org.netbeans.core.startup

Class ConsistencyVerifier

java.lang.Object

org.netbeans.core.startup.ConsistencyVerifier

public class ConsistencyVerifier
extends Object

Utility class permitting you to verify that a set of modules could be enabled together. Currently used from org.netbeans.core.validation.ValidateUpdateCenterTest.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static SortedMap<String,SortedSet<String>>	findInconsistencies(Set<Manifest> modules) Find all expected installation problems for a set of modules.
static SortedMap<String,SortedSet<String>>	findInconsistencies(Set<Manifest> modules, Set<String> permittedDisabledAutoloads) Find all expected installation problems for a set of modules.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

findInconsistencies

public static SortedMap<String,SortedSet<String>> findInconsistencies(Set<Manifest> modules)
                                                               throws IllegalArgumentException

Find all expected installation problems for a set of modules. Standard OS and module format tokens are provided, but all other dependencies must be accessible from the set of modules supplied.

Parameters:

modules - a set of module manifests to test together

Returns:

a map from module code name bases, to sets of problems, expressed in an unspecified but readable format

Throws:

IllegalArgumentException - if the set of modules is illegal (e.g. contains duplicates)

findInconsistencies

public static SortedMap<String,SortedSet<String>> findInconsistencies(Set<Manifest> modules,
                                                                      Set<String> permittedDisabledAutoloads)
                                                               throws IllegalArgumentException

Find all expected installation problems for a set of modules. Standard OS and module format tokens are provided, but all other dependencies must be accessible from the set of modules supplied.

The manifests may contain the pseudoattributes autoload and eager which if set to true will mark the corresponding modules autoload or eager (resp.). It is considered an error if some nondeprecated autoload modules would not be enabled unless explicitly whitelisted.

Parameters:

modules - a set of module manifests to test together

permittedDisabledAutoloads - if null, do not check autoload enablement; otherwise (not null but possibly empty) permit the listed modules (as CNBs) to be disabled

Returns:

a map from module code name bases, to sets of problems, expressed in an unspecified but readable format

Throws:

IllegalArgumentException - if the set of modules is illegal (e.g. contains duplicates)