org.eclipse.ecf.provider.jslp.identity
Class JSLPNamespace

java.lang.Object
  org.eclipse.ecf.core.identity.Namespace
      org.eclipse.ecf.provider.jslp.identity.JSLPNamespace

All Implemented Interfaces:

java.io.Serializable, org.eclipse.core.runtime.IAdaptable

public class JSLPNamespace
extends Namespace

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Serialized Form

Field Summary

static java.lang.String

NAME

Fields inherited from class org.eclipse.ecf.core.identity.Namespace

SCHEME_SEPARATOR

Constructor Summary

JSLPNamespace()

Method Summary

ID	createInstance(java.lang.Object[] parameters) Make an instance of this namespace.
java.lang.String	getScheme() Get the primary scheme associated with this namespace.
java.lang.Class[][]	getSupportedParameterTypes() Get the supported parameter types for IDs created via subsequent calls to Namespace.createInstance(Object[]).

Methods inherited from class org.eclipse.ecf.core.identity.Namespace

equals, getAdapter, getCompareToForObject, getDescription, getHashCodeForID, getInitStringFromExternalForm, getName, getNameForID, getSupportedSchemes, hashCode, initialize, testIDEquals, toExternalForm, toString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

NAME

public static final java.lang.String NAME

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Constant Field Values

Constructor Detail

JSLPNamespace

public JSLPNamespace()

Method Detail

createInstance

public ID createInstance(java.lang.Object[] parameters)

Description copied from class: Namespace

Make an instance of this namespace. Namespace subclasses, provided by plugins must implement this method to construct ID instances for the given namespace.

See Namespace.getSupportedParameterTypes() to get information relevant to deciding what parameter types are expected by this method.

Specified by:

createInstance in class Namespace

Parameters:

parameters - an Object[] of parameters for creating ID instances. May be null.

Returns:

a non-null ID instance. The class used may extend BaseID or may implement the ID interface directly

getScheme

public java.lang.String getScheme()

Description copied from class: Namespace

Get the primary scheme associated with this namespace. Subclasses must provide an implementation that returns a non-null scheme identifier. Note that the returned scheme should not contain the Namespace.SCHEME_SEPARATOR (\":\").

Specified by:

getScheme in class Namespace

Returns:

a String scheme identifier. Must not be null.

getSupportedParameterTypes

public java.lang.Class[][] getSupportedParameterTypes()

Description copied from class: Namespace

Get the supported parameter types for IDs created via subsequent calls to Namespace.createInstance(Object[]). Callers may use this method to determine the available parameter types, and then create and pass in conforming Object arrays to to Namespace.createInstance(Object[]).

An empty two-dimensional array (new Class[0][0]) is the default returned by this abstract superclass. This means that the Object [] passed to Namespace.createInstance(Object[]) will be ignored.

Subsclasses should override this method to specify the parameters that they will accept in calls to Namespace.createInstance(Object[]). The rows of the returned Class array are the acceptable types for a given invocation of createInstance.

Consider the following example:

 public Class[][] getSupportedParameterTypes() {
        return new Class[][] { { String.class }, { String.class, String.class } };
 }
 

The above means that there are two acceptable values for the Object [] passed into Namespace.createInstance(Object[]): 1) a single String, and 2) two Strings. These would therefore be acceptable as input to createInstance:

        ID newID1 = namespace.createInstance(new Object[] { "Hello" });
        ID newID2 = namespace.createInstance(new Object[] { "Hello", "There"}};
 

Overrides:

getSupportedParameterTypes in class Namespace

Returns:

Class [][] an array of class []s. Rows of the returned two-dimensional array define the acceptable parameter types for a single call to Namespace.createInstance(Object[]). If zero-length Class arrays are returned (i.e. Class[0][0]), then Object [] parameters to Namespace.createInstance(Object[]) will be ignored.