Examples of ResourceDependency

javax.faces.application.ResourceDependency
org.apache.felix.dm.ResourceDependency
A resource dependency is a dependency on a resource. A resource in this context is an object that is identified by a URL. Resources should somehow be provided by an external component, the resource provider. These dependencies then react on them becoming available or not. Use cases for such dependencies are resources that are embedded in bundles, in a workspace or some remote or local repository, etc. @author Felix Project Team

Examples of javax.faces.application.ResourceDependency

            isCachedList = true;    // else annotations were found in the cache
        }
        
        if(dependencyList == null)  //not in production or the class hasn't been inspected yet
        {   
            ResourceDependency dependency = inspectedClass.getAnnotation(ResourceDependency.class);
            ResourceDependencies dependencies = inspectedClass.getAnnotation(ResourceDependencies.class);
            if(dependency != null || dependencies != null)
            {
                //resource dependencies were found using one or both annotations, create and build a new list
                dependencyList = new ArrayList<ResourceDependency>();
                
                if(dependency != null)
                {
                    dependencyList.add(dependency);
                }
                
                if(dependencies != null)
                {
                    dependencyList.addAll(Arrays.asList(dependencies.value()));
                }
            }
            else
            {
                dependencyList = Collections.emptyList();
            }
        }        
 
        // resource dependencies were found through inspection or from cache, handle them
        if (dependencyList != null && !dependencyList.isEmpty()) 
        {
            for (int i = 0, size = dependencyList.size(); i < size; i++)
            {
                ResourceDependency dependency = dependencyList.get(i);
                if (!rvc.isResourceDependencyAlreadyProcessed(dependency))
                {
                    _handleResourceDependency(context, component, dependency);
                    rvc.setResourceDependencyAsProcessed(dependency);
                }

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Examples of javax.faces.application.ResourceDependency

    {
        if (inspected == null) {
            return;
        }
        
        ResourceDependency annotation = inspected.getClass().getAnnotation(ResourceDependency.class);
        
        if (annotation == null)
        {
            // If the ResourceDependency annotation is not present, the argument must be inspected for the presence 
            // of the ResourceDependencies annotation.

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Examples of javax.faces.application.ResourceDependency

            isCachedList = true;    // else annotations were found in the cache
        }
        
        if(dependencyList == null)  //not in production or the class hasn't been inspected yet
        {   
            ResourceDependency dependency = inspectedClass.getAnnotation(ResourceDependency.class);
            ResourceDependencies dependencies = inspectedClass.getAnnotation(ResourceDependencies.class);
            if(dependency != null || dependencies != null)
            {
                //resource dependencies were found using one or both annotations, create and build a new list
                dependencyList = new ArrayList<ResourceDependency>();
                
                if(dependency != null)
                    dependencyList.add(dependency);
                
                if(dependencies != null)
                    dependencyList.addAll(Arrays.asList(dependencies.value()));
            }
        }        
 
        if (dependencyList != null) //resource dependencies were found through inspection or from cache, handle them
        {
            for (int i = 0, size = dependencyList.size(); i < size; i++)
            {
                ResourceDependency dependency = dependencyList.get(i);
                if (!rvc.isResourceDependencyAlreadyProcessed(dependency))
                {
                    _handleResourceDependency(context, component, dependency);
                    rvc.setResourceDependencyAsProcessed(dependency);
                }

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Examples of javax.faces.application.ResourceDependency

            isCachedList = true;    // else annotations were found in the cache
        }
        
        if(dependencyList == null)  //not in production or the class hasn't been inspected yet
        {   
            ResourceDependency dependency = inspectedClass.getAnnotation(ResourceDependency.class);
            ResourceDependencies dependencies = inspectedClass.getAnnotation(ResourceDependencies.class);
            if(dependency != null || dependencies != null)
            {
                //resource dependencies were found using one or both annotations, create and build a new list
                dependencyList = new ArrayList<ResourceDependency>();
                
                if(dependency != null)
                {
                    dependencyList.add(dependency);
                }
                
                if(dependencies != null)
                {
                    dependencyList.addAll(Arrays.asList(dependencies.value()));
                }
            }
            else
            {
                dependencyList = Collections.emptyList();
            }
        }


        //resource dependencies were found through inspection or from cache, handle them
        if (dependencyList != null && !dependencyList.isEmpty()) 
        {
            for (int i = 0, size = dependencyList.size(); i < size; i++)
            {
                ResourceDependency dependency = dependencyList.get(i);
                if (!rvc.isResourceDependencyAlreadyProcessed(dependency))
                {
                    _handleAttachedResourceDependency(context, dependency);
                    rvc.setResourceDependencyAsProcessed(dependency);
                }

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Examples of javax.faces.application.ResourceDependency

            isCachedList = true;    // else annotations were found in the cache
        }
        
        if(dependencyList == null)  //not in production or the class hasn't been inspected yet
        {   
            ResourceDependency dependency = inspectedClass.getAnnotation(ResourceDependency.class);
            ResourceDependencies dependencies = inspectedClass.getAnnotation(ResourceDependencies.class);
            if(dependency != null || dependencies != null)
            {
                //resource dependencies were found using one or both annotations, create and build a new list
                dependencyList = new ArrayList<ResourceDependency>();
                
                if(dependency != null)
                {
                    dependencyList.add(dependency);
                }
                
                if(dependencies != null)
                {
                    dependencyList.addAll(Arrays.asList(dependencies.value()));
                }
            }
            else
            {
                dependencyList = Collections.emptyList();
            }
        }        
 
        // resource dependencies were found through inspection or from cache, handle them
        if (dependencyList != null && !dependencyList.isEmpty()) 
        {
            for (int i = 0, size = dependencyList.size(); i < size; i++)
            {
                ResourceDependency dependency = dependencyList.get(i);
                if (!rvc.isResourceDependencyAlreadyProcessed(dependency))
                {
                    _handleResourceDependency(context, component, dependency);
                    rvc.setResourceDependencyAsProcessed(dependency);
                }

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Examples of javax.faces.application.ResourceDependency

            isCachedList = true;    // else annotations were found in the cache
        }
        
        if(dependencyList == null)  //not in production or the class hasn't been inspected yet
        {   
            ResourceDependency dependency = inspectedClass.getAnnotation(ResourceDependency.class);
            ResourceDependencies dependencies = inspectedClass.getAnnotation(ResourceDependencies.class);
            if(dependency != null || dependencies != null)
            {
                //resource dependencies were found using one or both annotations, create and build a new list
                dependencyList = new ArrayList<ResourceDependency>();
                
                if(dependency != null)
                {
                    dependencyList.add(dependency);
                }
                
                if(dependencies != null)
                {
                    dependencyList.addAll(Arrays.asList(dependencies.value()));
                }
            }
            else
            {
                dependencyList = Collections.emptyList();
            }
        }


        //resource dependencies were found through inspection or from cache, handle them
        if (dependencyList != null && !dependencyList.isEmpty()) 
        {
            for (int i = 0, size = dependencyList.size(); i < size; i++)
            {
                ResourceDependency dependency = dependencyList.get(i);
                if (!rvc.isResourceDependencyAlreadyProcessed(dependency))
                {
                    _handleAttachedResourceDependency(context, dependency);
                    rvc.setResourceDependencyAsProcessed(dependency);
                }

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Examples of javax.faces.application.ResourceDependency

            isCachedList = true;    // else annotations were found in the cache
        }
        
        if(dependencyList == null)  //not in production or the class hasn't been inspected yet
        {   
            ResourceDependency dependency = inspectedClass.getAnnotation(ResourceDependency.class);
            ResourceDependencies dependencies = inspectedClass.getAnnotation(ResourceDependencies.class);
            if(dependency != null || dependencies != null)
            {
                //resource dependencies were found using one or both annotations, create and build a new list
                dependencyList = new ArrayList<ResourceDependency>();
                
                if(dependency != null)
                {
                    dependencyList.add(dependency);
                }
                
                if(dependencies != null)
                {
                    dependencyList.addAll(Arrays.asList(dependencies.value()));
                }
            }
            else
            {
                dependencyList = Collections.emptyList();
            }
        }        
 
        // resource dependencies were found through inspection or from cache, handle them
        if (dependencyList != null && !dependencyList.isEmpty()) 
        {
            for (int i = 0, size = dependencyList.size(); i < size; i++)
            {
                ResourceDependency dependency = dependencyList.get(i);
                if (!rvc.isResourceDependencyAlreadyProcessed(dependency))
                {
                    _handleResourceDependency(context, component, dependency);
                    rvc.setResourceDependencyAsProcessed(dependency);
                }

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Examples of javax.faces.application.ResourceDependency

    {
        if (inspected == null) {
            return;
        }
        
        ResourceDependency annotation = inspected.getClass().getAnnotation(ResourceDependency.class);
        
        if (annotation == null)
        {
            // If the ResourceDependency annotation is not present, the argument must be inspected for the presence 
            // of the ResourceDependencies annotation.

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Examples of org.apache.felix.dm.ResourceDependency

    public void testShareResourceDependencyWithMultipleServices() throws Exception {
        DependencyManager m = new DependencyManager(context);
        // helper class that ensures certain steps get executed in sequence
        Ensure e = new Ensure();
        // create a service provider and consumer
        ResourceDependency dependency = m.createResourceDependency().setFilter("(" + ResourceHandler.HOST + "=localhost)").setRequired(true);
        Component consumer1 = m.createComponent().setImplementation(new ResourceConsumer(e, 1)).add(dependency);
        Component consumer2 = m.createComponent().setImplementation(new ResourceConsumer(e, 2)).add(dependency);
        Component resourceProvider = m.createComponent().setImplementation(new ResourceProvider()).add(m.createServiceDependency().setService(ResourceHandler.class).setCallbacks("add", "remove"));;
        m.add(resourceProvider);
        m.add(consumer1);

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Examples of org.apache.felix.dm.ResourceDependency

            }
            List dependencies = m_component.getDependencies();
            // the first dependency is always the dependency on the resource, which
            // will be replaced with a more specific dependency below
            dependencies.remove(0);
            ResourceDependency resourceDependency = m_manager.createResourceDependency()
                 .setResource(resource)
                 .setCallbacks(m_callbackInstance, m_callbackAdded, m_callbackChanged, null)
                 .setAutoConfig(m_callbackAdded == null)
                 .setRequired(true);
            if (m_propagateCallbackInstance != null && m_propagateCallbackMethod != null) {
                resourceDependency.setPropagate(m_propagateCallbackInstance, m_propagateCallbackMethod);
            } else {
                resourceDependency.setPropagate(m_propagate);
            }
            Component service = m_manager.createComponent()
                .setInterface(m_serviceInterfaces, props)
                .setImplementation(m_serviceImpl)
                .setFactory(m_factory, m_factoryCreateMethod) // if not set, no effect

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