com.sdm.quasar.client.jsf.binding
Interface KeywordResolver

All Known Implementing Classes:

CommandManagerResolver, DataManagerResolver, DialogResolverFeature, KeywordResolverFeature, ObjectResolver, SessionResolverFeature, SlotResolver, URIResolver

public interface KeywordResolver

The KeywordResolver performs one resolve step, see resolve(String). The Result may be

• an other KeywordResolver to do the next resolve step
• a {link ValueResolver for value binding to resolve a value
• an {link ActionResolver for action binding to resolve an action
• an object that will be resolved further by JSF, e.g. a bean or a map

Author:

Martin Haft

Method Summary

boolean	canResolve(java.lang.String keyword) Checks, if this resolver is responsible to resolve the given keyword
java.lang.Class	getResolvedType(java.lang.String keyword)
java.lang.Object	resolve(java.lang.String keyword) Performs the resolve step according to the keyword.

Method Detail

canResolve

public boolean canResolve(java.lang.String keyword)

Checks, if this resolver is responsible to resolve the given keyword

Parameters:

keyword - the keywort to be resolved

Returns:

true, if the given keyword can be resolved

getResolvedType

public java.lang.Class getResolvedType(java.lang.String keyword)

Parameters:

keyword - the keyword to be resolve

Returns:

the class of the resolved object

Throws:

java.lang.RuntimeException - if the keyword can not be resolved by this. Use canResolve(String) to check.

resolve

public java.lang.Object resolve(java.lang.String keyword)

Performs the resolve step according to the keyword. The Result may be

• an other KeywordResolver to do the next resolve step
• a {link ValueResolver for value binding to resolve a value
• an {link ActionResolver for action binding to resolve an action
• an object that will be resolved further by JSF, e.g. a bean or a map

Parameters:

keyword - the keyword to be resolve

Returns:

the resolved object

Throws:

java.lang.RuntimeException - if the keyword can not be resolved by this. Use canResolve(String) to check.