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package com.conway;
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
//Imports required for using JDOM
import org.jdom.*;
import org.jdom.input.SAXBuilder;
import org.jdom.output.*;
import org.jdom.xpath.XPath;
//These are needed by JDOM for XPath processing.
//Add these jars to your classpath - they come with JDOM:
//jaxen-core.jar, jaxen-jdom.jar, saxpath.jar
import org.jaxen.*;
import org.jaxen.jdom.*;
import org.saxpath.*;
/**
* Sample Java code for Con-way XML Service Center Details
* @author Andrew vonderLuft
*
* REQUIRES: JDOM 1.0 which can be downloaded from http://jdom.org
* JDOM provides a helpful abstraction layer for working with with XML within Java
*
* TODO: replace the USERNAME and PASSWORD String values in variables below
* with your Con-way username and password
*
* Send questions to Con-way XML Support at xmlsupport@Con-way.com
*/
public class XmlSC {
// TODO: replace the USERNAME and PASSWORD String values in variables below
// These could also be read in from a properties file
private final static String username = "USERNAME";
private final static String password = "PASSWORD";
public final static String requestType = "ServiceCenterDetailsRequest";
public final static String responseType = "ServiceCenterDetailsResponse";
public final static String servletUri = "webapp/servicecenter_app/ServiceCenterDetailsServlet";
public final static String conwayUrl = "https://www.Con-way.com/";
public final static String postUrl = conwayUrl + servletUri;
// JDOM Builder to create JDOM document from HTTP POST response
SAXBuilder saxb = new SAXBuilder();
// Create JDOM document for the Request XML
Document inJdomDoc = new Document(new org.jdom.Element(requestType));
// Create JDOM document for the Response XML
Document outJdomDoc = new Document(new org.jdom.Element(responseType));
Element inRootEl = inJdomDoc.getRootElement();
Element outRootEl = outJdomDoc.getRootElement();
XMLOutputter xmlOut = new XMLOutputter(Format.getPrettyFormat());
String xmlInput = null;
XPath xpath = null;
boolean error, success;
/**
* main() is here to demonstrate how to use this class.
* In actual practice you may choose to have the main()
* in another class which instantiates this class and
* invokes its methods
*
* Arguments: the array of Strings is to hold
* the XML elements and their attributes using this form:
* For Elements: "name=value"
* For Attributes: "@name=value" ('@'prefixed to Attribute name)
* Submit content in order, with any attributes following their parent element.
* hence if root element has any attributes,
* submit them as the first items in the String array
*
* @param args java.lang.String[]
*/
public static void main(String[] args) {
// Use this String array for the value you wish to retrieve from the response
String[] respElements = {"SIC","Name","PhoneLocal"};
String[] xmlArgs = null;
// if arguments are not passed in to main, we can use these to test:
if (args.length == 0) {
xmlArgs = new String[] {
"@testmode=Y" // attribute of the root element
,"PostalCode=19348" // first child element of root element
,"@country=US" // attribute of above element, etc.
};
// otherwise use arguments which are passed in.
} else {
xmlArgs = new String[args.length];
for (int i=0; i<args.length; i++) {
xmlArgs[i] = args[i];
}
}
// Instantiate a ConwayXml object with the String array argments
XmlSC myConwayXml = new XmlSC(xmlArgs);
// Report success
System.out.println("XML Request success = " + myConwayXml.isSuccess());
// Use object method getElementValue()
// to display text values of response elements for first request
// In actual practice, you could use this method to retrieve
// values for processing within your own application
for (int i=0; i<respElements.length; i++) {
System.out.println("Value of <" + respElements[i] + ">: " +
myConwayXml.getElementValue(respElements[i]));
}
// You can also display the entire XML response with this method:
System.out.print(myConwayXml.getXmlResponse());
// You do not have to instantiate a new object for each new request.
// Rather, can reuse the same object for additional requests
// by using the processXmlInput() method with a new String array
// of arguments
xmlArgs = new String[] {
"@testmode=Y" // attribute of the root element
,"PostalCode=97202" // first child element of root element
,"@country=US" // attribute of above element, etc.
};
// process request with new arguments
myConwayXml.processXmlInput(xmlArgs);
// Report success
System.out.println("XML Request success = " + myConwayXml.isSuccess());
// Use object method getElementValue()
// to display text values of response elements for this request
for (int i=0; i<respElements.length; i++) {
System.out.println("Value of <" + respElements[i] + ">: " +
myConwayXml.getElementValue(respElements[i]));
}
// Display the entire XML response for this request
System.out.print(myConwayXml.getXmlResponse());
// Use the same object a 3rd time using a complete XML String
// as the input
String xmlInString =
"<ServiceCenterDetailsRequest testmode=\"Y\">" +
"<PostalCode country=\"US\">12345</PostalCode>" +
"</ServiceCenterDetailsRequest>";
// process request with full XML string
myConwayXml.processXmlInput(xmlInString);
// Report success
System.out.println("XML Request success = " + myConwayXml.isSuccess());
// Use object method getElementValue()
// to display text values of response elements for this request
for (int i=0; i<respElements.length; i++) {
System.out.println("Value of <" + respElements[i] + ">: " +
myConwayXml.getElementValue(respElements[i]));
}
// Display the entire XML response for this request
System.out.print(myConwayXml.getXmlResponse());
// Use the same object a 4th time using a complete XML String
// as the input. Use bad data to show an example of a response
// with an error
xmlInString =
"<ServiceCenterDetailsRequest testmode=\"Y\">" +
"<PostalCode country=\"US\">60606</PostalCode>" + // invalid postalcode
"</ServiceCenterDetailsRequest>";
// process request with full XML string
myConwayXml.processXmlInput(xmlInString);
// Report success
System.out.println("XML Request success = " + myConwayXml.isSuccess());
// Display the entire XML response for this request
System.out.print(myConwayXml.getXmlResponse());
// For any questions, contact ConWay XML Support at xmlsupport@Con-way.com
}
/**
* Default no-argument constructor
*/
public XmlSC() {
super();
}
/**
* Use this constructor if you pass in the entire XML input string
* @param xmlInput java.lang.String
*/
public XmlSC(String xmlInput) {
processXmlInput(xmlInput);
}
/**
* Use this constructor if you pass in an array of Strings
* for the XML elements and attributes
*
* Arguments: the array of Strings is to hold
* the XML elements and their attributes using this form:
* For Elements: "name=value"
* For Attributes: "@name=value" ('@'prefixed to Attribute name)
* Submit content in order, with any attributes following their parent element.
* hence if root element has any attributes,
* submit them as the first items in the String array
*
* @param xmlContentArray java.lang.String[]
*/
public XmlSC(String[] xmlContentArray) {
processXmlInput(buildXmlInput(xmlContentArray));
}
/**
* Take the XML input String, encode it, submit to the Con-way servlet,
* then read the result into a JDOM Document
* @param xmlInput java.lang.String
*/
public void processXmlInput(String xmlInput) {
inRootEl.removeContent(); // Clear Request JDOM document
setXmlInput(xmlInput);
success = false;
outRootEl.removeContent(); // Clear Reponse JDOM document
try {
// Encode the input for a POST
xmlInput = URLEncoder.encode(xmlInput,"UTF-8");
} catch (UnsupportedEncodingException use) {
// If error, add error element
outRootEl.addContent(new Element("Error").setText(use.getMessage()));
error = true;
return;
}
HttpURLConnection conwayConn = getUrlConnection(postUrl);
DataOutputStream myOutStream = null;
try {
myOutStream = new DataOutputStream(conwayConn.getOutputStream());
myOutStream.writeBytes(requestType + "=" + xmlInput);
myOutStream.flush();
myOutStream.close();
// Test the URL Connection for success
if (! conwayConn.getResponseMessage().equals("OK")) {
outRootEl.addContent(new Element("Error")
.setText("URL " + conwayConn.getURL().toExternalForm()
+ ": " +conwayConn.getResponseMessage()));
error = true;
return;
}
// Create the output JDOM document using the connection's InputStream
outJdomDoc = saxb.build(conwayConn.getInputStream());
outRootEl = outJdomDoc.getRootElement();
if (outRootEl.getChild("Error")==null) success = true;
error = false;
} catch (IOException ioe) {
outRootEl.addContent(new Element("Error").setText(ioe.getMessage()));
error = true;
} catch (JDOMException jde) {
outRootEl.addContent(new Element("Error").setText(jde.getMessage()));
error = true;
}
}
/**
* Override <code>processXmlInput(String)</code>
* in order to process with String array arguments from main()
* @param xmlContentArray java.lang.String[]
*/
public void processXmlInput(String[] xmlContentArray) {
processXmlInput(buildXmlInput(xmlContentArray));
}
/**
* @return java.lang.String - the XML input
*/
public String getXmlRequest () {
return xmlOut.outputString(inJdomDoc);
}
/**
* @return java.lang.String - the XML output
*/
public String getXmlResponse () {
return xmlOut.outputString(outJdomDoc);
}
/**
* Get the value of an XML element in the response, given its name
* If more than one element of that name exists, returns value of the first
* @param elementName java.lang.String - the name of the JDOM element
* @return java.lang.String - the value of the JDOM element
*/
public String getElementValue (String elementName) {
Element myEl = null;
try {
xpath = XPath.newInstance("//"+ elementName);
myEl = (Element) xpath.selectSingleNode(outJdomDoc);
} catch (JDOMException e) {
// TODO Catch JDOM Exceptions
e.printStackTrace();
}
if (myEl != null) {
return myEl.getText();
} else {
return ":: ELEMENT <" + elementName + "> NOT FOUND ::";
}
}
/**
* @return boolean - processing errors or not
*/
public boolean isError() {
return error;
}
/**
* @return boolean - success processing or not
*/
public boolean isSuccess() {
return success;
}
/**
* Using the String array of arguments containing the input XML
* elements and attributes, build the XML document to submit in
* the HTTP POST to the Con-way servlet.
*
* @param parms java.lang.String[] - the array of XML elements and attributes
* @return java.lang.String - the XML input to the POST
*/
private String buildXmlInput(String[] parms) {
String[] argNameVal = null;
String argName = null;
String argVal = null;
Element myEl = null;
Attribute myAtt = null;
for (int i=0; i < parms.length; i++) {
argNameVal = parms[i].split("=");
argName = argNameVal[0];
argVal = argNameVal[1];
//Determine if this content is an attribute
if (argName.startsWith("@")) {
myAtt = new Attribute(argName.substring(1), argVal);
// if this attribute is the first argument, add it to the root element
if (i==0) {
inRootEl.setAttribute(myAtt);
} else {
myEl.setAttribute(myAtt);
}
} else {
// If it's not an attribute, assume it's an element
myEl = new Element(argName).setText(argVal);
inRootEl.addContent(myEl);
}
}
return xmlOut.outputString(inJdomDoc);
}
/**
* Establish and set up the URL connection
*
* @param theUrl java.lang.String = the POST URL
* @return HttpURLConnection
*/
private HttpURLConnection getUrlConnection(String theUrl) {
//Create a URL connection
java.net.HttpURLConnection conn = null;
java.net.URL conwayUrl;
try {
conwayUrl = new URL(theUrl);
conn = (HttpURLConnection) conwayUrl.openConnection();
// Setup connection parameters
conn.setRequestMethod("POST");
conn.setDoOutput(true);
conn.setDoInput(true);
conn.setUseCaches(false);
} catch (MalformedURLException mfe) {
outRootEl.addContent(new Element("Error").setText(mfe.getMessage()));
error = true;
} catch (IOException ioe) {
outRootEl.addContent(new Element("Error").setText(ioe.getMessage()));
error = true;
}
// Set the headers correctly (URL encoding, authentication)
conn.setRequestProperty("Content-type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded");
String authString = username + ":" + password;
String auth = "Basic " + new sun.misc.BASE64Encoder().encode(authString.getBytes());
conn.setRequestProperty("Authorization", auth);
return conn;
}
/**
* Set the xmlInput instance variable, and normalize the String.
* @param xmlInput java.lang.String
*/
private void setXmlInput(String xmlInput) {
// remove tabs, CR, LF, extra spaces
this.xmlInput = Text.normalizeString(xmlInput);
}
}
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