source: main/trunk/greenstone2/perllib/dbutil/jdbm.pm@ 21411

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#
# dbutil::jdbm -- utility functions for writing to jdbm databases
#
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# University of Waikato, New Zealand.
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package dbutil::jdbm;

use strict;


# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#   JDBM IMPLEMENTATION
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# When DBUtil::* is properly structured with inheritence, then
# much of this code (along with GDBM and GDBM-TXT-GZ) can be grouped into
# a shared base class.  Really it is only the the command that needs to 
# be constructed that changes between much of the code that is used


sub open_infodb_write_handle
{
  my $infodb_file_path = shift(@_);
  my $opt_append = shift(@_);

  my $jdbmwrap_jar = &util::filename_cat($ENV{'GSDLHOME'},"bin","java", "JDBMWrapper.jar");
  my $jdbm_jar = &util::filename_cat($ENV{'GSDLHOME'},"lib","java", "jdbm.jar");

  my $classpath = &util::pathname_cat($jdbmwrap_jar,$jdbm_jar);

  my $infodb_file_handle = undef;
  my $txt2jdb_cmd = "java -cp \"$classpath\" Txt2Jdb";

  if ((defined $opt_append) && ($opt_append eq "append")) {
      $txt2jdb_cmd .= " -append";
  }
  
  # Lop off file extension, as JDBM does not expect this to be present
  $infodb_file_path =~ s/\.jdb$//;

  $txt2jdb_cmd .= " \"$infodb_file_path\"";

  if (!open($infodb_file_handle, "| $txt2jdb_cmd"))
  {
    return undef;
  }

  return $infodb_file_handle;
}



sub close_infodb_write_handle
{
  my $infodb_handle = shift(@_);

  close($infodb_handle);
}


sub get_infodb_file_path
{
  my $collection_name = shift(@_);
  my $infodb_directory_path = shift(@_);

  my $infodb_file_extension = ".jdb";
  my $infodb_file_name = &util::get_dirsep_tail($collection_name) . $infodb_file_extension;
  return &util::filename_cat($infodb_directory_path, $infodb_file_name);
}


sub read_infodb_file
{
  my $infodb_file_path = shift(@_);
  my $infodb_map = shift(@_);

  my $jdbmwrap_jar = &util::filename_cat($ENV{'GSDLHOME'},"bin","java", "JDBMWrapper.jar");
  my $jdbm_jar = &util::filename_cat($ENV{'GSDLHOME'},"lib","java", "jdbm.jar");

  my $classpath = &util::pathname_cat($jdbmwrap_jar,$jdbm_jar);

  my $jdb2txt_cmd = "java -cp \"$classpath\" Jdb2Txt";

  open (PIPEIN, "$jdb2txt_cmd \"$infodb_file_path\" |") || die "couldn't open pipe from db2txt \$infodb_file_path\"\n";
  my $infodb_line = "";
  my $infodb_key = "";
  my $infodb_value = "";
  while (defined ($infodb_line = <PIPEIN>))
  {
    if ($infodb_line =~ /^\[([^\]]+)\]$/)
    {
      $infodb_key = $1;
    }
    elsif ($infodb_line =~ /^-{70}$/)
    {
      $infodb_map->{$infodb_key} = $infodb_value;
      $infodb_key = "";
      $infodb_value = "";
    }
    else
    {
      $infodb_value .= $infodb_line;
    }
  }

  close (PIPEIN);
}

sub read_infodb_keys
{
  my $infodb_file_path = shift(@_);
  my $infodb_map = shift(@_);

  my $jdbmwrap_jar = &util::filename_cat($ENV{'GSDLHOME'},"bin","java", "JDBMWrapper.jar");
  my $jdbm_jar = &util::filename_cat($ENV{'GSDLHOME'},"lib","java", "jdbm.jar");

  my $classpath = &util::pathname_cat($jdbmwrap_jar,$jdbm_jar);

  my $jdbkeys_cmd = "java -cp \"$classpath\" JdbKeys";

  open (PIPEIN, "$jdbkeys_cmd \"$infodb_file_path\" |") || die "couldn't open pipe from jdbmkeys \$infodb_file_path\"\n";
  my $infodb_line = "";
  my $infodb_key = "";
  my $infodb_value = "";
  while (defined ($infodb_line = <PIPEIN>))
  {
      chomp $infodb_line; # remove end of line 

      $infodb_map->{$infodb_line} = 1;
  }

  close (PIPEIN);
}


    
sub write_infodb_entry
{

  my $infodb_handle = shift(@_);
  my $infodb_key = shift(@_);
  my $infodb_map = shift(@_);
  
  print $infodb_handle "[$infodb_key]\n";
  foreach my $infodb_value_key (keys(%$infodb_map))
  {
    foreach my $infodb_value (@{$infodb_map->{$infodb_value_key}})
    {
      if ($infodb_value =~ /-{70,}/)
      {
        # if value contains 70 or more hyphens in a row we need to escape them
        # to prevent txt2db from treating them as a separator
        $infodb_value =~ s/-/&\#045;/gi;
      }
      print $infodb_handle "<$infodb_value_key>" . $infodb_value . "\n";
    }
  }
  print $infodb_handle '-' x 70, "\n";
}


sub delete_infodb_entry
{
  my $infodb_handle = shift(@_);
  my $infodb_key = shift(@_);
  
  # A minus at the end of a key (after the ]) signifies 'delete'
  print $infodb_handle "[$infodb_key]-\n"; 

  # The 70 minus signs are also needed, to help make the parsing by db2txt simple
  print $infodb_handle '-' x 70, "\n";
}





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