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package bsh;
import java.util.
Hashtable;
/**
The map of extended features supported by the runtime in which we live.
<p>
This class should be independent of all other bsh classes!
<p>
Note that tests for class existence here do *not* use the
BshClassManager, as it may require other optional class files to be
loaded.
*/
public class
Capabilities
{
private static boolean
accessibility = false;
public static boolean
haveSwing() {
// classExists caches info for us
return
classExists( "javax.swing.JButton" );
}
public static boolean
canGenerateInterfaces() {
// classExists caches info for us
return
classExists( "java.lang.reflect.Proxy" );
}
/**
If accessibility is enabled
determine if the accessibility mechanism exists and if we have
the optional bsh package to use it.
Note that even if both are true it does not necessarily mean that we
have runtime permission to access the fields... Java security has
a say in it.
@see bsh.ReflectManager
*/
public static boolean
haveAccessibility()
{
return
accessibility;
}
public static void
setAccessibility( boolean
b )
throws
Unavailable
{
if (
b == false )
{
accessibility = false;
return;
}
if ( !
classExists( "java.lang.reflect.AccessibleObject" )
|| !
classExists("bsh.reflect.ReflectManagerImpl")
)
throw new
Unavailable( "Accessibility unavailable" );
// test basic access
try {
String.class.
getDeclaredMethods();
} catch (
SecurityException e ) {
throw new
Unavailable("Accessibility unavailable: "+
e);
}
accessibility = true;
}
private static
Hashtable classes = new
Hashtable();
/**
Use direct Class.forName() to test for the existence of a class.
We should not use BshClassManager here because:
a) the systems using these tests would probably not load the
classes through it anyway.
b) bshclassmanager is heavy and touches other class files.
this capabilities code must be light enough to be used by any
system **including the remote applet**.
*/
public static boolean
classExists(
String name )
{
Object c =
classes.
get(
name );
if (
c == null ) {
try {
/*
Note: do *not* change this to
BshClassManager plainClassForName() or equivalent.
This class must not touch any other bsh classes.
*/
c =
Class.
forName(
name );
} catch (
ClassNotFoundException e ) { }
if (
c != null )
classes.
put(
c,"unused");
}
return
c != null;
}
/**
An attempt was made to use an unavailable capability supported by
an optional package. The normal operation is to test before attempting
to use these packages... so this is runtime exception.
*/
public static class
Unavailable extends
UtilEvalError
{
public
Unavailable(
String s ){ super(
s); }
}
}