)

    {

      OS            = GENERIC;

      OSFlavor      = STANDARD;

      OSarchitecture  = OTHER;



      if (OSName.indexOf ("macosx") > -1)

      {

        OSFlavor = X;

      }

    }

    // ----------------------------------------------------

    // what's left should be unix

    // ----------------------------------------------------

    else

    {

      OS            = UNIX;

      OSFlavor      = STANDARD;

      OSarchitecture  = OTHER;



      if( OSArch.indexOf( "86" ) > -1 )

      {

        OSarchitecture  = X86;

      }

    }

    

    return( CLASS_PREFIX [OS] + CLASS_FLAVOR_PREFIX [OSFlavor] );

  }



}

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/