Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.client.cell.registry.CellRegistry

org.jdesktop.wonderland.client.cell.registry.CellRegistry

The Cell Registry manages the collection of Cell registered with the system. Each Cell is represented by a Cell Factory that implements the CellFactorySPI interface. This CellFactorySPI interface tells the system how to create a new instance of the Cell in the world.

Modules may register Cell Factories in this Cell Registry in one of two ways:

(1) Annotate their CellFactorySPI class with the @CellFactory annotation. (2) Manually register their CellFactorySPI class using registerCellFactory().

This class maintains the set of registered Cell Factories for the current primary ServerSessionManager. When the primary ServerSessionManager changes, the current set of Cell Factories that were registered via the @CellFactory annotation are unregistered before the set of Cell Factories associated with the new primary ServerSessionManager and annotated with @CellFactory are added.

Modules that manually add CellFactorySPI class with registerCellFactory() must manually unregister their class with unregisterCellFactory() whenever the primary ServerSessionManager changes. @author Jordan Slott

                }
                String extension = uri.substring(index + 1);


                // Next look for a cell type that handles content with
                // this file extension and create a new cell with it.
                CellRegistry registry = CellRegistry.getCellRegistry();
                Set<CellFactorySPI> factories =
                        registry.getCellFactoriesByExtension(extension);
                if (factories == null) {
                    logger.warning(
                            "Could not find cell factory for " + extension);
                }
                CellFactorySPI factory = factories.iterator().next();

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