org.eclipse.emf.facet.efacet.core.query
Interface IQueryCollectionImplementation

All Superinterfaces:

IQueryImplementation

public interface IQueryCollectionImplementation
extends IQueryImplementation

This interface can be implemented by EMF Facet query implementations that want to handle multiple evaluation themselves, presumably to improve the performance of the evaluation.

If only IQueryImplementation is implemented, then the framework will perform multiple-evaluation by calling the single evaluation multiple times, which may be slow in the case of high-latency implementations.

Since:

0.2

Method Summary

java.util.List<? extends ETypedElementResult>	getValues(Query query, ETypedElement eTypedElement, java.util.Collection<? extends EObject> sources, java.util.List<ParameterValue> arguments) This method must be implemented by each sub-class to evaluate a query on a collection of elements.
void	setValues(Query query, DerivedTypedElement feature, java.util.Collection<? extends EObject> sources, java.util.List<ParameterValue> arguments, java.util.List<? extends java.lang.Object> newValues) This method must be implemented by each sub-class to set the values of a collection of elements.

Methods inherited from interface org.eclipse.emf.facet.efacet.core.query.IQueryImplementation

getValue, isCheckResultType, setValue

Method Detail

getValues

java.util.List<? extends ETypedElementResult> getValues(Query query,
                                                        ETypedElement eTypedElement,
                                                        java.util.Collection<? extends EObject> sources,
                                                        java.util.List<ParameterValue> arguments)
                                                        throws DerivedTypedElementException

This method must be implemented by each sub-class to evaluate a query on a collection of elements. The query should be evaluated on each of the elements in the given collection.

This method should throw a DerivedTypedElementException only if the eTypedElement is an incorrect DerivedTypedElement. But it must not throw an exception if the evaluation of one element fails. Instead, it must set the exception on the corresponding result (ETypedElementResult.setException(Throwable)).

Parameters:

query - The query to evaluate

eTypedElement - The feature or operation to get on the sources

sources - The model elements on which the feature or operation is evaluated using the query

arguments - The parameter values for the eTypedElement (in the case of a FacetOperation); can be null

Returns:

the result :

• a list of ETypedElementPrimitiveTypeResult if the eTypedElement is single-valued and returns a primitive type
• a list of ETypedElementPrimitiveTypeListResult if the eTypedElement is multi-valued and returns a primitive type
• a list of ETypedElementEObjectResult if the eTypedElement is single-valued and returns a model element
• a list of ETypedElementEObjectListResult if the eTypedElement is multi-valued and returns model elements

Throws:

DerivedTypedElementException - if the given derivedTypedElement is incorrect

setValues

void setValues(Query query,
               DerivedTypedElement feature,
               java.util.Collection<? extends EObject> sources,
               java.util.List<ParameterValue> arguments,
               java.util.List<? extends java.lang.Object> newValues)
               throws DerivedTypedElementException

This method must be implemented by each sub-class to set the values of a collection of elements. The query should be used to set the value of each of the elements in the given collection.

Parameters:

query - The query to evaluate

feature - The derived typed element to set

sources - The model elements on which the query is evaluated

arguments - The parameter values for the derived typed element (in the case of a FacetOperation); can be null

newValues - the new values for the sources; the size of this list must match the size of the list of sources

Throws:

DerivedTypedElementException - if the given derivedTypedElement is incorrect

DerivedTypedElementEvaluationException - if the query could not be evaluated correctly

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if the given list of values does not match the list of sources