On Apr 9, 2008, at 3:44 PM, Charles Bacon wrote:
3) Remove the errant typemappings (time consuming)
Wow. Past me already fixed the "time consuming" part of this problem
in comment 8 in bug 3774:
cd $GLOBUS_LOCATION/lib
# Create the list of all classes contained in $GL jar files.
# unzip -l outputs filenames in columns 29-
# Classes are listed as org/globus/.../foo.class
# In the typemappings, though, the / are replaced by .
for f in *.jar; do
unzip -l $f | cut -c29- | grep class | tr / . >> ../jarlist
done
cd ..
# Type mappings in client-config.wsdd start with <typeMapping
# They have a number of quote-delimited fields. The classname appears
# in the 10th field, and are listed as java:org.globus..., so strip
off the
java:
# There's one java.lang.String entry that comes from native java
classes, not
our
# jar files, so exclude it.
grep typeMapping client-config.wsdd | cut -d\" -f10 | cut -d: -f2 |
grep -v
java.lang.String > typemappinglist
# Iterate over the classes listed in the typemappings and search for
them
# in the list of classes we own. Output offending classes.
while read typemap; do
grep $typemap jarlist > /dev/null;
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
echo $typemap >> missingtypes
fi
done < typemappinglist
#make a backup
cp client-config.wsdd client-config.wsdd.orig
cp client-config.wsdd client-config.temp
#remove all lines that reference uninstalled classes
while read badmap; do
grep -v $badmap client-config.temp > client2
mv client2 client-config.temp
done < badmap;
mv client-config.temp client-config.wsdd
