org.geotools.data

Class DefaultRepository

Object

DefaultRepository

All Implemented Interfaces:

Repository

public class DefaultRepository
extends Object
implements Repository

Default Repository implementation allows GeoTools to manage your DataStores.

To use this implementation you can "registery" new DataStores:

• load( File )
• This also serves as a reminder that we need CrossDataStore functionality - at least for Locks. And possibly for "Query".

Author:

Jody Garnett DefaultRepository.java $

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
protected Map<Name,DataAccess<?,?>>	repository Holds the DataStores so we can clean up when closed

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
DefaultRepository()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
DataAccess<?,?>	access(Name name) Search for the DataAccess (may be a DataStore) by name.
DataAccess<?,?>	access(String name)
DataStore	dataStore(Name name) Search for the DataStore by name.
DataStore	datastore(String id)
DataStore	dataStore(String name)
List<DataStore>	getDataStores() List of available DataStore instances; these are considered to be live/connected datastores under the management of the application and should not be closed or otherwise harmed by client code.
Set<Name>	getNames()
void	load(File propertiesFile) Load a quick repository from a properties file.
boolean	lockExists(String lockID) Check if a lock exists in any of the DataStores.
boolean	lockRefresh(String lockID, Transaction transaction) Implement lockRefresh.
boolean	lockRelease(String lockID, Transaction transaction) Implement lockRelease.
void	register(Name name, DataAccess<?,?> dataStore)
void	register(String name, DataAccess<?,?> dataStore) Register a new DataStore with this registery Description ...
SimpleFeatureSource	source(String dataStoreId, String typeName)

Methods inherited from class Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

repository

protected Map<Name,DataAccess<?,?>> repository

Holds the DataStores so we can clean up when closed

Constructor Detail

DefaultRepository

public DefaultRepository()

Method Detail

access

public DataAccess<?,?> access(String name)

access

public DataAccess<?,?> access(Name name)

Description copied from interface: Repository

Search for the DataAccess (may be a DataStore) by name.

Specified by:

access in interface Repository

Parameters:

name - The Name (namespace and name) to search for

Returns:

DataAccess

dataStore

public DataStore dataStore(String name)

dataStore

public DataStore dataStore(Name name)

Description copied from interface: Repository

Search for the DataStore by name.

Specified by:

dataStore in interface Repository

Parameters:

name - The typeName (namespace and name) to search for

Returns:

DataAccess api providing access to the indicatedTypeName (or null if not found)

load

public void load(File propertiesFile)
          throws Exception

Load a quick repository from a properties file.

This is useful for test cases; the format is:

 nameA=param=value,param2=value2,...
 nameB=param=value,param2=value2,...
 

Throws:

Exception

lockExists

public boolean lockExists(String lockID)

Check if a lock exists in any of the DataStores.

lockRefresh

public boolean lockRefresh(String lockID,
                           Transaction transaction)
                    throws IOException

Implement lockRefresh.

Currently it is an error if the lockID is not found. Because if we can't find it we cannot refresh it.

Since locks are time sensitive it is impossible to check if a lockExists and then be sure it will still exist when you try to refresh it. Nothing we do can protect client code from this fact, they will need to do with the IOException when (not if) this situation occurs.

Parameters:

lockID - Authorizataion of lock to refresh

transaction - Transaction used to authorize refresh

Throws:

IOException - If opperation encounters problems, or lock not found

IllegalArgumentException - if lockID is null

See Also:

org.geotools.data.Catalog#lockRefresh(java.lang.String, org.geotools.data.Transaction)

lockRelease

public boolean lockRelease(String lockID,
                           Transaction transaction)
                    throws IOException

Implement lockRelease.

Currently it is not and error if the lockID is not found, it may have expired. Since locks are time sensitive it is impossible to check if a lockExists and then be sure it will still exist when you try to release it.

Parameters:

lockID - Authorizataion of lock to refresh

transaction - Transaction used to authorize refresh

Throws:

IOException - If opperation encounters problems

IllegalArgumentException - if lockID is null

See Also:

org.geotools.data.Catalog#lockRefresh(java.lang.String, org.geotools.data.Transaction)

register

public void register(String name,
                     DataAccess<?,?> dataStore)
              throws IOException

Register a new DataStore with this registery

Description ...

Throws:

IOException

See Also:

org.geotools.data.Catalog#registerDataStore(org.geotools.data.DataStore)

register

public void register(Name name,
                     DataAccess<?,?> dataStore)
              throws IOException

Throws:

IOException

datastore

public DataStore datastore(String id)

source

public SimpleFeatureSource source(String dataStoreId,
                                  String typeName)
                           throws IOException

Throws:

IOException

getNames

public Set<Name> getNames()

getDataStores

public List<DataStore> getDataStores()

Description copied from interface: Repository

List of available DataStore instances; these are considered to be live/connected datastores under the management of the application and should not be closed or otherwise harmed by client code.

Specified by:

getDataStores in interface Repository

Returns:

List of Managed DataStore instances