Examples of org.apache.tapestry.spec.IExtensionSpecification

org.apache.tapestry.spec.IExtensionSpecification
Defines an "extension", which is much like a helper bean, but is part of a library or application specification (and has the same lifecycle as the application). @author glongman@intelligentworks.com @version $Id: IExtensionSpecification.java 243791 2004-02-19 17:38:13Z hlship $

                "invalid-extension-name");


        boolean immediate = getBooleanAttribute("immediate", false);
        String className = getAttribute("class");


        IExtensionSpecification es = _factory.createExtensionSpecification(
                _resolver,
                _valueConverter);


        es.setClassName(className);
        es.setImmediate(immediate);


        ILibrarySpecification ls = (ILibrarySpecification) peekObject();


        ls.addExtensionSpecification(name, es);

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                        "value"),
                    getResourceLocation());


            Object objectValue = _converter.convert(_value);


            IExtensionSpecification top = (IExtensionSpecification) digester.peek();


            top.addConfiguration(_propertyName, objectValue);


            _converter = null;
            _value = null;
            _propertyName = null;

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                PROPERTY_NAME_PATTERN,
                "invalid-property-name");


        String value = getAttribute("value");


        IExtensionSpecification es = (IExtensionSpecification) peekObject();


        ExtensionConfigurationSetter setter = new ExtensionConfigurationSetter(es, propertyName,
                value);


        push(_elementName, setter, STATE_CONFIGURE, false);

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                "invalid-extension-name");


        boolean immediate = getBooleanAttribute("immediate", false);
        String className = getAttribute("class");


        IExtensionSpecification es = _factory.createExtensionSpecification(
                _resolver,
                _valueConverter);


        es.setClassName(className);
        es.setImmediate(immediate);


        ILibrarySpecification ls = (ILibrarySpecification) peekObject();


        ls.addExtensionSpecification(name, es);

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                PROPERTY_NAME_PATTERN,
                "invalid-property-name");


        String value = getAttribute("value");


        IExtensionSpecification es = (IExtensionSpecification) peekObject();


        ExtensionConfigurationSetter setter = new ExtensionConfigurationSetter(es, propertyName,
                value);


        push(_elementName, setter, STATE_CONFIGURE, false);

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                "invalid-extension-name");


        boolean immediate = getBooleanAttribute("immediate", false);
        String className = getAttribute("class");


        IExtensionSpecification es = _factory.createExtensionSpecification(
                _resolver,
                _valueConverter);


        es.setClassName(className);
        es.setImmediate(immediate);


        ILibrarySpecification ls = (ILibrarySpecification) peekObject();


        ls.addExtensionSpecification(name, es);

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    /** @since 4.0 */


    public void testConfigureExtension() throws Exception
    {
        IApplicationSpecification spec = parseApp("ConfigureExtension.application");
        IExtensionSpecification es = spec.getExtensionSpecification("my-extension");


        // Note: this is in transition; under 3.0 and earlier, the spec parser was
        // responsible for converting values into object types ... that is now
        // done futher down stream.


        assertEquals("-227", es.getConfiguration().get("long"));
        assertEquals("22.7", es.getConfiguration().get("double"));
        assertEquals("true", es.getConfiguration().get("boolean"));
        assertEquals("An extended string.", es.getConfiguration().get("string"));
    }

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    }


    public void testConfigureExtensionProperty() throws Exception
    {
        IApplicationSpecification spec = parseApp("ConfigureExtension.application");
        IExtensionSpecification es = spec.getExtensionSpecification("my-extension");


        assertEquals("my-value", es.getProperty("my-property"));
    }

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    /** @since 4.0 */


    public void testConfigureExtension() throws Exception
    {
        IApplicationSpecification spec = parseApp("ConfigureExtension.application");
        IExtensionSpecification es = spec.getExtensionSpecification("my-extension");


        // Note: this is in transition; under 3.0 and earlier, the spec parser was
        // responsible for converting values into object types ... that is now
        // done futher down stream.


        assertEquals("-227", es.getConfiguration().get("long"));
        assertEquals("22.7", es.getConfiguration().get("double"));
        assertEquals("true", es.getConfiguration().get("boolean"));
        assertEquals("An extended string.", es.getConfiguration().get("string"));
    }

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    }


    public void testConfigureExtensionProperty() throws Exception
    {
        IApplicationSpecification spec = parseApp("ConfigureExtension.application");
        IExtensionSpecification es = spec.getExtensionSpecification("my-extension");


        assertEquals("my-value", es.getProperty("my-property"));
    }

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