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package org.metawidget.inspector.impl;

import java.io.InputStream;

import org.metawidget.config.iface.NeedsResourceResolver;
import org.metawidget.config.iface.ResourceResolver;
import org.metawidget.config.impl.SimpleResourceResolver;
import org.metawidget.inspector.impl.propertystyle.PropertyStyle;
import org.metawidget.util.simple.ObjectUtils;
import org.w3c.dom.Document;

/**
 * Base class for BaseXmlInspectorConfig configurations.
 * 

* Handles specifying XML file input. * * @author Richard Kennard */ // Note: we considered the approach from this blog post... // // http://passion.forco.de/content/emulating-self-types-using-java-generics-simplify-fluent-api-implementation // // ...but ultimately it becomes too cumbersome for the end-user to instantiate configs (see comments // at the bottom of that blog post) public class BaseXmlInspectorConfig implements NeedsResourceResolver { // // Private members // private String mDefaultFile; private ResourceResolver mResourceResolver; private InputStream[] mInputStreams; private Document[] mDocuments; private PropertyStyle mRestrictAgainstObject; private boolean mInferInheritanceHierarchy; private PropertyStyle mValidateAgainstClasses; // // Public methods // /** * Sets the InputStreams of multiple XML files. *

* This method is more advanced than setInputStream, as it combines multiple files, * but it is slightly more cumbersome to configure in metawidget.xml. * * @return this, as part of a fluent interface */ public BaseXmlInspectorConfig setInputStreams( InputStream... streams ) { mInputStreams = streams; return this; } /** * Sets the InputStream of the XML. * * @return this, as part of a fluent interface */ public BaseXmlInspectorConfig setInputStream( InputStream stream ) { mDefaultFile = null; mInputStreams = new InputStream[] { stream }; // Fluent interface return this; } public void setResourceResolver( ResourceResolver resourceResolver ) { mResourceResolver = resourceResolver; } /** * Sets the XML using a DOM Document. * * @return this, as part of a fluent interface */ public BaseXmlInspectorConfig setDocuments( Document... document ) { mDefaultFile = null; mDocuments = document; // Fluent interface return this; } /** * Sets the property style used to restrict XML inspection against the given Object. This * applies when mixing XML-based Inspectors (e.g. XmlInspector) and * Object-based Inspectors (e.g. PropertyTypeInspector) in the same * application (i.e. via CompositeInspector). *

* You may encounter a problem whereby the Object-based Inspector will always stop * at null or recursive references, whereas the XML Inspector (which * have no knowledge of Object values) will continue. This can lead to the * WidgetBuilders constructing a UI for a null Object, which may upset * some WidgetProcessors (e.g. BeansBindingProcessor). To resolve * this, you can set BaseXmlInspectorConfig.setRestrictAgainstObject, whereby the * XML-based Inspector will do a check for null or recursive * references, and not return any XML. In addition, setting restrictAgainstObject * allows the XML Inspector to traverse child relationships and infer their types * using the Object. This saves having to explicitly specify those relationships in the XML. * * @return this, as part of a fluent interface */ public BaseXmlInspectorConfig setRestrictAgainstObject( PropertyStyle restrictAgainstObject ) { mRestrictAgainstObject = restrictAgainstObject; // Fluent interface return this; } /** * Sets whether to infer the inheritance heirarchy of types in the XML by looking them up * against corresponding Java Classes. This saves having to explicitly specify the * inheritance heirarchy in the XML. *

* Note this does not infer child relationships. For that, use * setRestrictAgainstObject (which also implies * setInferInheritanceHierarchy). * * @return this, as part of a fluent interface */ public BaseXmlInspectorConfig setInferInheritanceHierarchy( boolean inferInheritanceHierarchy ) { mInferInheritanceHierarchy = inferInheritanceHierarchy; // Fluent interface return this; } /** * Sets the property style used to validate whether properties defined in the XML match those * defined by the corresponding Java Classes. * * @return this, as part of a fluent interface */ public BaseXmlInspectorConfig setValidateAgainstClasses( PropertyStyle validateAgainstClasses ) { mValidateAgainstClasses = validateAgainstClasses; // Fluent interface return this; } @Override public boolean equals( Object that ) { if ( this == that ) { return true; } if ( !ObjectUtils.nullSafeClassEquals( this, that ) ) { return false; } if ( !ObjectUtils.nullSafeEquals( mDefaultFile, ( (BaseXmlInspectorConfig) that ).mDefaultFile ) ) { return false; } if ( !ObjectUtils.nullSafeEquals( mResourceResolver, ( (BaseXmlInspectorConfig) that ).mResourceResolver ) ) { return false; } if ( !ObjectUtils.nullSafeEquals( mInputStreams, ( (BaseXmlInspectorConfig) that ).mInputStreams ) ) { return false; } if ( !ObjectUtils.nullSafeEquals( mDocuments, ( (BaseXmlInspectorConfig) that ).mDocuments ) ) { return false; } if ( !ObjectUtils.nullSafeEquals( mRestrictAgainstObject, ( (BaseXmlInspectorConfig) that ).mRestrictAgainstObject ) ) { return false; } if ( !ObjectUtils.nullSafeEquals( mInferInheritanceHierarchy, ( (BaseXmlInspectorConfig) that ).mInferInheritanceHierarchy ) ) { return false; } if ( !ObjectUtils.nullSafeEquals( mValidateAgainstClasses, ( (BaseXmlInspectorConfig) that ).mValidateAgainstClasses ) ) { return false; } return true; } @Override public int hashCode() { int hashCode = 1; hashCode = 31 * hashCode + ObjectUtils.nullSafeHashCode( mDefaultFile ); hashCode = 31 * hashCode + ObjectUtils.nullSafeHashCode( mResourceResolver ); hashCode = 31 * hashCode + ObjectUtils.nullSafeHashCode( mInputStreams ); hashCode = 31 * hashCode + ObjectUtils.nullSafeHashCode( mDocuments ); hashCode = 31 * hashCode + ObjectUtils.nullSafeHashCode( mRestrictAgainstObject ); hashCode = 31 * hashCode + ObjectUtils.nullSafeHashCode( mInferInheritanceHierarchy ); hashCode = 31 * hashCode + ObjectUtils.nullSafeHashCode( mValidateAgainstClasses ); return hashCode; } // // Protected methods // protected void setDefaultFile( String defaultFile ) { mDefaultFile = defaultFile; } protected InputStream[] getInputStreams() { if ( mInputStreams == null && mDefaultFile != null ) { return new InputStream[] { getResourceResolver().openResource( mDefaultFile ) }; } return mInputStreams; } protected ResourceResolver getResourceResolver() { if ( mResourceResolver == null ) { // Support programmatic configuration (ie. mResourceResolver is specified automatically // by ConfigReader when using metawidget.xml, but is generally not set manually when // people are creating Inspectors by hand) return new SimpleResourceResolver(); } return mResourceResolver; } protected Document[] getDocuments() { return mDocuments; } protected PropertyStyle getRestrictAgainstObject() { return mRestrictAgainstObject; } protected boolean isInferInheritanceHierarchy() { return mInferInheritanceHierarchy; } protected PropertyStyle getValidateAgainstClasses() { return mValidateAgainstClasses; } }





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