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012
013package org.apache.tapestry5;
014
015import java.io.BufferedInputStream;
016import java.io.IOException;
017import java.io.InputStream;
018import java.util.Properties;
019
020/**
021 * Utility methods related to managing framework version numbers.
022 */
023public class VersionUtils
024{
025
026    /**
027     * Reads a version number from a properties file on the classpath.  These files are generally created by Gradle.  For
028     * example, tapestry-core's properties file is <code>META-INF/gradle/org.apache.tapestry/tapestry-core/pom.properties</code>.
029     * The Gradle generated properties files include the version and possibly others properties.
030     *
031     * The resource is located using the Thread's context class loader.
032     *
033     * @param resourcePath the complete path to the resource, including a leading slash.
034     * @return the version number read from the properties file, or "UNKNOWN" if the version number is not present or
035     *         the file can not be opened
036     */
037    public static String readVersionNumber(String resourcePath)
038    {
039        String result = "UNKNOWN";
040
041        InputStream stream = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().getResourceAsStream(
042                resourcePath);
043
044
045        if (stream != null)
046        {
047            Properties properties = new Properties();
048
049
050            try
051            {
052                stream = new BufferedInputStream(stream);
053
054                properties.load(stream);
055
056                stream.close();
057            }
058            catch (IOException ex)
059            {
060                // Just ignore it.
061            }
062
063            String version = properties.getProperty("version");
064
065            // Since the file, if it exists, is created by Gradle and will have the key, I can't see
066            // how version would EVER be null, unless there's a problem reading the properties.
067
068            if (version != null) result = version;
069        }
070
071        return result;
072    }
073}