Examples of org.apache.slide.content.ContentInterceptor

org.apache.slide.content.ContentInterceptor
An interface that allows custom components to observe and intercept storage, retrieval and removal of content.
Multiple ContentInterceptors can be associated with a single Namespace. They are typically configured in the <configuration> section of the domain configuration file like this:

<content-interceptor class="com.acme.MyContentInterceptor"> <parameter name="myParam1">someValue</parameter> <parameter name="myParam2">anotherValue</parameter> </content-interceptor>

As you can see, ContentInterceptors can be configured with parameters. This is optional, and exactly which parameters are available depends on the specific ContentInterceptor implementation.

ContentInterceptor implementations must provide a public constructor without arguments, so that instances of the class can be instantiated at startup. In addition, implementors should pay attention to this minimal lifecycle definition:
- When the namespace is being configured, setParameters will be called with a java.util.Hashtable containing the parameter names and values as specified in the configuration.
- When configuration is completed, setNamespace will be called, passing in a NamespaceAccessToken than can later be used by the ContentInterceptor to perform its deeds (like logging to the namespace logger).
- After that, any of the preXXX and postXXX methods will be called as soon as the associated event occurs.
The signatures of the preXXX and postXXX specify a wide range of exceptions that can be thrown. If such an exception is thrown it will be propagated up to the the API client. In the case of the preXXX the started operation will be terminated. So be sure to handle all exceptions that shouldn't be propagated back into the core core API - and thus possibly influence success of the operation - yourself.
@author Remy Maucherat @author Christopher Lenz @author Jean-Philippe Courson

                }
                
                try {
                    Class contentInterceptorClass =
                        Class.forName(classname);
                    ContentInterceptor contentInterceptor =
                        (ContentInterceptor)
                        contentInterceptorClass.newInstance();
                    contentInterceptor.setParameters(contentInterceptorParameters);
                    ContentInterceptor[] tempArray =
                        new ContentInterceptor[contentInterceptors.length + 1];
                    for (int i = 0; i < contentInterceptors.length; i++) {
                        tempArray[i] = contentInterceptors[i];
                    }

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                }
                
                try {
                    Class contentInterceptorClass =
                        Class.forName(classname);
                    ContentInterceptor contentInterceptor =
                        (ContentInterceptor)
                        contentInterceptorClass.newInstance();
                    contentInterceptor.setParameters(contentInterceptorParameters);
                    ContentInterceptor[] tempArray =
                        new ContentInterceptor[contentInterceptors.length + 1];
                    for (int i = 0; i < contentInterceptors.length; i++) {
                        tempArray[i] = contentInterceptors[i];
                    }

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                }
                
                try {
                    Class contentInterceptorClass =
                        Class.forName(classname);
                    ContentInterceptor contentInterceptor =
                        (ContentInterceptor)
                        contentInterceptorClass.newInstance();
                    contentInterceptor.setParameters(contentInterceptorParameters);
                    ContentInterceptor[] tempArray =
                        new ContentInterceptor[contentInterceptors.length + 1];
                    for (int i = 0; i < contentInterceptors.length; i++) {
                        tempArray[i] = contentInterceptors[i];
                    }

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