Examples of com.ibm.icu.impl.ICUService.registerObject()

com.ibm.icu.impl.ICUService.registerObject()
A convenience override of registerObject(Object, String, boolean) that defaults visible to true.


    // register an object with one locale,
    // search for an object with a more specific locale
    // should return the original object
    Integer singleton0 = new Integer(0);
    service.registerObject(singleton0, "en_US");
    Object result = service.get("en_US_FOO");
    confirmIdentical("1) en_US_FOO -> en_US", result, singleton0);


    // register a new object with the more specific locale
    // search for an object with that locale

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    // register a new object with the more specific locale
    // search for an object with that locale
    // should return the new object
    Integer singleton1 = new Integer(1);
    service.registerObject(singleton1, "en_US_FOO");
    result = service.get("en_US_FOO");
    confirmIdentical("2) en_US_FOO -> en_US_FOO", result, singleton1);


    // search for an object that falls back to the first registered locale
    result = service.get("en_US_BAR");

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    confirmIdentical("4) factory size", factories.size(), 2);


    // register a new object with yet another locale
    // original factory list is unchanged
    Integer singleton2 = new Integer(2);
    service.registerObject(singleton2, "en");
    confirmIdentical("5) factory size", factories.size(), 2);


    // search for an object with the new locale
    // stack of factories is now en, en_US_FOO, en_US
    // search for en_US should still find en_US object

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    result = service.get("en_US_BAR");
    confirmIdentical("6) en_US_BAR -> en_US", result, singleton0);


    // register a new object with an old id, should hide earlier factory using this id, but leave it there
    Integer singleton3 = new Integer(3);
    service.registerObject(singleton3, "en_US");
    factories = service.factories();
    confirmIdentical("9) factory size", factories.size(), 4);


    // should get data from that new factory
    result = service.get("en_US_BAR");

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    String[] resultID = new String[1];
    result = service.get("EN_us_fOo", resultID);
    confirmEqual("14) find non-canonical", resultID[0], "en_US_FOO");


    // should be able to register non-canonical strings and get them canonicalized
    service.registerObject(singleton3, "eN_ca_dUde");
    result = service.get("En_Ca_DuDe", resultID);
    confirmEqual("15) register non-canonical", resultID[0], "en_CA_DUDE");


    // should be able to register invisible factories, these will not
    // be visible by default, but if you know the secret password you

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    // should be able to register invisible factories, these will not
    // be visible by default, but if you know the secret password you
    // can still access these services...
    Integer singleton4 = new Integer(4);
    service.registerObject(singleton4, "en_US_BAR", false);
    result = service.get("en_US_BAR");
    confirmIdentical("17) get invisible", result, singleton4);


    // should not be able to locate invisible services
    Set ids = service.getVisibleIDs();

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        // still normalizes id
        result = service.get("EN_US_BAR");
        confirmEqual("22) locale", result, new ULocale("en_US_BAR"));


        // we can override for particular ids
        service.registerObject(singleton3, "en_US_BAR");
        result = service.get("en_US_BAR");
        confirmIdentical("23) override super", result, singleton3);


    }

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    public void TestWrapFactory() {
        final String greeting = "Hello There";
        final String greetingID = "greeting";


        ICUService service = new ICUService("wrap");
        service.registerObject(greeting, greetingID);


        logln("test one: " + service.get(greetingID));


        class WrapFactory implements Factory {
            public Object create(Key key, ICUService serviceArg) {

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