Examples of org.glassfish.admingui.plugin.IntegrationPoint

org.glassfish.admingui.plugin.IntegrationPoint
An IntegrationPoint represents the data necessary to describe a particular integration point into the admin console. Some examples of integration points include:
- Add a TreeNode to the navigation tree
- Add a HelpContent to the application
- Add initialization logic to execute when a user logins into the application
- Add content to a specific page within the application
The design of this data structure is intentionally very general so that this data structure can be applied to a wide range of situations. It also intentionally does not refer to gui concepts such as "tree" or other UI elements so that these concepts be independent of this data as much as possible. This will allow some flexibility by the consumer of this data to render it in an appropriate way (to some extent). This will however, be limited by the content of the data this structure refers to (if any).

The IntegrationPoint contains the following properties:
- type - (required) A String specifying the integration type.
- parentId - The parent IntegrationPoint's id.
- priority - A priority of this component, often used to compare or sort IntegrationPoints.
- providerId - The {@link ConsoleProvider}'s id which provided this IntegrationPoint.
- content - A value pointing to additional content to implement this IntegrationPoint
- handlerId - An Handler name which should be invoked to help implement this IntegrationPoint
- id - A value used to identify this specific integration point.
All values in this class are immutable.
@author Ken Paulsen (ken.paulsen@sun.com)

    private static int getLowestPriorityNum(List ipList) {
        Iterator iter = ipList.iterator();
            //assuming priority values can only be 1 to 100
            int lowest = 101;
            while (iter.hasNext()) {
                IntegrationPoint iP = (IntegrationPoint) iter.next();
                if (iP.getPriority() < lowest) {
                    lowest = iP.getPriority();
                }
            }


        return lowest;
    }

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      getSortedIntegrationPoints(getIntegrationPoints(ctx, type));
  if (points != null) {
      Iterator<IntegrationPoint> it = points.iterator();
      if (it.hasNext()) {
    // Get the first one...
    IntegrationPoint point = it.next();
    root = getIntegrationPointParent(ctx, root, point);


    // Check to see if IP points to an external URL...
    if (point.getContent().lastIndexOf("://", 15) != -1) {
        // Treat content as a url...
        URL contentURL = FileUtil.searchForFile(
          point.getContent(), null);
        if (contentURL == null) {
      throw new IOException("Unable to locate file: "
        + point.getContent());
        }


        // Read the content...
        String content = new String(FileUtil.readFromURL(contentURL));

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      // No root is specified, search whole page
      root = ctx.getViewRoot();
  }


  // Iterate
  IntegrationPoint point;
  Iterator<IntegrationPoint> it = null;
  int lastSize = 0;
  int currSize = points.size();
  String parentId = null;
  String lastParentId = null;
  while (currSize != lastSize) {
      // Stop loop by comparing previous size
      lastSize = currSize;
      it = points.iterator();
      lastParentId = "";
      UIComponent parent = root;


      // Iterate through the IntegrationPoints
      while (it.hasNext()) {
    point = it.next();


    // Optimize for multiple plugins for the same parent
    parentId = point.getParentId();
    // Resolve any EL that may be used in identifying the parent ID
    parentId = (String) ComponentUtil.getInstance(ctx).resolveValue(ctx, null, root, parentId);
    if ((parentId == null) || !parentId.equals(lastParentId)) {
        // New parent (or root -- null)
        parent = getIntegrationPointParent(ctx, root, point);

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