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* Based on JUEL 2.2.1 code, 2006-2009 Odysseus Software GmbH
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package org.activiti5.engine.impl.javax.el;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Locale;
import java.util.Map;
/**
* Context information for expression evaluation. To evaluate an {@link Expression}, an ELContext
* must be provided. The ELContext holds:
*
* - a reference to the base {@link ELResolver} that will be consulted to resolve model objects
* and their properties
* - a reference to {@link FunctionMapper} that will be used to resolve EL Functions.
* - a reference to {@link VariableMapper} that will be used to resolve EL Variables.
* - a collection of all the relevant context objects for use by ELResolvers
* - state information during the evaluation of an expression, such as whether a property has been
* resolved yet
*
* The collection of context objects is necessary because each ELResolver may need access to a
* different context object. For example, JSP and Faces resolvers need access to a
* javax.servlet.jsp.JspContext and a javax.faces.context.FacesContext, respectively. Creation of
* ELContext objects is controlled through the underlying technology. For example, in JSP the
* JspContext.getELContext() factory method is used. Some technologies provide the ability to add an
* {@link ELContextListener} so that applications and frameworks can ensure their own context
* objects are attached to any newly created ELContext. Because it stores state during expression
* evaluation, an ELContext object is not thread-safe. Care should be taken to never share an
* ELContext instance between two or more threads.
*/
public abstract class ELContext {
private final Map, Object> context = new HashMap, Object>();
private Locale locale;
private boolean resolved;
/**
* Returns the context object associated with the given key. The ELContext maintains a
* collection of context objects relevant to the evaluation of an expression. These context
* objects are used by ELResolvers. This method is used to retrieve the context with the given
* key from the collection. By convention, the object returned will be of the type specified by
* the key. However, this is not required and the key is used strictly as a unique identifier.
*
* @param key
* The unique identifier that was used to associate the context object with this
* ELContext.
* @return The context object associated with the given key, or null if no such context was
* found.
* @throws NullPointerException
* if key is null.
*/
public Object getContext(Class key) {
return context.get(key);
}
/**
* Retrieves the ELResolver associated with this context. The ELContext maintains a reference to
* the ELResolver that will be consulted to resolve variables and properties during an
* expression evaluation. This method retrieves the reference to the resolver. Once an ELContext
* is constructed, the reference to the ELResolver associated with the context cannot be
* changed.
*
* @return The resolver to be consulted for variable and property resolution during expression
* evaluation.
*/
public abstract ELResolver getELResolver();
/**
* Retrieves the FunctionMapper associated with this ELContext.
*
* @return The function mapper to be consulted for the resolution of EL functions.
*/
public abstract FunctionMapper getFunctionMapper();
/**
* Get the Locale stored by a previous invocation to {@link #setLocale(Locale)}. If this method
* returns non null, this Locale must be used for all localization needs in the implementation.
* The Locale must not be cached to allow for applications that change Locale dynamically.
*
* @return The Locale in which this instance is operating. Used primarily for message
* localization.
*/
public Locale getLocale() {
return locale;
}
/**
* Retrieves the VariableMapper associated with this ELContext.
*
* @return The variable mapper to be consulted for the resolution of EL variables.
*/
public abstract VariableMapper getVariableMapper();
/**
* Returns whether an {@link ELResolver} has successfully resolved a given (base, property)
* pair. The {@link CompositeELResolver} checks this property to determine whether it should
* consider or skip other component resolvers.
*
* @return The variable mapper to be consulted for the resolution of EL variables.
* @see CompositeELResolver
*/
public boolean isPropertyResolved() {
return resolved;
}
/**
* Associates a context object with this ELContext. The ELContext maintains a collection of
* context objects relevant to the evaluation of an expression. These context objects are used
* by ELResolvers. This method is used to add a context object to that collection. By
* convention, the contextObject will be of the type specified by the key. However, this is not
* required and the key is used strictly as a unique identifier.
*
* @param key
* The key used by an {@link ELResolver} to identify this context object.
* @param contextObject
* The context object to add to the collection.
* @throws NullPointerException
* if key is null or contextObject is null.
*/
public void putContext(Class key, Object contextObject) {
context.put(key, contextObject);
}
/**
* Set the Locale for this instance. This method may be called by the party creating the
* instance, such as JavaServer Faces or JSP, to enable the EL implementation to provide
* localized messages to the user. If no Locale is set, the implementation must use the locale
* returned by Locale.getDefault( ).
*
* @param locale
* The Locale in which this instance is operating. Used primarily for message
* localization.
*/
public void setLocale(Locale locale) {
this.locale = locale;
}
/**
* Called to indicate that a ELResolver has successfully resolved a given (base, property) pair.
* The {@link CompositeELResolver} checks this property to determine whether it should consider
* or skip other component resolvers.
*
* @param resolved
* true if the property has been resolved, or false if not.
* @see CompositeELResolver
*/
public void setPropertyResolved(boolean resolved) {
this.resolved = resolved;
}
}