Examples of WaveletOperationalizer

org.waveprotocol.wave.client.concurrencycontrol.WaveletOperationalizer
Makes passive wavelet objects ( {@link ObservableWaveletData}) operational, turning them into mutable wavelet objects {@link OpBasedWavelet} backed byoperation sinks.

Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.concurrencycontrol.WaveletOperationalizer

    protected WaveViewImpl<OpBasedWavelet> createWave() {
      WaveViewData snapshot = getWaveData();
      // The operationalizer makes the wavelets function via operation control.
      // The hookup with concurrency-control and remote operation streams occurs
      // later in createUpgrader().
      final WaveletOperationalizer operationalizer = getWavelets();
      WaveletFactory<OpBasedWavelet> waveletFactory = new WaveletFactory<OpBasedWavelet>() {
        @Override
        public OpBasedWavelet create(WaveId waveId, WaveletId id, ParticipantId creator) {
          long now = System.currentTimeMillis();
          ObservableWaveletData data = new WaveletDataImpl(id,
              creator,
              now,
              0L,
              HashedVersion.unsigned(0),
              now,
              waveId,
              getDocumentRegistry());
          return operationalizer.operationalize(data);
        }
      };
      WaveViewImpl<OpBasedWavelet> wave =
          WaveViewImpl.create(waveletFactory, snapshot.getWaveId(), getIdGenerator(),
              getSignedInUser(), WaveletConfigurator.ADD_CREATOR);


      // Populate the initial state.
      for (ObservableWaveletData waveletData : snapshot.getWavelets()) {
        wave.addWavelet(operationalizer.operationalize(waveletData));
      }
      return wave;
    }

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.concurrencycontrol.WaveletOperationalizer

              }


              @Override
              public void connect(Command onOpened) {
                if (isLive) {
                  WaveletOperationalizer operationalizer = getWavelets();
                  StaticChannelBinder binder = new StaticChannelBinder(
                      operationalizer, getDocumentRegistry());
                  for (ObservableWaveletData wavelet : operationalizer.getWavelets()) {
                    if (useUdw || !IdHack.DISABLED_UDW_ID.equals(wavelet.getWaveletId())) {
                      connectWavelet(binder, wavelet);
                    }
                  }
                  // HACK(ohler): I haven't tried to understand what the semantics of the callback

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.concurrencycontrol.WaveletOperationalizer

    protected WaveViewImpl<OpBasedWavelet> createWave() {
      WaveViewData snapshot = getWaveData();
      // The operationalizer makes the wavelets function via operation control.
      // The hookup with concurrency-control and remote operation streams occurs
      // later in createUpgrader().
      final WaveletOperationalizer operationalizer = getWavelets();
      WaveletFactory<OpBasedWavelet> waveletFactory = new WaveletFactory<OpBasedWavelet>() {
        @Override
        public OpBasedWavelet create(WaveId waveId, WaveletId id, ParticipantId creator) {
          long now = System.currentTimeMillis();
          ObservableWaveletData data = new WaveletDataImpl(id,
              creator,
              now,
              0L,
              HashedVersion.unsigned(0),
              now,
              waveId,
              getDocumentRegistry());
          return operationalizer.operationalize(data);
        }
      };
      WaveViewImpl<OpBasedWavelet> wave =
          WaveViewImpl.create(waveletFactory, getWaveData().getWaveId(), getIdGenerator(),
              getSignedInUser(), WaveletConfigurator.ADD_CREATOR);


      // Populate the initial state.
      for (ObservableWaveletData waveletData : snapshot.getWavelets()) {
        wave.addWavelet(operationalizer.operationalize(waveletData));
      }
      return wave;
    }

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