Examples of org.apache.ws.jaxme.JMManager

org.apache.ws.jaxme.JMManager

A JMManager controls the object factory (aka JAXBContext) for a given document type. The document type is both identified by its QName and its interface, which is extending JMElement.
@author Jochen Wiedmann @version $Id: JMManager.java,v 1.2 2003/10/20 20:32:42 jochen Exp $

   *
   * @throws ConfiguratorException No Manager is registered for the
   *   given QName.
   */
  public JMManager getManager(QName pQName) throws JAXBException {
    JMManager manager = getManagerByQName(pQName);
    if (manager == null) {
      throw new JAXBException("A Manager for " + pQName + " is not declared.");
    }
    return manager;
  }

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   *
   * @throws ConfiguratorException No Manager is registered for the
   *   given QName.
   */
  public JMManager getManager(Class pElementInterface) throws JAXBException {
    JMManager manager = getManagerByInterface(pElementInterface);
    if (manager == null) {
      throw new JAXBException("A Manager for " + pElementInterface.getName() +
                               " is not declared.");
    }
    return manager;

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   *
   * @throws ConfiguratorException A Manager for <code>pQName</code>
   *   was not declared or creating the instance caused an exception.
   */
  public Object getElement(Class pElementInterface) throws JAXBException {
    JMManager manager = getManagerByInterface(pElementInterface);
    if (manager == null) {
      throw new JAXBException("No manager configured for " + pElementInterface.getName());
    }
    Class c = manager.getElementClass();
    if (c == null) {
      throw new JAXBException("No element class configured for " +
                               pElementInterface.getName());
    }
    try {

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   *
   * @throws ConfiguratorException A Manager for <code>pQName</code>
   *   was not declared or creating the instance caused an exception.
   */
  public JMHandler getJMHandler(QName pQName) throws UnmarshalException {
    JMManager mgr = getManagerByQName(pQName);
    if (mgr == null) {
      throw new UnmarshalException("No manager configured for " + pQName);
    }
    Class c = mgr.getHandlerClass();
    if (c == null) {
      throw new UnmarshalException("No handler class configured for " + pQName);
    }
    try {
      return (JMHandler) c.newInstance();

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   *
   * @throws ConfiguratorException A Manager for <code>pQName</code>
   *   was not declared or creating the instance caused an exception.
   */
  public JMXmlSerializer getJMXmlSerializer(QName pQName) throws MarshalException {
    JMManager manager = getManagerByQName(pQName);
    if (manager == null) {
      throw new MarshalException("No manager registered for " + pQName);
    }
    Class c = manager.getMarshallerClass();
    if (c == null) {
      throw new MarshalException("No marshaller class configured for " + pQName);
    }
    try {
      JMXmlSerializer xs = (JMXmlSerializer) c.newInstance();

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  }


  /** <p>Returns a new instance of JMPM.</p>
   */
  public PM getJMPM(Class pElementInterface) throws PMException {
    JMManager manager = getManagerByInterface(pElementInterface);
    Class c = manager.getPmClass();
    if (c == null) {
      throw new PMException("No persistency class configured for " +
                             pElementInterface.getName());
    }
    try {

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  }


  /** <p>Returns a new instance of JMPM.</p>
   */
  public PM getJMPM(QName pQName) throws PMException {
    JMManager manager = getManagerByQName(pQName);
    Class c = manager.getPmClass();
    if (c == null) {
      throw new PMException("No persistency class configured for " + pQName);
    }
    try {
      PM pm = (PM) c.newInstance();

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   *
   * @throws JAXBException No Manager is registered for the
   *   given QName.
   */
  public JMManager getManager(QName pQName) throws JAXBException {
    JMManager manager = getManagerByQName(pQName);
    if (manager == null) {
      throw new JAXBException("A Manager for " + pQName + " is not declared.");
    }
    return manager;
  }

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   *
   * @throws JAXBException No Manager is registered for the
   *   given QName.
   */
  public JMManager getManager(Class pElementInterface) throws JAXBException {
    JMManager manager = getManagerByInterface(pElementInterface);
    if (manager == null) {
      throw new JAXBException("A Manager for " + pElementInterface.getName() +
                               " is not declared.");
    }
    return manager;

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   *
   * @throws JAXBException A Manager for <code>pQName</code>
   *   was not declared or creating the instance caused an exception.
   */
  public Object getElement(Class pElementInterface) throws JAXBException {
    JMManager manager = getManagerByInterface(pElementInterface);
    if (manager == null) {
      throw new JAXBException("No manager configured for " + pElementInterface.getName());
    }
    Class c = manager.getElementClass();
    if (c == null) {
      throw new JAXBException("No element class configured for " +
                               pElementInterface.getName());
    }
    try {

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