Examples of ModuleDefinition

com.sun.enterprise.module.ModuleDefinition
A module definition contains all information about a module existence, its dependencies and its exported interfaces. This module meta information can be obtained from different sources and format. For instance OSGi modules use the manifest file and so is the glassfish application server. Others can use api or xml file. @author Jerome Dochez
de.innovationgate.wga.modules.ModuleDefinition
Defines some abstact "Module" to be used by WGA. Modules consist of - A module type which determines ... well ... the type of module, i.e. for what purpose the module is usable - Some implementation class which is the class that implements the module. If there is no implementation it should return the class of the module definition. - A varying bunch of option definitions defining which options can be given to the module implementation - Descriptive title and description - A custom properties object whose type depends on the module type. May also be null if no custom properties are needed Modules definitions are obliged to have a default constructor. Module implementations ALSO should have a default constructor, whose usage in fact is dependent on the way the module type is used
net.sf.pipet.api.ModuleDefinition
A module definition which can be part of a pipeline setup. A module definition object represents a global definition of a PipeT module which uses
- a {@link ModuleInterface} to access the module;
- a {@link CachePolicy} to prevent subsequent repetitive calls to the ModuleInterface, and
- export paths to say how the module can be accessed remotely.
In addition, a ModuleDefinition has attributes which represent the module's custom parameter values.
org.apache.cloudstack.spring.module.model.ModuleDefinition
org.apache.hivemind.definition.ModuleDefinition
Defines a module of a {@link RegistryDefinition}. A module has its own namespace in which configuration points and service points are defined. It can provide extension to extension points in other modules. @author Huegen
org.fenrir.yggdrasil.core.definition.ModuleDefinition
TODO v1.0 Documentació @author Antonio Archilla Nava @version v0.1.20140314
org.impalaframework.module.ModuleDefinition
{@link ModuleDefinition} exposes a number of methods which return informationon a module, such as name, type and the identity of parent and child modules. ModuleDefinition has a similar role in Impala to the role of {@link org.springframework.beans.factory.config.BeanDefinition}s in Spring. A hierarchy of {@link ModuleDefinition}s can be considered an abstract representation of the module hierarchy, which can be manipulated separately from the runtime module hierarchy (which is essentially a hierarchy of Spring application contexts). At the root of the a hierarchy of module definitions is an instance of {@link RootModuleDefinition}, which exposes another couple of methods specific to root modules. @see RootModuleDefinition @author Phil Zoio
org.impalaframework.module.definition.ModuleDefinition
org.jbpm.module.def.ModuleDefinition
org.lilyproject.runtime.model.ModuleDefinition
Pointer to a module file (to be part of the runtime).
org.springframework.xd.module.ModuleDefinition
An instance of ModuleDefinition reflects the fact that a given module (identified by its type and name) is 'available', i.e. that it can be used in a job or stream definition. @author Gary Russell @author Eric Bottard @author Mark Pollack @author Ilayaperumal Gopinathan

Examples of org.impalaframework.module.ModuleDefinition

            Collection<ModuleDefinition> oldChildren, 
            Collection<ModuleDefinition> newChildren, 
            List<ModuleStateChange> transitions) {
    
        for (ModuleDefinition oldChild : oldChildren) {
            ModuleDefinition newChild = ModuleDefinitionUtils.getModuleFromCollection(newChildren, oldChild.getName());


            if (newChild == null) {
                newParent.addChildModuleDefinition(oldChild);
                oldChild.setParentDefinition(newParent);
            }

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Examples of org.impalaframework.module.ModuleDefinition

     */
    public void notify(ModuleStateHolder moduleStateHolder, TransitionResult transitionResult) {
        
        ModuleStateChange moduleStateChange = transitionResult.getModuleStateChange();
        
        ModuleDefinition moduleDefinition = moduleStateChange.getModuleDefinition();


        for (ModuleStateChangeListener moduleStateChangeListener : listeners) {
            String moduleName = moduleStateChangeListener.getModuleName();


            boolean notify = true;


            if (moduleName != null) {
                if (!moduleName.equals(moduleDefinition.getName())) {
                    notify = false;
                }
            }


            if (notify) {

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Examples of org.impalaframework.module.ModuleDefinition

            Collection<ModuleDefinition> oldChildren, 
            Collection<ModuleDefinition> newChildren, 
            List<ModuleStateChange> transitions) {
    
        for (ModuleDefinition oldChild : oldChildren) {
            ModuleDefinition newChild = ModuleDefinitionUtils.getModuleFromCollection(newChildren, oldChild.getName());


            if (newChild == null) {
                newParent.addChildModuleDefinition(oldChild);
                oldChild.setParentDefinition(newParent);
            }

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Examples of org.impalaframework.module.ModuleDefinition

                if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
                    logger.debug("Processing module state change: " + change);
                }
                
                String transition = change.getTransition();
                ModuleDefinition currentModuleDefinition = change.getModuleDefinition();


                TransitionProcessor transitionProcessor = transitionProcessorRegistry.getTransitionProcessor(transition);
                
                TransitionResult result;

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Examples of org.impalaframework.module.ModuleDefinition

     * implementation. If no parent definition is available, the built {@link ModuleDefinition} instance
     * is added as a sibling to the {@link RootModuleDefinition}.
     */
    public RootModuleDefinition getModuleDefinition() {
        
        ModuleDefinition currentParentDefinition = parentDefinition;
        for (String moduleName : modulesToLoad) {
            ModuleDefinition definition = buildModuleDefinition(currentParentDefinition, moduleName);
            
            if (currentParentDefinition == null) {
                Assert.isTrue(!definition.getName().equals(rootModuleDefinition.getName()), "Module definition with no parent cannot be the root module definition");
                rootModuleDefinition.addSibling(definition);
            }
            
            currentParentDefinition = definition;
        }

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Examples of org.impalaframework.module.ModuleDefinition

                }
            }
            
            for (ModuleDefinition newSibling : newSiblings) {
                if (originalDefinition.hasSibling(newSibling.getName())) {
                    final ModuleDefinition siblingModule = originalDefinition.getSiblingModule(newSibling.getName());
                    compare(siblingModule, newSibling, transitions);
                }
            }
        }
    }

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Examples of org.impalaframework.module.ModuleDefinition

        Collection<ModuleDefinition> loadable = new LinkedHashSet<ModuleDefinition>();
        
        //collect unloaded first
        for (ModuleStateChange moduleStateChange : transitions) {
            if (moduleStateChange.getTransition().equals(Transition.UNLOADED_TO_LOADED)) {
                final ModuleDefinition moduleDefinition = moduleStateChange.getModuleDefinition();
                
                //are we likely to get duplicates
                loadable.add(moduleDefinition);
            }
        }

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Examples of org.impalaframework.module.ModuleDefinition

        Collection<ModuleDefinition> unloadable = new LinkedHashSet<ModuleDefinition>();
        
        //collect unloaded first
        for (ModuleStateChange moduleStateChange : transitions) {
            if (moduleStateChange.getTransition().equals(Transition.LOADED_TO_UNLOADED)) {
                final ModuleDefinition moduleDefinition = moduleStateChange.getModuleDefinition();
                
                //are we likely to get duplicates
                unloadable.add(moduleDefinition);
            }
        }

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Examples of org.impalaframework.module.ModuleDefinition

        
        logger.info("With parent '" + parent + "', adding module: " + moduleDefinition);
        
        final Vertex parentVertex = getRequiredVertex(parent);
        
        ModuleDefinition parentDefinition = parentVertex.getModuleDefinition();
        parentDefinition.addChildModuleDefinition(moduleDefinition);
        moduleDefinition.setParentDefinition(parentDefinition);
        
        //now recursively add definitions
        List<Vertex> addedVertices = new ArrayList<Vertex>();
        populateDefinition(addedVertices, moduleDefinition);

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Examples of org.impalaframework.module.ModuleDefinition

     */
    private void populateVertexDependencies(Vertex vertex) {
        
        Assert.notNull(vertex, "vertex cannot be null");
        
        final ModuleDefinition moduleDefinition = vertex.getModuleDefinition();
        
        final List<String> dependentModuleNames = moduleDefinition.getDependentModuleNames();
        for (String dependent : dependentModuleNames) {
            
            final Vertex dependentVertex = vertexMap.get(dependent);
            
            if (dependentVertex == null) {
                throw new InvalidStateException("Unable to dependency named named '" + dependent 
                        + "' for module definition '" + moduleDefinition.getName() + "'");
                
            } else {
                //register the vertex dependency
                populateVertexDependency(vertex, dependentVertex);
            }

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