public class ServiceTypeResolverAdaptor extends AbstractEntitySpecResolver
Constructor and Description |
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ServiceTypeResolverAdaptor(BrooklynComponentTemplateResolver resolver,
ServiceTypeResolver serviceTypeResolver) |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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boolean |
accepts(java.lang.String type,
BrooklynClassLoadingContext loader) |
EntitySpec<?> |
resolve(java.lang.String type,
BrooklynClassLoadingContext loader,
java.util.Set<java.lang.String> encounteredTypes)
Create a spec for the service type
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getName, setManagementContext
public ServiceTypeResolverAdaptor(BrooklynComponentTemplateResolver resolver, ServiceTypeResolver serviceTypeResolver)
public boolean accepts(java.lang.String type, BrooklynClassLoadingContext loader)
accepts
in interface EntitySpecResolver
accepts
in class AbstractEntitySpecResolver
public EntitySpec<?> resolve(java.lang.String type, BrooklynClassLoadingContext loader, java.util.Set<java.lang.String> encounteredTypes)
EntitySpecResolver
resolve
in interface EntitySpecResolver
resolve
in class AbstractEntitySpecResolver
type
- - the string representation which should be converted to an EntitySpecloader
- - use it to load any Java classesencounteredTypes
- - an immutable set of the items which are currently being resolved up the stack,
used to prevent cycles. Implementations should not try to resolve the type if the symbolicName is
already contained in here. When resolving a type add it to a copy of the list before
passing the new instance down the stack. See CatalogEntitySpecResolver
for example usage.EntitySpec
corresponding to the passed type
argument, possibly pre-configured
based on the information contained in type
. Return null
value to indicate that
the implementation doesn't know how to convert type
to an EntitySpec
. Throw an
exception if type
looks like a supported value, but can't be loaded.