hmi.environment
Class Info

java.lang.Object
  hmi.environment.Info

public class Info
extends Object

The Info class is intended to be used as "Main class" when the package is jarred. Running java -jar <packageJarFile> will print some package information. Note that some of this information is only available from the Manifest.mf file, that is included in the jar file, and not when running directly from compiled classes.

Field Summary

private static Package	pack
static String	packageName

Constructor Summary

Info()

Method Summary

static String	getVersion() Returns the specification version from the Manifest.mf file, if available, or else an empty String.
static boolean	isCompatibleWith(String desiredVersion) checks whether the package specification version is compatible with a certain desired version.
static void	main(String[] arg)
static String	manifestInfo() Yields a String containing manifest file info.
static void	requireVersion(String requiredVersion) Checks whether the current specification version meets the specified required version; if not, a RuntimeException is thrown.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

pack

private static Package pack

packageName

public static final String packageName

Constructor Detail

Info

public Info()

Method Detail

manifestInfo

public static String manifestInfo()

Yields a String containing manifest file info. When not running from a jar file, only the package name is included.

requireVersion

public static void requireVersion(String requiredVersion)

Checks whether the current specification version meets the specified required version; if not, a RuntimeException is thrown. No check is performed when manifest info is not available.

getVersion

public static String getVersion()

Returns the specification version from the Manifest.mf file, if available, or else an empty String.

isCompatibleWith

public static boolean isCompatibleWith(String desiredVersion)

checks whether the package specification version is compatible with a certain desired version. "isCompatibleWith(desiredversion)" return true iff the desiredVersion is smaller or equal than the package specification version, where "smaller than" is determined by the lexicographic order on major, minor, and micro version numbers. (Missing numbers are considered to be 0). For instance, when the package specification version would be 2.1, then some examples of compatible desired versions are: 1, 1.0, 1.6, 2.0.4, 2.1, 2.1.0, whereas desired versions like 2.2, 3.0, or 2.1.1 would not be compatible.

main

public static void main(String[] arg)