Hi,
For an application of mine, I need to list all pages, contained both in
libraries and under the WEB-INF directory.
In order to achieve this as soon as possible in the process, I have
created a WebRequestServicerFilter, initialized only once,
in charge of listing the pages and retrieving their specifications.
Here is the code:
IApplicationSpecification applicationSpecification = applicationGlobals
.getSpecification();
Set<String> pageNames = new HashSet<String>();
// First, inits pages from libraries
... I get the pages through applicationSpecification.getLibraryIds()
// Second, inits pages declared in the application specification
... I get additional pages through applicationSpecification.getPageNames()
// Third, inits pages found under WEB-INF
String prefix = "/WEB-INF/";
String suffix = ".page";
... I get additional pages through servletContext.getResourcePaths(prefix)
At this stage, a Set<String> called pageNames is filled up
with prefixed page names.
Then, for each page, I am trying to get its IComponentSpecification:
INamespace namespace = specificationSource.getApplicationNamespace();
for (Iterator<String> it = potentialPages.iterator(); it.hasNext();) {
String pageName = it.next();
// This is the line throwing a java.util.MissingResourceException
// because:
// (1) there is a bug with a missing entry for
// 'Namespace.no-such-page' (which I don't care)
// (2) the specification is NOT found (the REAL problem)
IComponentSpecification specification = namespace
.getPageSpecification(pageName);
}
The question is: is the specificationSource object initialized
at the time I am trying to access it? Or am I doing someting
wrong here?
Any help would be greatly appreciated, or a viable workaround
to get all page specifications loaded early in the application
startup process.
Thx
/H
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