Examples of info.openurl.oom.entities.Referrer

info.openurl.oom.entities.Referrer

Referrer doesn't have a convenient synonym like most of the others. Its purpose is related to the decoupling of the content of a request from any particular Resolver. Specifically, Referrer identifies some vague entity that generated a free-standing ContextObject and unleashed it on the world. One apparent benefit is that it might provide some clues on any idiosyncracies found in the ContextObject. It might also be useful for logging purposes. To take advantage of this capability, you will probably want to choose one of the unfriendly Transports described in the OpenURL spec: openurl-by-ref, openurl-by-val, or openurl-inline. This information would be difficult to represent in Transports that can be understood by mere mortals. Normal Transports will probably want to assign a value of null whenever they encounter a Referrer variable. @author Jeffrey A. Young

            }


            Referent referent = processor.referentFactory(referentDescriptors.toArray());
            Requester requester = processor.requesterFactory(requesterDescriptors.toArray());
            ReferringEntity referringEntity = processor.referringEntityFactory(referringEntityDescriptors.toArray());
            Referrer referrer = processor.referrerFactory(referrerDescriptors.toArray());
            Resolver resolver = processor.resolverFactory(resolverDescriptors.toArray());
            ServiceType serviceType = processor.serviceTypeFactory(serviceTypeDescriptors.toArray());


            // Construct the ContextObject
            ContextObject contextObject =

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