Examples of org.languagetool.databroker.DefaultResourceDataBroker

• org.languagetool.databroker.DefaultResourceDataBroker
  Responsible for getting any items from the grammar checker's resource directories. This default data broker assumes that they are accessible directly via class-path and the directory names are like specified in:

  • {@link ResourceDataBroker#RESOURCE_DIR}
  • {@link ResourceDataBroker#RULES_DIR}

  If you'd like to determine another resource directory location this default data broker provides proper methods. Assuming your {@code /rules} and {@code /resource} directories are accessiblevia class-path with following path information:

  • {@code /res/grammarchecker/rulesdirname}
  • {@code /res/grammarchecker/resourcedirname}

  In this case you have to invoke the methods {@link ResourceDataBroker#setRulesDir(String)} and{@link ResourceDataBroker#setResourceDir(String)} with following arguments:

  • {@code /res/grammarchecker/rulesdirname}
  • {@code /res/grammarchecker/resourcedirname}

  Make sure that you never obtain any grammar checker resources by calling {@code Object.class.getResource(String)} or {@code Object.class.getResourceAsStream(String)} directly. If you would like toobtain something from these directories do always use {@link JLanguageTool#getDataBroker()} which provides proper methods forreading the directories above.

  For example, if you want to get the {@link URL} of {@code /rules/de/grammar.xml} just invoke{@link ResourceDataBroker#getFromRulesDirAsUrl(String)} and pass {@code /de/grammar.xml} as a string. Note: The {@code /rules} directory's name isn'tpassed, because its name might have changed. The same usage does apply for the {@code /resource} directory. @see ResourceDataBroker @author PAX @since 1.0.1

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