org.jivesoftware.openfire.container
Class AdminConsolePlugin

java.lang.Object
  org.jivesoftware.openfire.container.AdminConsolePlugin

All Implemented Interfaces:

Plugin

public class AdminConsolePlugin
extends Object
implements Plugin

The admin console plugin. It starts a Jetty instance on the configured port and loads the admin console web application.

Author:

Matt Tucker

Field Summary

static String

secret Random secret used by JVM to allow SSO.

Constructor Summary

AdminConsolePlugin()
Create a Jetty module.

Method Summary

void	destroyPlugin() Destroys the plugin.
int	getAdminSecurePort() Returns the SSL port on which the admin console is current operating.
int	getAdminUnsecurePort() Returns the non-SSL port on which the admin console is currently operating.
String	getBindInterface() Returns null if the admin console will be available in all network interfaces of this machine or a String representing the only interface where the admin console will be available.
org.eclipse.jetty.server.handler.ContextHandlerCollection	getContexts() Returns the collection of Jetty contexts used in the admin console.
void	initializePlugin(PluginManager manager, File pluginDir) Initializes the plugin.
boolean	isRestartNeeded() Returns true if the Jetty server needs to be restarted.
void	restart()
void	shutdown() Shuts down the Jetty server.
void	startup() Starts the Jetty instance.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Field Detail

secret

public static final String secret

Random secret used by JVM to allow SSO. Only other cluster nodes can use this secret as a way to integrate the admin consoles of each cluster node.

Constructor Detail

AdminConsolePlugin

public AdminConsolePlugin()

Create a Jetty module.

Method Detail

startup

public void startup()

Starts the Jetty instance.

shutdown

public void shutdown()

Shuts down the Jetty server.

initializePlugin

public void initializePlugin(PluginManager manager,
                             File pluginDir)

Description copied from interface: Plugin

Initializes the plugin.

Specified by:

initializePlugin in interface Plugin

Parameters:

manager - the plugin manager.

pluginDir - the directory where the plugin is located.

destroyPlugin

public void destroyPlugin()

Description copied from interface: Plugin

Destroys the plugin.

Implementations of this method must release all resources held by the plugin such as file handles, database or network connections, and references to core Openfire classes. In other words, a garbage collection executed after this method is called must be able to clean up all plugin classes.

Specified by:

destroyPlugin in interface Plugin

isRestartNeeded

public boolean isRestartNeeded()

Returns true if the Jetty server needs to be restarted. This is usually required when certificates are added, deleted or modified or when server ports were modified.

Returns:

true if the Jetty server needs to be restarted.

getBindInterface

public String getBindInterface()

Returns null if the admin console will be available in all network interfaces of this machine or a String representing the only interface where the admin console will be available.

Returns:

String representing the only interface where the admin console will be available or null if it will be available in all interfaces.

getAdminUnsecurePort

public int getAdminUnsecurePort()

Returns the non-SSL port on which the admin console is currently operating.

Returns:

the non-SSL port on which the admin console is currently operating.

getAdminSecurePort

public int getAdminSecurePort()

Returns the SSL port on which the admin console is current operating.

Returns:

the SSL port on which the admin console is current operating.

getContexts

public org.eclipse.jetty.server.handler.ContextHandlerCollection getContexts()

Returns the collection of Jetty contexts used in the admin console. A root context "/" is where the admin console lives. Additional contexts can be added dynamically for other web applications that should be run as part of the admin console server process. The following pseudo code demonstrates how to do this:

   ContextHandlerCollection contexts = ((AdminConsolePlugin)pluginManager.getPlugin("admin")).getContexts();
   context = new WebAppContext(SOME_DIRECTORY, "/CONTEXT_NAME");
   contexts.addHandler(context);
   context.setWelcomeFiles(new String[]{"index.jsp"});
   context.start();
 

Returns:

the Jetty handlers.

restart

public void restart()