Examples of PolicyFetcher

com.volantis.mcs.runtime.policies.PolicyFetcher
Responsible for fetching policies.
Implementations of this are responsible for handling all aspects of policy fetching, including branding, fallback projects, document / policy and project relative paths, absolute paths.
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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.runtime.policies.PolicyFetcher

    public SelectedVariant retrieveBestObject(
            SelectionContext context,
            RuntimePolicyReference reference,
            EncodingCollection requiredEncodings) {


        PolicyFetcher fetcher = context.getPolicyFetcher();


        // Get the policy, if it could not be found then return immediately.
        // There is no need to cache the fact that it could not be found as
        // that will already have been done in a lower level accessor.
        ActivatedVariablePolicy policy = (ActivatedVariablePolicy)
                fetcher.fetchPolicy(reference);
        if (policy == null) {
            return null;
        }


        // Cache selection.

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.runtime.policies.PolicyFetcher

            // Try fallback.
            PolicyType policyType = policy.getPolicyType();
            RuntimePolicyReference fallbackReference = (RuntimePolicyReference)
                    policy.getAlternatePolicy(policyType);
            if (fallbackReference != null) {
                PolicyFetcher fetcher = context.getPolicyFetcher();
                policy = (ActivatedVariablePolicy)
                        fetcher.fetchPolicy(fallbackReference);
                if (policy == null) {
                    selection = POLICY_NOT_FOUND;
                } else {
                    return selectBest(context, policy, requiredEncodings);
                }

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.runtime.policies.PolicyFetcher

            // a URL file is the URL path and query string
            relativeRequestURL = requestURL.getFile();


            initialiseTopLevelCanvas();


            PolicyFetcher policyFetcher =
                    volantisBean.getPolicyFetcher();


            // If support for inline meta data has been configured then wrap
            // the fetcher in a special one that will search for policies in
            // the page first.

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