Examples of org.apache.beehive.controls.runtime.generator.apt.ControlClientManifest

Package org.apache.beehive.controls.runtime.generator.apt

Examples of org.apache.beehive.controls.runtime.generator.apt.ControlClientManifest

org.apache.beehive.controls.runtime.generator.apt.ControlClientManifest
The controls client manifest (aka "client manifest") surfaces the set of control types used by a client, and make the assembly process more efficient. The control client annotation processor generates a client manifest documenting the set of used control types. This manifest is a java.util.Properties file that specifies: - classname of the control client - classnames of each control type used by that control client (the set identified by @Control and @ControlReference usages) and the corresponding default implementation binding Example client manifest: FooImpl.controls.properties --------------------------- .client.name=org.acme.controls.FooImpl org.acme.controls.CustomerDbBean=org.apache.beehive.controls.scl.DatabaseControlImpl org.acme.controls.DailyTimerBean=org.apache.beehive.controls.scl.TimerControlImpl The manifest is a generated artifact and is not user-editable. Ideally, the apt environment optimizes the writing of the manifest such that it's only written to disk when changes occur (allowing external build tools to use the timestamp of the manifest to determine whether assembly on a client needs to occur).

            Map<String,Set<String>> controlTypesToClients =
                new HashMap<String, Set<String>>();


            for ( File mf : manifestFiles )
            {
                ControlClientManifest ccmf = new ControlClientManifest( mf );
                String controlClient = ccmf.getControlClient();
                List<String> controlTypes = ccmf.getControlTypes();
                for ( String ct : controlTypes )
                {
                    controlTypesToImpls.put( ct, ccmf.getDefaultImpl( ct ) );
                    Set<String> clients = controlTypesToClients.get( ct );
                    if (clients == null)
                    {
                        clients = new TreeSet<String>();
                        controlTypesToClients.put( ct, clients );

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            Map<String,Set<String>> controlTypesToClients =
                new HashMap<String, Set<String>>();


            for ( File mf : manifestFiles )
            {
                ControlClientManifest ccmf = new ControlClientManifest( mf );
                String controlClient = ccmf.getControlClient();
                List<String> controlTypes = ccmf.getControlTypes();
                for ( String ct : controlTypes )
                {
                    controlTypesToImpls.put( ct, ccmf.getDefaultImpl( ct ) );
                    Set<String> clients = controlTypesToClients.get( ct );
                    if (clients == null)
                    {
                        clients = new TreeSet<String>();
                        controlTypesToClients.put( ct, clients );

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            Map<String,Set<String>> controlTypesToClients =
                new HashMap<String, Set<String>>();


            for ( File mf : manifestFiles )
            {
                ControlClientManifest ccmf = new ControlClientManifest( mf );
                String controlClient = ccmf.getControlClient();
                List<String> controlTypes = ccmf.getControlTypes();
                for ( String ct : controlTypes )
                {
                    controlTypesToImpls.put( ct, ccmf.getDefaultImpl( ct ) );
                    Set<String> clients = controlTypesToClients.get( ct );
                    if (clients == null)
                    {
                        clients = new TreeSet<String>();
                        controlTypesToClients.put( ct, clients );

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