com.tc.object.applicator
Class BaseApplicator

java.lang.Object
  com.tc.object.applicator.BaseApplicator

All Implemented Interfaces:

ChangeApplicator

public abstract class BaseApplicator
extends java.lang.Object
implements ChangeApplicator

This class provides facilities for use in implementing applicators.

Field Summary

protected DNAEncoding

encoding The encoding to use when reading/writing DNA

Constructor Summary

protected

BaseApplicator(DNAEncoding encoding, TCLogger logger) Construct a BaseApplicator with an encoding to use when reading/writing DNA

Method Summary

protected java.lang.Object	getDehydratableObject(java.lang.Object pojo, ApplicatorObjectManager objectManager) Get an ObjectID or literal value for the given pojo
protected TCLogger	getLogger()
protected boolean	isLiteralInstance(java.lang.Object pojo) Determine whether the pojo is a literal instance
protected boolean	isPortableReference(java.lang.Class c) Determine whether this class is portable

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface com.tc.object.applicator.ChangeApplicator

dehydrate, getNewInstance, getPortableObjects, hydrate

Field Detail

encoding

protected final DNAEncoding encoding

The encoding to use when reading/writing DNA

Constructor Detail

BaseApplicator

protected BaseApplicator(DNAEncoding encoding,
                         TCLogger logger)

Construct a BaseApplicator with an encoding to use when reading/writing DNA

Parameters:

encoding - DNA encoding to use

Method Detail

getLogger

protected TCLogger getLogger()

getDehydratableObject

protected final java.lang.Object getDehydratableObject(java.lang.Object pojo,
                                                       ApplicatorObjectManager objectManager)

Get an ObjectID or literal value for the given pojo

Parameters:

pojo - Object instance

objectManager - Client-side object lookup

Returns:

ObjectID representing pojo, or the pojo itself if its a literal, or null if it's a non-portable object

isLiteralInstance

protected final boolean isLiteralInstance(java.lang.Object pojo)

Determine whether the pojo is a literal instance

Parameters:

pojo - Object to examine

Returns:

True if literal

isPortableReference

protected boolean isPortableReference(java.lang.Class c)

Determine whether this class is portable

Parameters:

c - The class

Returns:

True if portable