Examples of ModuleInterface

net.sf.pipet.api.ModuleInterface
The interface of a module implementation - the entry class of a PipeT module must implement this interface.
A ModuleInterface is used to access a module, but is stateless, meaning that it does not store any configuration and it is not affected by any previous calls. A ModuleAttributes object is used to pass the module's configuration to methods which may require this.

There are several predefined classes with some generic features:
- {@link DefaultModuleInterface} is a dummy ModuleInterface; a meaningful subclass implements ModuleInterface.createInstance() and probably also overrides one or more other methods.
- {@link ConfigurableModuleInterface} is a ModuleInterface which implements some basic configuration features, saving the trouble of creating a configuration interface.
@see DefaultModuleInterface @see ConfigurableModuleInterface @see ModuleAttributes @see ModuleData

Examples of net.sf.pipet.api.ModuleInterface

  {
    int of_before = test_open_files ? getOpenFiles(messenger) : 0;
    
    SimulationModuleData data = new SimulationModuleData(atts, input, output, messenger);


    ModuleInterface modif = ModuleLoader.loadModuleInterface(mod_uri, cfg);
    ModuleDefinition mod = ModuleDefinition.create(cfg.getRootModule(), mod_uri, modif, null, null);
    
    ModuleInstance instance = mod.getInterface().createInstance(data, messenger);
    data.close(instance.run());

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Examples of net.sf.pipet.api.ModuleInterface

      if (modspec == null)
        return null;


      String uri = String.format("%s:%s", selected.name, modspec);
      
      ModuleInterface iface = selected.plugin.getModuleInterface(modspec, cfg);
      return ModuleDefinition.create(cfg.getRootModule(), uri, iface, null, null);
    }
    catch (ResourceException e)
    {
      reporter.warn(e.toString());

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Examples of net.sf.pipet.api.ModuleInterface

    return createModuleDefinition(uri, DEFAULT_CONFIGURATION);
  }


  public static ModuleDefinition createModuleDefinition(String uri, Configuration cfg) throws InvalidConfigurationException, ResourceException
  {
    ModuleInterface iface = createModuleInterface(uri, cfg);
    return createModuleDefinition(iface, cfg);
  }

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Examples of net.sf.pipet.api.ModuleInterface

    }
  }
  
  private ModuleInterface getModuleInterface() throws PipetError
  {
    ModuleInterface iface = getPipelineModule();
    if (iface != null)
      return iface;


    if (cmd.getArgs().length == 0)
      return null;

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Examples of net.sf.pipet.api.ModuleInterface

  
  public ModuleDefinition getModule() throws PipetError
  {
    if (mod == null)
    {
      ModuleInterface iface = getModuleInterface();
      if (iface != null)
        mod = ModuleDefinition.create(getConfiguration().getRootModule(), null, iface, null, null);
    }
    
    return mod;

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Examples of net.sf.pipet.api.ModuleInterface

        throw new InvalidConfigurationException(String.format("Module %s: Module interface specification is missing.", modid));
    }
    else
      parent = cfg.getRootModule();
    
    ModuleInterface iface = null;
    if (url!=null)
      iface = new ModuleInterfaceFrontend(cfg, url);
    
    Map<String,UntypedValue> atts = extractAttributes(modnode);

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