Edit D:\app\Administrator\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1\ide\src\javax\ide\property\PropertyPageRegistry.java
/* * Copyright 2005 by Oracle USA * 500 Oracle Parkway, Redwood Shores, California, 94065, U.S.A. * All rights reserved. */ package javax.ide.property; import javax.ide.spi.ProviderNotFoundException; import javax.ide.Service; /** * The <code>PropertyPageRegistry</code> is the registry of information * describing what extension specific property pages have been added to an IDE. * <p> * Extensions register property page information in the extension * manifest using the property-pages-hook tag. The property pages hook * allows extension to declare property pages for the IDE and project * preferences. Extension use the property-page object-class tag to specify * the object class for which the pages are declared. For example, if the * pages are for a project, extension should specify javax.ide.model.Project as * the object class. If the pages are for the IDE, extension should specify * javax.ide.IDE as the object class. Pages registered for the project and * IDE are shown when the project and IDE preference dialogs are displayed. * <p> * Extensions can also use this registry * to associate pages with any object * class. Doing so makes them responsiblefor providing the graphical user * interface to display these pages. * <p> * Propety pages are associated with an object class. In general, extension * writers can define pages for the IDE and/or a project. */ public abstract class PropertyPageRegistry extends Service { /** * Constant identifying the project class name. */ public static final String PROJECT_CLASS_NAME = "javax.ide.model.Project"; /** * Constant identifying the IDE class name. */ public static final String IDE_CLASS_NAME = "javax.ide.IDE"; /** * Get the pages associated with the specified <code>objectClassName</code>. * * @param objectClassName The object class whose properties will be edited by * the returned property pages. * * @return The property pages associated with the specified * <code>objectClassName</code>. */ public abstract PropertyPage[] getPropertyPages( String objectClassName ); /** * Get the project property pages. This method just calls the * {@link #getPropertyPages} method passing as argument * {@link #PROJECT_CLASS_NAME}. * * @return An array of property pages associated with a project. Must not * return null, may return an empty array. */ public final PropertyPage[] getProjectPropertyPages() { return getPropertyPages( PROJECT_CLASS_NAME ); } /** * Get the IDE property pages. This method just calls the * {@link #getPropertyPages} method passing as argument {@link #IDE_CLASS_NAME}. * * @return An array of property pages associated with the IDE. */ public final PropertyPage[] getIDEPropertyPages() { return getPropertyPages( IDE_CLASS_NAME ); } /** * Get the property page registry implementation for this IDE. * * @return the property page registry implementation registered with this * IDE. */ public static PropertyPageRegistry getPropertyPageRegistry() { try { return (PropertyPageRegistry) getService( PropertyPageRegistry.class ); } catch ( ProviderNotFoundException lnfe ) { lnfe.printStackTrace(); throw new IllegalStateException( "no property page registry" ); } } }
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