I have been chatting with Ales and here is the contract that HEM could
rely on to scan entities and DD files.
Context:
An EntityManagerFactory (EMF) is bootstrapped by the container by
passing a PersistenceUnitInfo class
http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/hibernate/jpa-api/trunk/src/main/java/javax/persistence/spi/PersistenceUnitInfo.java
Which gives:
- the root URL of the PU
- the mapping files
- the URLs of the jars to scan
The container will also pass the MC discovery contract implementation
in the contextual Map.
If this impl is available in the Map, HEM will go use the MC
facilities, if not, it will rely on it's own legacy infrastructure.
Here is a proposal for the contract
/**
* return all packages in the jar matching one of these annotations
* if annotationsToLookFor is empty, return all packages
*/
Set<Package> getPackagesInJar(URL jartoScan, List<Annotation>
annotationsToLookFor);
/**
* return all classes in the jar matching one of these annotations
* if annotationsToLookFor is empty, return all classes
*/
Set<Class<?>> getClassesInJar(URL jartoScan, List<Annotation>
annotationsToLookFor);
/**
* return all files in the jar matching one of these file names
* if filePatterns is empty, return all files
* eg **/*.hbm.xml, META-INF/orm.xml
*/
Set<[structure containing file name + InputStream]> getFilesInJar(URL
jartoScan, List<String> filePatterns);
Optional contract but would be nice to have:
/**
* return all files in the classpath (ie PU visibility) matching one
of these file names
* if filePatterns is empty, return all files
* the use case is really exact file name.
*/
Set<[structure containing file name + InputStream]>
getFilesInClasspath(URL jartoScan, List<String> filePatterns);
/** return the unqualified JAR name ie customer-model.jar or store.war
*/
String getUnqualifiedJarName(URL);
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