#!/bin/sh

# Purpose of this script is to return locations of programs and
# settings used by the sipx family of modules. This is installed for
# runtime scripts usage

# DEVELOPER NOTE: This is not meant to replace autoconf
# macros. Instead this is to find programs (like java) that can differ
# then what is used to compile then what is used to run.  This
# difference is extremely important when building binary distributions
# like RPMs

MyDir=`dirname $0`
PATH=$PATH:$MyDir

# What operation this script is instructed by user to perform
Action=""

# Standard place to find java command
JdkExecutable='jre/bin/java'
JreExecutable='bin/java'

# Set when java is found
JavaCommand=""

# Set when JVM is found
JavaHome=""

# All sipx programs require 1.4 or above, if this does not become
# true, I suggest parameter-izing this
JavaVersions="1\.[456]"

# List of all sipx projects
Projects="\
  sipxportlib \
  sipxtacklib \
  sipxmedialib \
  sipxcalllib \
  sipxcommserverlib \
  sipxregistry \
  sipxpublisher \
  sipxproxy \
  sipxconfig \
  sipxvxml \
  sipxpbx"

## Test the java executable command
testJava()
{
    JavaPath=$1

    # test java command
    for CommandCandidate in $JavaPath/$JdkExecutable $JavaPath/$JreExecutable
    do
        if [ -x $CommandCandidate ]
        then
            if $CommandCandidate -version 2>&1 | grep "$JavaVersions" >/dev/null
            then
    	        JavaCommand=$CommandCandidate
                return 0
            fi
        fi
    done

    return 1
}

findJava()
{
    # Gentoo
#    JavaConfig=`java-config --jdk 2>/dev/null`
#    if [ -n "${JavaConfig}" ]
#    then
# 
#        testJava $JavaConfig

    # If explict setting of location of java does not work, die
    if [ -n "${JAVA_HOME}" ]
    then

        testJava ${JAVA_HOME}

    # otherwise try to find java
    else

        # Portions of this where copied from
        # sipXportLib/config/general.m4. Plans to import general.m4
        # file were scrapped because of carrying all of autoconf
        TRY_JAVA_HOME=`ls -dr /usr/lib/jvm/java-1.* /usr/java/* 2> /dev/null | head -n 1`
        for dir in /usr/lib/jvm/jre-ibm $TRY_JAVA_HOME /usr /usr/local/jdk /usr/local/java /usr/local/jdk1.5* /usr/local/diablo-jdk1.5.0
        do
            if testJava ${dir}
            then
                break;
            fi
        done
    fi
}

## Main program loop
Action=HELP
while [ "$#" -ne 0 ]
do
    case ${1} in

        --java)
        Action=JAVA
        ;;

        --javabin)
        Action=JAVA_BIN
        ;;

        --version)
        Action=VERSION
        ;;

        *)
        Action=HELP
        ;;
    esac

    shift #always consume 1
done

if test "$Action" = "JAVA"
then

    findJava

    if [ -z $JavaCommand ]
    then
        cat >&2 <<NOJAVA
Cannot locate Java VM on you machine. Please either install the Java
 or set JAVA_HOME environment variable to where you've installed java

NOJAVA

        exit 1
    fi

    echo "$JavaCommand"
    exit 0

elif test "$Action" = "JAVA_BIN"
then

    findJava

    if [ -z $JavaCommand ]
    then
        cat >&2 <<NOJAVAHOME
Cannot locate Java VM on you machine. Please either install the Java
 or set JAVA_HOME environment variable to where you've installed java

NOJAVAHOME

        exit 1
    fi

    echo `dirname "$JavaCommand"`
    exit 0
elif test "$Action" = "VERSION"
then
    echo "sipX version information:"
    for Project in $Projects; do
        echo -n "  $Project "
        # Test if the script was installed
        if ${Project}-config >/dev/null 2>&1
        then
           ${Project}-config --version --build
        else
           echo "not installed"
        fi
    done
    exit 0
fi

cat <<USAGE

Return settings or paths to programs for sipX family of modules

Usage:

    ./sipx-config [--java] [--javabin] [--version]

Options are:

     --java     Locate java vm command

     --javabin  Locate path to java commands in vm home directory

     --version  Display version of installed sipx packages

USAGE

exit