package com.ptc.customersupport.mbeans.plugins;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.ResourceBundle;
import javax.management.NotCompliantMBeanException;
import org.apache.logging log4j.Logger;
import wt.jmx.core.MBeanUtilities;
import wt.log4j.LogR;
import com.ptc.customersupport.mbeans.AbstractPlugin;
import com.ptc.customersupport.mbeans.PluginMBean;
import com.ptc.customersupport.mbeans.PluginType;
public class CustomPlugin extends AbstractPlugin implements PluginMBean {
private static ResourceBundle RESOURCE =
ResourceBundle.getBundle(CustomPluginResource.class.getName());

private static final Logger logger = LogR.getLoggerInternal(CustomPlugin.class.getName());

public CustomPlugin() throws NotCompliantMBeanException {
super(null);
// super(PluginMBean.class);
initializeMBeanAttributes();
}
public CustomPlugin(final String displayName,
final String beanName, final String description,
final String pluginVersion)
throws NotCompliantMBeanException {
// super(PluginMBean.class, displayName, beanName,
// description, pluginVersion);
super(null, displayName, beanName, description, pluginVersion);
}
@Override
public Map<String, Object> collect(final long callNumber,
final long maxAgeInDays,final long minAgeInDays,
final String pathTimeStamp) {
// TODO Do actual collection work and return correct Map
return null;
}
@Override
public Map<String, Object> collect(String topicIdentifier,
final long maxAgeInDays, final long minAgeInDays,
final String pathTimeStamp) {
// TODO Do actual collection work and return correct Map
return null;
}
private void initializeMBeanAttributes() {
if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
logger.debug("Initializing " +
MBeanUtilities.formatMessage(
RESOURCE.getString(
CustomPluginResource.
CUSTOM_PLUGIN_NAME))
+ " Plugin.");
}
// set the localized plugin display name
setDisplayName(MBeanUtilities.formatMessage(
RESOURCE.getString(
CustomPluginResource.CUSTOM_PLUGIN_NAME)));
// set the localized plugin description
setDescription(MBeanUtilities.formatMessage(
RESOURCE.getString(
CustomPluginResource.CUSTOM_PLUGIN_DESC)));
// set the plugin MBean name
setMBeanName("TomcatConfigProperties");
// set the plugin enumerated type
setPluginType(PluginType.MISC);
// set the plugin version number
setPluginVersion("1.0");
// set whether the plugin relies on database
// administrator credentials
setDbCredentialsNeeded(false);
// set whether the plugin operates on each
// cluster node
setClusterAware(true);
// set whether the plugin relies on file
// date ranges for collection
setDateRangeUsed(false);
// set whether the plugin should compress the
// output of its collected data
setCompressOutput(false);
}
}

package com.ptc.customersupport.mbeans.plugins;
import wt.util.resource.RBEntry;
import wt.util.resource.RBUUID;
import wt.util.resource.WTListResourceBundle;
@RBUUID("com.ptc.customersupport.mbeans.plugins.CustomPluginResource")
public class CustomPluginResource extends WTListResourceBundle{
@RBEntry("My Custom Plugin")
public static final String CUSTOM_PLUGIN_NAME = "0";

@RBEntry("A plugin that does xyz.")
public static final String CUSTOM_PLUGIN_DESC = "1";
}

package demo;
import java.util.Map;
import javax.management.NotCompliantMBeanException;
import org.apache.logging log4j.Logger;
import wt.log4j.LogR;
import com.ptc.customersupport.mbeans.PluginType;
import com.ptc.customersupport.mbeans.plugins.GatherFilePlugin;

/**
* A sample Plugin that gathers the Tomcat config.properties file.
* The location of this file is controlled by the location of
* Tomcat on an installed system. Generally, this location is
* <Windchill>/tomcat/config.properties. However, there exists a
* wt.property which points to where the tomcat instance is
* installed. This property is installed.Product.location.Tomcat,
* and it is used to build a tokenized path to the location of the
* config.properties file.
* <BR><BR>
* This class extends the
* {@link com.ptc.customersupport.mbeans.files.GatherFilePlugin
* GatherFilePlugin} which is used to provide functionality that is
* already implemented that this Plugin can rely upon for default
* behavior. Most plugins will be able to make use of existing
* Abstract plugin classes for much of their behavior and method
* implementations. See the
* {@link com.ptc.customersupport.mbeans.files.GatherFilePlugin
* GatherFilePlugin} for more infomration on the parent class of
* this Plugin and it's methods.
* <BR><BR>
*/
public class TomcatConfigPropertiesPlugin extends GatherFilePlugin {
/*
* Optionally provide some form of localization for plugin strings.
*
* In order to localize the values like name, description,
* and version, follow these steps:
*
* 1. Create a tomcatConfigPropertiesPluginResource.rbInfo
* file with the correct values.
*
* 2. Get an instance of a ResouceBundle like this: private static
* ResourceBundle RESOURCE =
* ResourceBundle.getBundle(
* tomcatConfigPropertiesPluginResource.class.getName());
*
* 3. Set the name (or other value) like this:
* setDisplayName(MBeanUtilities.formatMessage(
* RESOURCE.getString(
* tomcatConfigPropertiesPluginResource.
* PLUGIN_DISPLAY_NAME)));
*/

// Set member variables for ease of use.
private static final String TCP_PLUGIN_NAME =
"Tomcat Property Config File";
private static final String TCP_PLUGIN_DESCRIPTION =
"<tomcat_home>/config.properties file.";
/*
* Optionally, provide some logging capabilities. Doing so
* can facilitate easier Plugin debugging or provide
* status/information messages to the running servers.
*/
private static final Logger logger = LogR.getLoggerInternal(
TomcatConfigPropertiesPlugin.class.getName());
/**
* Default constructor that sets all the required values.
*/
public TomcatConfigPropertiesPlugin() throws
NotCompliantMBeanException {
/*
* The operator call to super() allows the
* TomcatConfigPropertiesPlugin to rely on the parent class for
* much of the Plugin initialization. This call will set
* default values which are later overridden as necessary. This
* also sets up and initializes this Plugin as a SelfAwareMBean
* as the inheritance hierarchy eventually reaches
* AbstractPlugin.
*/
super();
/*
* This method call is simply for convenience of setting
* all the Plugin values in one place that we are
* overriding the default values for which were set when
* super() was called.
*/
initializeMBeanAttributes();
}

/**
* Initializes all the Plugin values for this specific Plugin.
* Those values which were initially set by parent classes are
* overidden.
*/
private void initializeMBeanAttributes() {
// Log a debug message that the Plugin is being initialized.
if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
logger.debug("Initializing " + TCP_PLUGIN_NAME + "" +
" Plugin.");
}
/*
* Set the attribute values that are common to all Plugins,
* regardless of the PluginType.
*/
// The name that will be used for this Plugin.
setDisplayName(TCP_PLUGIN_NAME);
// The description that will be displayed for this Plugin.
setDescription(TCP_PLUGIN_DESCRIPTION);
// Set the MBean ObjectName.
setMBeanName("TomcatConfigProperties");
/*
* Set the PluginType value. This will control where the
* data is collected to in terms of directory structure.
*/
setPluginType(PluginType.PROPERTY);
// Set the Plugin version information.
setPluginVersion("1.0");

/*
* Set the file name that we want to collect. This value
* overrides the default value set by the parent. The
* GatherFilePluginMBean Interface of the parent class
* specifies this method must be implemented. Since we
* are extending the parent class and want to collect a
* specific file (not the default file the parent specifies)
* we override the value and set it to the location:
* $(installedProduct.location.Tomcat)$(dir.sep)
* config.properties
*
* This is a tokenized wt.property value. When the
* collection framework operates on this Plugin, these
* tokenized values are replaced by their canonicalized
* paths and a file path results. This is how the collection
* framework knows where to find files to collect. Ideally
* tokenized or property values should be used to create
* a path to the file. If hard-coded file paths are used
* the Plugin will not operate across a cluster correctly.
*/
setFileName("$(installedProduct.location.Tomcat)" +
"$(dir.sep)config.properties");
}

/**
* Override the collect methods as needed. Incidentally, this
* Plugin does not dictate the collect(...) methods be
* overridden. The implementation of this method is actually
* the same as the parent implementation. However, for clarity
* of the example the collect(...) methods are shown.
*/
@Override
public Map<String, Object> collect(final long callNumber,
final long maxAgeInDays, final long minAgeInDays,
final String pathTimeStamp) {
/*
* Here we call the collectData(...) method of AbstractPlugin
* which will handle the actual collecting of the file
* specified as the first parameter. Here the first parameter
* is returned by the getFileName() method of the parent
* class.
*
* The collectData method sets up and hides all the complexity
* of using the collection framework and allows a developer to
* avoid implementing a specific collect(...) implementation.
*
* However, there are instances when certain Plugins require
* specific collect(...) method behavior, these instances
* are usually reserved for very advanced Plugins.
*/
return collectData(getFileName(), callNumber, maxAgeInDays,
minAgeInDays, pathTimeStamp);
}
@Override
public Map<String, Object> collect(final String topicIdentifier,
final long maxAgeInDays, final long minAgeInDays,
final String pathTimeStamp) {
return collectData(getFileName(), topicIdentifier,
maxAgeInDays, minAgeInDays, pathTimeStamp);
}
}