Examples of net.sf.fmj.registry.Registry

net.sf.fmj.registry.Registry

This is a registry of Plugins, Protocol prefixes, Content prefixes, and MIME types. The registry may be serialized to an XML. The XML file is nominally located in ${user.home}/.fmj.registry.xml This object is used by the PackageManager and the PluginManager for persisting data across sessions. Currently the Registry does not store the supported input and output formats for Plugins. This may be supported by adding CDATA sections that are serialized Format objects. However, it would be good to be able to clear the stored formats, and refresh the supported formats by introspecting the Plugins. Sometimes the installed plugins may be updated, and the list of supported formats may change for the same plugin class. Nevertheless, the present situation is that the PluginManager will need to determine supported formats upon loading informatin from this Registry. TODO separate the persistence mechanism from this object, so that it may be updated/plugged-in. TODO perhaps remove reliance on JDOM. Although JDOM makes it easy to program, it is another jar to ship. @author Warren Bloomer @author Ken Larson

        PlugInManager.MULTIPLEXER};


    // remove first from FMJ's registry instance.  This is where
    // FMJ's PlugInManager gets its values.  This will be more
    // efficient if PlugInManager is not yet initialized. 
    final Registry registry = Registry.getInstance();
    
    for (int type : types)
    {
      final List<String> v = registry.getPluginList(type);
      final List<String> vRemove = removePluginsFromList(flags, v);
      v.removeAll(vRemove);
      registry.setPluginList(type, v);
    }


    // This handles the case where PlugInManager is already initialized, 
    // or if we are using JMF's PlugInManager.
    for (int type : types)

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