Examples of org.apache.tapestry.ioc.ObjectProvider

org.apache.tapestry.ioc.ObjectProvider
Object providers represent an alternate way to locate an object provided somewhere in the {@link org.apache.tapestry.ioc.Registry}. Instead of using a just the service id to gain access to a service within the Registry, object providers in different flavors are capable of vending, or even creating, objects of disparate types from disparate sources.
Object providers are consulted in a strict order, and the first non-null result is taken.
In many cases, an object provider searches for additional annotations on the element (usually a parameter, or perhaps a field) for which a value is required.
A default ObjectProvider uses {@link ObjectLocator#getService(Class)}.


        train_getAnnotation(annotationProvider, Symbol.class, null);


        replay();


        ObjectProvider provider = new SymbolObjectProvider(source, coercer);


        assertNull(provider.provide(Long.class, annotationProvider, locator));


        verify();
    }

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        train_coerce(coercer, symbolValue, Long.class, coercedValue);


        replay();


        ObjectProvider provider = new SymbolObjectProvider(source, coercer);


        assertSame(provider.provide(Long.class, annotationProvider, locator), coercedValue);


        verify();
    }

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{
    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    @Test
    public void found_match_first()
    {
        ObjectProvider prov1 = mockObjectProvider();
        ObjectProvider prov2 = mockObjectProvider();
        Class type = Runnable.class;
        AnnotationProvider ap = mockAnnotationProvider();
        ObjectLocator locator = mockObjectLocator();
        Object expected = mockRunnable();

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    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    @Test
    public void found_later_match()
    {
        ObjectProvider prov1 = mockObjectProvider();
        ObjectProvider prov2 = mockObjectProvider();
        Class type = Runnable.class;
        AnnotationProvider ap = mockAnnotationProvider();
        ObjectLocator locator = mockObjectLocator();
        Object expected = mockRunnable();

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    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    @Test
    public void no_match_but_optional()
    {
        ObjectProvider prov1 = mockObjectProvider();
        ObjectProvider prov2 = mockObjectProvider();
        Class type = Runnable.class;
        AnnotationProvider ap = mockAnnotationProvider();
        ObjectLocator locator = mockObjectLocator();


        train_provide(prov1, type, ap, locator, null);

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    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    @Test
    public void no_match_and_required()
    {
        ObjectProvider prov1 = mockObjectProvider();
        ObjectProvider prov2 = mockObjectProvider();
        Class type = Runnable.class;
        AnnotationProvider ap = mockAnnotationProvider();
        ObjectLocator locator = mockObjectLocator();
        Object expected = mockRunnable();

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    public <T> T getObject(Class<T> objectType, AnnotationProvider annotationProvider,
            ObjectLocator locator)
    {
        _lock.check();


        ObjectProvider masterProvider = getService(
                IOCConstants.MASTER_OBJECT_PROVIDER_SERVICE_ID,
                ObjectProvider.class);


        return masterProvider.provide(objectType, annotationProvider, locator);
    }

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            OrderedConfiguration<ObjectProvider> configuration,


            @InjectService("ValueObjectProvider")
            ObjectProvider valueObjectProvider)
    {
        ObjectProvider defaultProvider = new ObjectProvider()
        {


            public <T> T provide(Class<T> objectType, AnnotationProvider annotationProvider,
                    ObjectLocator locator)
            {

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    {
        // There's a nasty web of dependencies related to Alias; this wrapper class lets us
        // defer instantiating the Alias service implementation just long enough to defuse those
        // dependencies.


        ObjectProvider wrapper = new ObjectProvider()
        {
            public <T> T provide(Class<T> objectType, AnnotationProvider annotationProvider,
                    ObjectLocator locator)
            {
                return alias.getObjectProvider().provide(objectType, annotationProvider, locator);

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    {
        // There's a nasty web of dependencies related to Infrastructure; this wrapper class lets us
        // defer instantiating the Infrastructure implementation just long enough to defuse those
        // dependencies.


        ObjectProvider wrapper = new ObjectProvider()
        {
            public <T> T provide(String expression, Class<T> objectType, ServiceLocator locator)
            {
                return infrastructure.getObjectProvider().provide(expression, objectType, locator);
            }

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