Interface RegistrationInfo

  • All Known Implementing Classes:
    RegistrationInfoImpl

    public interface RegistrationInfo
    The component registration info.

    A registration info object is keeping all the information needed to deploy a component, like the component implementation, properties, dependencies and also the defined extension points and contributed extensions.

    When a component is activated the registration info is creating a component instance using the current runtime context.

    Author:
    Bogdan Stefanescu
    • Method Detail

      • getBundle

        String getBundle()
        Get the owner bundle symbolic name of that component. If null the default owner is used.
      • getContext

        RuntimeContext getContext()
        Gets the runtime context that created this registration info.
        Returns:
        the runtime context
      • getExtensionPoint

        default Optional<ExtensionPointgetExtensionPoint​(String name)
        Gets the defined extension points with name.
        Parameters:
        name - the extension point name to retrieve
        Returns:
        the defined extension points with name
        Since:
        9.3
      • getExtensions

        Extension[] getExtensions()
        Gets the extensions contributed by this component.
        Returns:
        the contributed extensions
      • isDisabled

        boolean isDisabled()
        Whether this component is disabled. For now this is used only for persistent components.
      • getComponent

        ComponentInstance getComponent()
        Gets the component instance or null if the component was not yet activated.
        Returns:
        the component instance
      • getState

        int getState()
        Gets the component state.
        Returns:
        the component state
      • isActivated

        boolean isActivated()
        Checks whether this component is activated.
        Returns:
        true if the component is activated, false otherwise
      • isResolved

        boolean isResolved()
        Checks whether this component is resolved (i.e. all its dependencies are satisfied).
        Returns:
        true if the component is resolved, false otherwise
      • isStarted

        boolean isStarted()
        Checks whether this component is started
        Since:
        9.2
      • getProvidedServiceNames

        String[] getProvidedServiceNames()
        Gets the list of provided services or null if no service is provided.
        Returns:
        an array containing the service class names or null if no service are provided
      • isPersistent

        boolean isPersistent()
        Whether or not this registration is persisted by the user (not part of a real bundle).
        Returns:
        true if persisted, false otherwise
      • setPersistent

        void setPersistent​(boolean isPersistent)
        Set the persistent flag on this registration
      • getImplementation

        String getImplementation()
        Give the class name for the component implementation if this is a java component
        Returns:
        class name
      • getXmlFileUrl

        URL getXmlFileUrl()
        Retrieve the URL of the XML file used to declare the component
        Returns:
        the XML file URL
      • getSourceId

        String getSourceId()
        The id of the content source used to create the registration (usually a StreamRef id)
        Since:
        9.2
      • setState

        void setState​(int state)
        DON'T USE THIS METHOD - INTERNAL API.
        Parameters:
        state - the state to set in this registration info
        Since:
        9.3
      • useFormerLifecycleManagement

        default boolean useFormerLifecycleManagement()
        DON'T USE THIS METHOD - INTERNAL API.

        This flag is used to introduce a new component lifecycle mechanism in order to introduce java pojo contribution. This allow us to rework how component manager handles the component, without changing how it handles component created by XML contributions (current behavior).

        Returns:
        whether or not ComponentManager or ComponentRegistry should use the former way to manage component lifecycle.
        Since:
        9.3