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| <project name="javaws"> |
| <!-- |
| This project defines targets useful for integrating Java Web Start-based |
| app client testing into both the SQE and the devtest test frameworks. |
| |
| The enclosing ant environment must define the property ${javaws.lib.jar} |
| to point to the ant-extras.jar containing the JavaWSURLBuilder class. |
| |
| @Author: Tim Quinn |
| --> |
| |
| <target name="javaws.init" > |
| <prepare-javaws-security/> |
| </target> |
| |
| <target name="javaws.cleanup" > |
| <restore-javaws-security/> |
| </target> |
| |
| <!-- |
| Security-related targets |
| |
| GlassFish signs the GlassFish system JARs needed by the ACC and the application |
| JARs needed by the client. By default it uses the self-signed cert |
| that is generated when the domain is created (or during the GlassFish |
| build in the case of the default domain, domain1.) Java Web Start |
| verifies signed JARs it downloads, and if the cert used to sign a JAR |
| does not have a certificate chain to a trusted certificate authority |
| then Java Web Start displays a dialog box, asking the user if s/he wants |
| to trust the content. |
| |
| For automated testing we need to prevent Java Web Start from prompting |
| the user. We do this by telling Java Web Start to trust the self-signed |
| cert which GlassFish used to sign the JARs. And we do that by setting |
| a property in the current user's deployment.properties config file so |
| that Java Web Start will use the GlassFish domain's keystore (which |
| contains the domain's self-signed cert) as the Java Web Start truststore. |
| Because Java Web Start then sees that it should trust the self-signed |
| cert, it will not prompt the user. |
| |
| To accomplish this, as part of initialization we make a safe copy of the existing |
| deployment.properties file (if one exists), then we append a line to |
| the deployment.properties file (creating it if it does not already |
| exist). Later, as part of clean-up, we restore the safe copy (if there |
| was a pre-existing deployment.properties). |
| --> |
| <macrodef name="prepare-javaws-security"> |
| <sequential> |
| <find-deployment-properties/> |
| <choose-new-deployment-properties/> |
| <!-- |
| Make the safe copy of any existing deployment.properties file. |
| --> |
| <property name="savedDeploymentPropertiesFilePath" value="${user.home}/deployment-saved.properties"/> |
| <property name="trustedCertsPath" value="${admin.domain.dir}/${admin.domain}/config/keystore.jks"/> |
| <copy file="${originalDeploymentPropertiesFilePath}" |
| tofile="${savedDeploymentPropertiesFilePath}" |
| overwrite="false" |
| failonerror="false"/> |
| |
| <!-- |
| Add the line to the existing file (or create a new one) pointing to |
| the domain's keystore as the Java Web Start user-level truststore. |
| --> |
| <echo append="true" |
| file="${originalDeploymentPropertiesFilePath}"> |
| # Generated by GlassFish test framework for Java Web Start testing |
| deployment.user.security.trusted.certs=${trustedCertsPath} |
| </echo> |
| </sequential> |
| </macrodef> |
| |
| |
| <macrodef name="restore-javaws-security"> |
| <sequential> |
| <move |
| file="${savedDeploymentPropertiesFilePath}" |
| tofile="${originalDeploymentPropertiesFilePath}" |
| overwrite="true" |
| failonerror="false"/> |
| </sequential> |
| </macrodef> |
| |
| |
| <!-- |
| The deployment.properties file - if it exists - could be in a number of |
| different places depending on which OS this is. |
| --> |
| <macrodef name="find-deployment-properties"> |
| <sequential> |
| <condition property="originalDeploymentPropertiesFilePath" |
| value="${user.home}/Application Data/Sun/Java/deployment.properties" |
| > |
| <os family="windows"/> |
| </condition> |
| <condition property="originalDeploymentPropertiesFilePath" |
| value="${user.home}/Library/Caches/Java/deployment.properties" |
| > |
| <os family="mac"/> |
| </condition> |
| <condition property="originalDeploymentPropertiesFilePath" |
| value="${user.home}/.java/deployment/deployment.properties"> |
| <os family="unix"/> |
| </condition> |
| </sequential> |
| </macrodef> |
| |
| <macrodef name="choose-new-deployment-properties"> |
| <sequential> |
| <property name="newDeploymentPropertiesFilePath" value="${user.home}/tempDeployment.properties"/> |
| </sequential> |
| </macrodef> |
| |
| |
| |
| <!-- |
| For the SQE framework, launches the app client using Java Web Start. |
| --> |
| <target name="launch-appclient-javaws" if="use.javaws"> |
| |
| <echo message="Launching app client using Java Web Start"/> |
| |
| <tempfile property="clientOutputFile" prefix="appclient" suffix=".txt"/> |
| |
| <prepare-javaws-security/> |
| <!-- |
| Choose the output file. |
| --> |
| <tempfile property="javaws.report.file" prefix="javaws" suffix=".txt"/> |
| <property name="javaws.status.file" value="${javaws.report.file}.status"/> |
| <property name="javaws.protocol" value="http"/> |
| <property name="javaws.report.timeout" value="1500000"/> |
| |
| <!-- |
| Compose the URL to use for launching the app client via Java Web Start. |
| --> |
| <java classname="org.glassfish.ant.extras.JavaWSURLBuilder" |
| classpath="${ant-extras.lib.jar}" |
| outputproperty="jnlp.url" |
| logError="true" |
| fork="true"> |
| <arg line="-client" /> |
| <arg line="${assemble.dir}/${appname}AppClient.jar"/> |
| <arg line="-name" /> |
| <arg line="${appname}Client"/> |
| <arg line="-textauth"/> |
| <arg line="-user ${acc.user}"/> |
| <arg line="-password ${acc.password}"/> |
| <arg line="-xml "${admin.domain.dir}/${admin.domain}/config/glassfish-acc.xml""/> |
| <arg line="${appclient.application.args}"/> |
| <env key="APPCPATH" value="${appclient.classpath}"/> |
| <env key="VMARGS" value="${appclient.vmargs}"/> |
| |
| <arg value="-testOutput"/> |
| <arg value="${javaws.report.file}"/> |
| |
| <sysproperty key="javaws.protocol" value="${javaws.protocol}"/> |
| <sysproperty key="http.host" value="${http.host}"/> |
| <sysproperty key="http.port" value="${http.port}"/> |
| <sysproperty key="appname" value="${appname}"/> |
| <sysproperty key="clientname" value="${clientname}"/> |
| </java> |
| |
| <!-- |
| Now launch the client. |
| --> |
| <echo>Launching with ${JAVAWS} -Xnosplash ${jnlp.url}</echo> |
| <exec executable="${JAVAWS}" |
| failonerror="false" |
| timeout="${javaws.report.timeout}" |
| > |
| <arg value="-Xnosplash"/> |
| <arg value="${jnlp.url}"/> |
| </exec> |
| |
| <!-- |
| The Java Web Start launch runs outside this VM, so wait |
| for the status file to appear |
| --> |
| <echo>Waiting for Java Web Start launch to complete....</echo> |
| <waitfor maxwaitunit="second" maxwait="${javaws.report.timeout}"> |
| <available file="${javaws.status.file}"/> |
| </waitfor> |
| <echo>Java Web Start launch finished</echo> |
| |
| <!-- |
| Read the output file into a property, echo the output to the |
| output so any human watching can see it, and then check the |
| status for success or failure. |
| --> |
| <loadresource property="launchOutput"> |
| <file file="${javaws.report.file}"/> |
| </loadresource> |
| |
| <echo file="${clientOutputFile}" message="${launchOutput}"/> |
| |
| <echo message="${launchOutput}"/> |
| |
| <antcall target="checkReporting-common"> |
| <param name="test.name" value="${appname}"/> |
| <param name="test.description" value="${test.description}"/> |
| <param name="test.count" value="${test.count}"/> |
| </antcall> |
| |
| <delete file="${javaws.report.file}"/> |
| <delete file="${javaws.status.file}"/> |
| |
| <restore-javaws-security/> |
| </target> |
| |
| </project> |
