@Override protected GFSystemImpl initialValue() { return new GFSystemImpl(); } };
ManifestManager(InputStream inStream, Logger logger) throws RemoteException, IOException { this.logger = logger; response = new AdminCommandResponse(inStream); }
/** * Read and process the information in asenv * There are no arguments because the installation directory is calculated * relative to the jar file you are calling from. * Unlike V2 this class will not set any System Properties. Instead it will * give you a Map<String,String> containing the properties. * <p>To use the class, create an instance and then call getProps(). */ public ASenvPropertyReader() { this(GFLauncherUtils.getInstallDir()); }
private Map<String, String> getEnvProps() { ASenvPropertyReader pr = new ASenvPropertyReader(); return pr.getProps(); } }
NativeRemoteCommandsBase() { // Create a resolver that can replace system properties in strings resolver = new TokenResolver(); }
public static boolean hasToken(String s) { if (s == null) { return false; } if (GFLauncherUtils.isWindows() && hasWindowsToken(s)) { return true; } if (s.indexOf(Token.TOKEN_START) >= 0) { return true; } return false; } ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
public final static void init() { // forces creation getProperty("java.lang.separator"); }
public Map<String,String> getMainAtts() { return response.getMainAtts(); }
public boolean accept(File f) { return GFLauncherUtils.safeIsDirectory(f); } });
public static boolean hasToken(String s) { if (s == null) { return false; } if (GFLauncherUtils.isWindows() && hasWindowsToken(s)) { return true; } if (s.indexOf(Token.TOKEN_START) >= 0) { return true; } return false; } ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/** * Read and process the information in asenv * There are no arguments because the installation directory is calculated * relative to the jar file you are calling from. * Unlike V2 this class will not set any System Properties. Instead it will * give you a Map<String,String> containing the properties. * <p>To use the class, create an instance and then call getProps(). */ public ASenvPropertyReader() { this(GFLauncherUtils.getInstallDir()); }
@Override protected GFSystemImpl initialValue() { return new GFSystemImpl(); } };
public final static void init() { // forces creation getProperty("java.lang.separator"); }
ManifestManager(InputStream inStream, Logger logger) throws RemoteException, IOException { this.logger = logger; response = new AdminCommandResponse(inStream); }
/** * Read and process the information in asenv * There are no arguments because the installation directory is calculated * relative to the jar file you are calling from. * Unlike V2 this class will not set any System Properties. Instead it will * give you a Map<String,String> containing the properties. * <p>To use the class, create an instance and then call getProps(). */ public ASenvPropertyReader() { this(GFLauncherUtils.getInstallDir()); }
@Override protected GFSystemImpl initialValue() { return new GFSystemImpl(); } };
public final static void init() { // forces creation getProperty("java.lang.separator"); }