org.apache.polygene.bootstrap

Interface ApplicationAssemblyFactory

public interface ApplicationAssemblyFactory

Factory for creating new Polygene application assemblies. Typically you will implement one or more Assemblers, wrap them in an ApplicationAssembler, which then uses this factory to assemble and create applications.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
ApplicationAssembly	newApplicationAssembly() Create a new ApplicationAssembly that can be used for the above method.
ApplicationAssembly	newApplicationAssembly(Assembler assembler) Create a new application with one layer and one module.
ApplicationAssembly	newApplicationAssembly(Assembler[][][] assemblers) Create a new application with the same amount of layers as the first array size, with modules according to the second array size, and then use the third array for assemblers of each module.

Method Detail

newApplicationAssembly

ApplicationAssembly newApplicationAssembly(Assembler assembler)
                                    throws AssemblyException

Create a new application with one layer and one module.

Parameters:

assembler - the assembler for the single module

Returns:

the application instance

Throws:

AssemblyException - if the application could not be assembled

newApplicationAssembly

ApplicationAssembly newApplicationAssembly(Assembler[][][] assemblers)
                                    throws AssemblyException

Create a new application with the same amount of layers as the first array size, with modules according to the second array size, and then use the third array for assemblers of each module. This gives you a simple way to create "pancake" layered applications.

Parameters:

assemblers - the set of assemblers for the application

Returns:

the application instance

Throws:

AssemblyException - if the application could not be assembled

newApplicationAssembly

ApplicationAssembly newApplicationAssembly()

Create a new ApplicationAssembly that can be used for the above method.

Returns:

a new ApplicationAssembly