Examples of ObjectRegistry

chrriis.common.ObjectRegistry
A convenient class to register objects to an ID. @author Christopher Deckers
org.apache.bsf.util.ObjectRegistry
The ObjectRegistry is used to do name-to-object reference lookups. If an ObjectRegistry is passed as a constructor argument, then this ObjectRegistry will be a cascading registry: when a lookup is invoked, it will first look in its own table for a name, and if it's not there, it will cascade to the parent ObjectRegistry. All registration is always local. [??] @author Sanjiva Weerawarana @author Matthew J. Duftler
org.apache.tez.runtime.api.ObjectRegistry
A simple shared object registry to cache objects in the memory of the container running the task. This registry can be used to avoid re-creating objects like common hash-tables, dictionaries etc. and provide performance improvements. The cached objects have different life-cycles. If a task adds an object to the cache with Vertex life-cycle then that object is in the cache while the Vertex (to which the task belongs) is running. DAG life-cycle is while the DAG (to which that task belongs) is running. Session life-cycle is while the session (to which that task belongs) is running.
This interface is not supposed to be implemented by users.
org.apache.tez.runtime.common.objectregistry.ObjectRegistry
Preliminary version of a simple shared object cache to re-use objects across multiple tasks within the same container/JVM.
org.apache.woden.internal.util.ObjectRegistry
This class copied from WSDL4J. The ObjectRegistry is used to do name-to-object reference lookups. If an ObjectRegistry is passed as a constructor argument, then this ObjectRegistry will be a cascading registry: when a lookup is invoked, it will first look in its own table for a name, and if it's not there, it will cascade to the parent ObjectRegistry. All registration is always local. [??] @author Sanjiva Weerawarana @author Matthew J. Duftler
org.cishell.reference.remoting.ObjectRegistry
org.crank.core.ObjectRegistry

Examples of org.crank.core.ObjectRegistry

   * 
   * @return
   */
  private FieldValidator lookupValidatorInRegistry(
      String validationMetaDataName) {
    ObjectRegistry applicationContext = CrankContext.getObjectRegistry();


    FieldValidator validator = (FieldValidator) applicationContext
        .getObject(CrankConstants.FRAMEWORK_PREFIX
            + CrankConstants.FRAMEWORK_DELIM + "validator"
            + CrankConstants.FRAMEWORK_DELIM
            + validationMetaDataName, FieldValidator.class);
    return validator;

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Examples of org.crank.core.ObjectRegistry

        FacesContext facesContext, UIComponent component,
        String [] fieldName) {
        /* Try to read the validator out of the Spring context.
         * First lookup with id, if you don't find it with component id, use the client id.
         */
      ObjectRegistry applicationContext = CrankContext.getObjectRegistry();
        String componentId = component.getId();
        FieldValidator validator;
        
        try {
          /* Look up the more specific validator, e.g., EmployeeForm.age. */
            String clientId = component.getClientId(facesContext);
            validator = (FieldValidator) applicationContext.getObject(clientId);
        } catch (ObjectNotFound oe) {
          /* Look up the less specific validator, e.g., age. */
            validator = (FieldValidator) applicationContext.getObject(componentId);
        }
        return validator;
    }

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