org.jenkinsci.remoting.engine

Class WorkDirManager

java.lang.Object

org.jenkinsci.remoting.engine.WorkDirManager

@Restricted(value=org.kohsuke.accmod.restrictions.NoExternalUse.class)
public class WorkDirManager
extends Object

Performs working directory management in remoting. Using this manager remoting can initialize its working directory and put the data there. The structure of the directory is described in WorkDirManager.DirType.

Since:

3.8

Author:

Oleg Nenashev

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
static class	WorkDirManager.DirType Defines components of the Working directory.

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static boolean	DEFAULT_FAIL_IF_WORKDIR_IS_MISSING Default value for the behavior when the requested working directory is missing.
static String	JUL_CONFIG_FILE_SYSTEM_PROPERTY_NAME Name of the standard System Property, which points to the java.util.logging config file.
static String	SUPPORTED_INTERNAL_DIR_NAME_MASK Regular expression, which declares restrictions of the remoting internal directory symbols

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	disable(WorkDirManager.DirType dir)
static WorkDirManager	getInstance() Retrieves the instance of the WorkDirManager.
File	getLocation(WorkDirManager.DirType type)
Path	getLocationPath(WorkDirManager.DirType type) Get Path of the directory.
File	getLoggingConfigFile() Gets path to the property file with JUL settings.
Path	initializeWorkDir(File workDir, String internalDir, boolean failIfMissing) Initializes the working directory for the agent.
void	setLoggingConfig(File configFile) Sets path to the Logging JUL property file with logging settings.
void	setupLogging(Path internalDirPath, Path overrideLogPath) Sets up logging subsystem in the working directory.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Field Detail

DEFAULT_FAIL_IF_WORKDIR_IS_MISSING

public static final boolean DEFAULT_FAIL_IF_WORKDIR_IS_MISSING

Default value for the behavior when the requested working directory is missing. The default value is false, because otherwise agents would fail on the first startup.

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Constant Field Values

SUPPORTED_INTERNAL_DIR_NAME_MASK

public static final String SUPPORTED_INTERNAL_DIR_NAME_MASK

Regular expression, which declares restrictions of the remoting internal directory symbols

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Constant Field Values

JUL_CONFIG_FILE_SYSTEM_PROPERTY_NAME

public static final String JUL_CONFIG_FILE_SYSTEM_PROPERTY_NAME

Name of the standard System Property, which points to the java.util.logging config file.

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Constant Field Values

Method Detail

getInstance

@Nonnull
public static WorkDirManager getInstance()

Retrieves the instance of the WorkDirManager. Currently the implementation is hardcoded, but it may change in the future.

Returns:

Workspace manager

disable

public void disable(@Nonnull
                    WorkDirManager.DirType dir)

getLocation

@CheckForNull
public File getLocation(@Nonnull
                                      WorkDirManager.DirType type)

getLocationPath

@CheckForNull
public Path getLocationPath(@Nonnull
                                          WorkDirManager.DirType type)
                                   throws IOException

Get Path of the directory.

Parameters:

type - Type of the directory

Returns:

Path

Throws:

IOException - Invalid path, e.g. ig the root directory is incorrect

Since:

3.14

setLoggingConfig

public void setLoggingConfig(@Nonnull
                             File configFile)

Sets path to the Logging JUL property file with logging settings.

Parameters:

configFile - config file

getLoggingConfigFile

@CheckForNull
public File getLoggingConfigFile()

Gets path to the property file with JUL settings. This method checks the value passed from setLoggingConfig(java.io.File) first. If the value is not specified, it also checks the standard java.util.logging.config.file System property.

Returns:

Path to the logging config file. null if it cannot be found.

initializeWorkDir

@CheckForNull
public Path initializeWorkDir(@CheckForNull
                                            File workDir,
                                            @Nonnull
                                            String internalDir,
                                            boolean failIfMissing)
                                     throws IOException

Initializes the working directory for the agent. Within the working directory the method also initializes a working directory for internal needs (like logging)

Parameters:

workDir - Working directory

internalDir - Name of the remoting internal data directory within the working directory. The range of the supported symbols is restricted to SUPPORTED_INTERNAL_DIR_NAME_MASK.

failIfMissing - Fail the initialization if the workDir or internalDir are missing. This option presumes that the workspace structure gets initialized previously in order to ensure that we do not start up with a borked instance (e.g. if a mount gets disconnected).

Returns:

Initialized directory for internal files within workDir or null if it is disabled

Throws:

IOException - Workspace allocation issue (e.g. the specified directory is not writable). In such case Remoting should not start up at all.

setupLogging

public void setupLogging(@CheckForNull
                         Path internalDirPath,
                         @CheckForNull
                         Path overrideLogPath)
                  throws IOException

Sets up logging subsystem in the working directory. If the logging system is already initialized, do nothing

Parameters:

internalDirPath - Path to the internal remoting directory within the WorkDir. If this value and overrideLogPath are null, the logging subsystem woill not be initialized at all

overrideLogPath - Overrides the common location of the remoting log. If specified, logging system will be initialized in the legacy way. If null, the behavior is defined by internalDirPath.

Throws:

IOException - Initialization error