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/* Resolver.java --

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package gnu.xml.util;

import java.io.File;

import java.io.IOException;

import java.util.Dictionary;

import org.xml.sax.EntityResolver;

import org.xml.sax.InputSource;

import org.xml.sax.SAXException;

/**

 * Utility implementation of a SAX resolver, which can be used to improve

 * network utilization of SAX based XML components.  It does this by

 * supporting local caches of external entities.

 * SAX parsers <em>should</em> use such local caches when possible.

 *

 * @see XCat

 */

public class Resolver implements EntityResolver, Cloneable

{

    /**

     * Updates a dictionary used to map PUBLIC identifiers to file names,

     * so that it uses the mappings in a specified directory.

     *

     * @param mappings Array of string pairs, where the first member

     *  of each pair is a PUBLIC identifier and the second is the

     *  name of a file, relative to the specified directory.

     * @param directory File holding the specified files.

     */

    public static void addDirectoryMapping (

        Dictionary      table,

        String          mappings [][],

        File            directory

    ) throws IOException

    {

        for (int i = 0; i < mappings.length; i++) {

            File        file = new File (directory, mappings [i][1]);

            String      temp;

            if (!file.exists ())        // ?? log a warning ??

                continue;

            temp = fileToURL (file);

            table.put (mappings [i][0], temp);

        }

    }

        // FIXME: these *URL routines don't quite belong here, except

        // that they're all in the same spirit of making it easy to

        // use local filesystem URIs with XML parsers.

    /**

     * Provides the URL for a named file, without relying on the JDK 1.2

     * {@link java.io.File#toURL File.toURL}() utility method.

     *

     * @param filename the file name to convert.  Relative file names

     *  are resolved the way the JVM resolves them (current to the

     *  process-global current working directory).

     *

     * @exception IOException if the file does not exist

     */

    public static String fileNameToURL (String filename)

    throws IOException

    {

        return fileToURL (new File (filename));

    }

    /**

     * Provides the URL for a file, without relying on the JDK 1.2

     * {@link java.io.File#toURL File.toURL}() utility method.

     *

     * @param f the file to convert.  Relative file names

     *  are resolved the way the JVM resolves them (current to the

     *  process-global current working directory).

     *

     * @exception IOException if the file does not exist

     */

    public static String fileToURL (File f)

    throws IOException

    {

        String  temp;

        // NOTE:  the javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilder and

        // javax.xml.transform.stream.StreamSource versions

        // of this don't have this test.  Some JVM versions

        // don't report this error sanely through URL code. 

        if (!f.exists ())

            throw new IOException ("no such file: " + f.getName ());

            // FIXME: getAbsolutePath() seems buggy; I'm seeing components

            // like "/foo/../" which are clearly not "absolute"

            // and should have been resolved with the filesystem.

            // Substituting "/" would be wrong, "foo" may have been

            // symlinked ... the URL code will make that change

            // later, so that things can get _really_ broken!

        temp = f.getAbsolutePath ();

        if (File.separatorChar != '/')

            temp = temp.replace (File.separatorChar, '/');

        if (!temp.startsWith ("/"))

            temp = "/" + temp;

        if (!temp.endsWith ("/") && f.isDirectory ())

            temp = temp + "/";

        return "file:" + temp;

    }

    /**

     * Returns a URL string.  Note that if a malformed URL is provided, or

     * the parameter names a nonexistent file, the resulting URL may be

     * malformed.

     *

     * @param fileOrURL If this is the name of a file which exists,

     *  then its URL is returned.  Otherwise the argument is returned.

     */

    public static String getURL (String fileOrURL)

    {

        try {

            return fileNameToURL (fileOrURL);

        } catch (Exception e) {

            return fileOrURL;

        }

    }

    // note:  cloneable, this is just copied; unguarded against mods

    private Dictionary          pubidMapping;

    /**

     * Constructs a resolver which understands how to map PUBLIC identifiers

     * to other URIs, typically for local copies of standard DTD components.

     *

     * @param dictionary maps PUBLIC identifiers to URIs.  This is not

     *  copied; subsequent modifications will be reported through the

     *  resolution operations.

     */

    public Resolver (Dictionary dict)

        { pubidMapping = dict; }

    // FIXME: want notion of a "system default" resolver, presumably

    // loaded with all sorts of useful stuff.  At the same time need

    // a notion of resolver chaining (failure --> next) so that subsystems

    // can set up things that won't interfere with other ones.

    /**

     * This parses most MIME content type strings that have <em>charset=...</em>

     * encoding declarations to and returns the specified encoding.  This

     * conforms to RFC 3023, and is useful when constructing InputSource

     * objects from URLConnection objects or other objects using MIME

     * content typing.

     *

     * @param contentType the MIME content type that will be parsed; must

     *  not be null.

     * @return the appropriate encoding, or null if the content type is

     *  not text and there's no <code>charset=...</code> attribute

     */

    static public String getEncoding (String contentType)

    {

        // currently a dumb parsing algorithm that works "mostly" and handles

        //      ..anything...charset=ABC

        //      ..anything...charset=ABC;otherAttr=DEF

        //      ..anything...charset=ABC (comment);otherAttr=DEF

        //      ..anything...charset= "ABC" (comment);otherAttr=DEF

        int     temp;

        String  encoding;

        String  defValue = null;

        if (contentType.startsWith ("text/"))

            defValue = contentType.startsWith ("text/html")

                    ? "ISO-8859-1" : "US-ASCII";

        // Assumes 'charset' is only an attribute name, not part

        // of a value, comment, or other attribute name

        // ALSO assumes no escaped values like "\;" or "\)"

        if ((temp = contentType.indexOf ("charset")) != -1) {

            // strip out everything up to '=' ...

            temp = contentType.indexOf ('=', temp);

            if (temp == -1)

                return defValue;

            encoding = contentType.substring (temp + 1);

            // ... and any subsequent attributes

            if ((temp = encoding.indexOf (';')) != -1)

                encoding = encoding.substring (0, temp);

            // ... and any comments after value

            if ((temp = encoding.indexOf ('(')) != -1)

                encoding = encoding.substring (0, temp);

            // ... then whitespace, and any (double) quotes

            encoding = encoding.trim ();

            if (encoding.charAt (0) == '"')

                encoding = encoding.substring (1, encoding.length () - 1);

        } else

            encoding = defValue;

        return encoding;

    }

    /**

     * Uses a local dictionary of public identifiers to resolve URIs,

     * normally with the goal of minimizing network traffic or latencies.

     */

    public InputSource resolveEntity (String publicId, String systemId)

    throws IOException, SAXException

    {

        InputSource     retval = null;

        String          uri;

        if (publicId != null

                && ((uri = (String) pubidMapping.get (publicId)) != null)) {

            retval = new InputSource (uri);

            retval.setPublicId (publicId);

        }

        // Could do URN resolution here

        // URL resolution always done by parser

        // FIXME: chain to "next" resolver

        return retval;

    }

}