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[Bug 61171] Add port offset attribute (portOffset?) to Server
configuration in server.xml
https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=61171
--- Comment #5 from Pradip Bhattacharya <pr...@gmail.com> ---
port offset is a good thing to have, can help a lot in having multiple
installations/resolving port conflicts.
I have tried to implement it by adding portOffset attribute in Server element.
Below is the change in server.xml, portOffset as the new attribute:
<Server port="8005" shutdown="SHUTDOWN" portOffset="1000">
...
</Server>
Added getter/setter method portOffset in org.apache.catalina.Server interface.
So StandardServer now has a member variable portOffset, and its respective
getter/setter functions.
Now in order to update all the port/redirectPort numbers mentioned in the
server.xml, I have created a Rule, i.e. AddPortOffsetRule, which is applied
after values of all the attributes have been set in the target(current) object.
For example, in Catalina::createStartDigester function,
after digester.addSetProperties("Server"); is called,
a new is being invoked by adding the below line
digester.addRule("Server", new AddPortOffsetRule("port"));
Similarly for Connector, below 2 rules are added to update port numbers:
digester.addRule("Server/Service/Connector",new AddPortOffsetRule("port"));
digester.addRule("Server/Service/Connector",new
AddPortOffsetRule("redirectPort"));
This way the port related member variables are again updated using the port
offset.
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