Examples of FederatedService

org.onebusaway.federations.FederatedService
A FederatedService is one that can be federated, or split, across a geographic area. We use this idea with respect to transit agencies, as they each typically provide service over a particular geographic region. Instead of creating one unified process that can serve data for all potential transit agencies, we federate the data into clusters of data which can be served by independent processes. Typically, agencies that have overlapping coverage areas would need to be in the same federated cluster. So for example, agencies in the Puget Sound region near Seattle would all be in one FederatedService cluster, while agencies in Portland, OR would be in another. We mean to apply this federation to a Java service interface. That is, a Java service interface might define methods that provide generic transit data operations. That service interface would extend from {@link FederatedService}to indicate that the interface can be split across federated regions. The regions for each instance of the federated service are determined by the values returned by {@link #getAgencyIdsWithCoverageArea()}. The federated service instances are all seamlessly linked together as a virtual {@link Proxy} using the {@link FederatedServiceInvocationHandler}, passing method invocations to the service interface to the appropriate federate service instance based on method arguments such as agency ids or lat-lon coordinates. How are method service interface method arguments used to determine where to dispatch a method? Each method in a service interface must be annotated to indicate how the arguments should be evaluated to determine the target agency id or coordinate location for a particular method call. The task of processing these method annotations is handled by {@link FederatedServiceMethodInvocationHandlerFactory}. See the documentation of that class for a full list of available annotations. @author bdferris @see FederatedServiceFactoryBean @see FederatedServiceCollection @see FederatedServiceInvocationHandler @see FederatedServiceMethodInvocationHandlerFactory

Examples of org.onebusaway.federations.FederatedService

    _services = Collections.unmodifiableSet(services.keySet());


    _tree = new STRtree();


    for (Map.Entry<FederatedService, Map<String, List<CoordinateBounds>>> entry : services.entrySet()) {
      FederatedService service = entry.getKey();
      Map<String, List<CoordinateBounds>> agencyIdsAndCoverage = entry.getValue();
      for (Map.Entry<String, List<CoordinateBounds>> acEntry : agencyIdsAndCoverage.entrySet()) {


        String agencyId = acEntry.getKey();
        List<CoordinateBounds> coverage = acEntry.getValue();

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Examples of org.onebusaway.federations.FederatedService

  }


  @Override
  public FederatedService getServiceForAgencyId(String agencyId)
      throws ServiceAreaServiceException {
    FederatedService provider = _servicesByAgencyId.get(agencyId);
    if (provider == null)
      throw new NoSuchAgencyServiceException(agencyId);
    return provider;
  }

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Examples of org.onebusaway.federations.FederatedService

  @Override
  public FederatedService getServiceForAgencyIds(Iterable<String> agencyIds)
      throws ServiceAreaServiceException {
    Set<FederatedService> providers = new HashSet<FederatedService>();
    for (String id : agencyIds) {
      FederatedService provider = getServiceForAgencyId(id);
      if (provider == null)
        throw new NoSuchAgencyServiceException(id);
      providers.add(provider);
    }
    return getProviderFromProviders(providers);

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Examples of org.onebusaway.federations.FederatedService


  @Override
  public FederatedService getServiceForLocations(List<CoordinatePoint> points)
      throws ServiceAreaServiceException {


    FederatedService service = null;


    for (CoordinatePoint point : points) {


      FederatedService provider = getServiceForLocation(point.getLat(),
          point.getLon());


      if (service == null) {
        service = provider;
      } else if (service != provider) {

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