Examples of org.eclipse.ecf.core.provider.IContainerInstantiator.createInstance()

org.eclipse.ecf.core.provider.IContainerInstantiator.createInstance()

Create instance of IContainer. This is the interface that container provider implementations must implement for the containerFactory extension point. The caller may optionally specify both argument types and arguments that will be passed into this method (and therefore to the provider implementation implementing this method). For example:

ContainerFactory.getDefault().createContainer("foocontainer",new Object { "hello" });

@param description the ContainerTypeDescription associated with the registered container provider implementation @param parameters parameters specified by the caller. May be null if no parameters are passed in by caller to ContainerFactory.getDefault().createContainer(...) @return IContainer instance. The provider implementation must return avalid object implementing IContainer OR throw a ContainerCreateException. Null will not be returned. @throws ContainerCreateException

    } catch (Exception e) {
      throwContainerCreateException("createContainer cannot get IContainerInstantiator for description : " //$NON-NLS-1$
          + containerTypeDescription, e, method);
    }
    // Ask instantiator to actually create instance
    IContainer container = instantiator.createInstance(containerTypeDescription, parameters);
    if (container == null)
      throwContainerCreateException("Instantiator returned null for '" //$NON-NLS-1$
          + cd.getName() + "'", null, method); //$NON-NLS-1$
    // Add to containers map if container.getID() provides a valid value.
    ID containerID = container.getID();

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