Examples of org.apache.cocoon.portal.PortalComponentManager

org.apache.cocoon.portal.PortalComponentManager
This component provides access to all other components used throughout the portal. Any component in the portal should never lookup these components itself, but use this component manager instead. This manager allows to run differently configured portals in Cocoon at the same time. This component can't be looked up using the usual Avalon mechanisms, it has to be get by the {@link PortalService}. @author Carsten Ziegeler @version CVS $Id: PortalComponentManager.java 30981 2004-07-30 09:46:00Z cziegeler $

        }
        // now query all configured renderers for their aspects
        PortalService service = null;
        try {
            service = (PortalService)this.manager.lookup(PortalService.ROLE);
            PortalComponentManager pcManager = service.getComponentManager();
            
            Iterator rendererIterator = desc.getRendererNames();
            while (rendererIterator.hasNext()) {
                final String rendererName = (String)rendererIterator.next();
                Renderer renderer = pcManager.getRenderer( rendererName );
                
                Iterator aspectIterator = renderer.getAspectDescriptions();
                while (aspectIterator.hasNext()) {
                    final AspectDescription adesc = (AspectDescription) aspectIterator.next();
                    desc.addAspectDescription( adesc );

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        final Configuration[] portals = config.getChild("portals").getChildren("portal");
        for(int i=0; i < portals.length; i++ ) {
            final Configuration current = portals[i];
            final String name = current.getAttribute("name");
            try {
                PortalComponentManager c = new DefaultPortalComponentManager();
                this.portalComponentManagers.put( name, c );
                ContainerUtil.enableLogging( c, this.getLogger() );
                ContainerUtil.contextualize( c, this.context );
                ContainerUtil.service( c, this.manager );
                ContainerUtil.configure( c, current );

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        }
        // now query all configured renderers for their aspects
        PortalService service = null;
        try {
            service = (PortalService)this.manager.lookup(PortalService.ROLE);
            PortalComponentManager pcManager = service.getComponentManager();
            
            Iterator rendererIterator = desc.getRendererNames();
            while (rendererIterator.hasNext()) {
                final String rendererName = (String)rendererIterator.next();
                Renderer renderer = pcManager.getRenderer( rendererName );
                
                Iterator aspectIterator = renderer.getAspectDescriptions();
                while (aspectIterator.hasNext()) {
                    final AspectDescription adesc = (AspectDescription) aspectIterator.next();
                    desc.addAspectDescription( adesc );

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        final Configuration[] portals = config.getChild("portals").getChildren("portal");
        for(int i=0; i < portals.length; i++ ) {
            final Configuration current = portals[i];
            final String name = current.getAttribute("name");
            try {
                PortalComponentManager c = new DefaultPortalComponentManager(this, this.context);
                this.portalComponentManagers.put( name, c );
                ContainerUtil.enableLogging( c, this.getLogger() );
                ContainerUtil.contextualize( c, this.context );
                ContainerUtil.service( c, this.manager );
                ContainerUtil.configure( c, current );

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        final Configuration[] portals = config.getChild("portals").getChildren("portal");
        for(int i=0; i < portals.length; i++ ) {
            final Configuration current = portals[i];
            final String name = current.getAttribute("name");
            try {
                PortalComponentManager c = new DefaultPortalComponentManager();
                this.portalComponentManagers.put( name, c );
                ContainerUtil.enableLogging( c, this.getLogger() );
                ContainerUtil.contextualize( c, this.context );
                ContainerUtil.compose( c, this.manager );
                ContainerUtil.configure( c, current );

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        }
        // now query all configured renderers for their aspects
        PortalService service = null;
        try {
            service = (PortalService)this.manager.lookup(PortalService.ROLE);
            PortalComponentManager pcManager = service.getComponentManager();
            
            Iterator rendererIterator = desc.getRendererNames();
            while (rendererIterator.hasNext()) {
                final String rendererName = (String)rendererIterator.next();
                Renderer renderer = pcManager.getRenderer( rendererName );
                
                Iterator aspectIterator = renderer.getAspectDescriptions();
                while (aspectIterator.hasNext()) {
                    final AspectDescription adesc = (AspectDescription) aspectIterator.next();
                    desc.addAspectDescription( adesc );

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