Examples of DisambiguationReportRenderer

• org.rhq.core.domain.util.DisambiguationReportRenderer
  This class can be used to produce a "pretty" textual representation of a {@link DisambiguationReport}. It supports a simple templating mechanism to configure the representation's format.

  In the {@link DisambiguationReport}, a resource (either the resource being disambiguated or one of its parents) is represented by an instance of {@link org.rhq.core.domain.resource.composite.DisambiguationReport.Resource}. The template uses this instance and its properties:

  • id - the resource id
  • name - the name of the resource
  • type - the type of the resource
    • name - the name of the resource type
    • plugin - the name of the plugin defining the resource type
    • singleton - a boolean whether the resource type is a singleton type or not

  The template has the following format:
  ...text...%([..text...])?<identifier>([...text...])?...text...

  It is best explained by an example. The {@link #DEFAULT_SEGMENT_TEMPLATE default segment template} looks like this:
  %type.name[ ]%[(]type.plugin[) ]%name

  The %type.name[ ] is rendered as the name of the resource type followed by a space IF the resource type and the name are not null. If either of them is null %type.name[ ] renders as an empty string.

  %[(]type.plugin[) ] renders as a bracket followed by the name of the plugin followed by a bracket and a space if both resource type and plugin are not null. If either of them is null, again the whole %... is rendered as an empty string.

  The escape character is \. @author Lukas Krejci

Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.util.DisambiguationReportRenderer