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Runtime

org.eclipse.gmf.runtime.common.core.service
Interface IProviderPolicy


public interface IProviderPolicy

The interface for all service providers lightweight's implementation. Specifies a single part of the contract between a service and its providers:

  • A service can request a provider whether it wants to support a given request

Service implementers are not expected to implement this interface.

Service provider implementers should implement this interface directly in a lightweight plug-in should they need to be more aggressive at preventing the loading of the provider heavyweight plug-in. A provider need to expose the class implementing this interface in the class attribute of a Policy sub-element in their provider extension descriptor.

Provider's plugin.xml

 
     <extension
        id="..."
        name="..."
        point="...">
        <XXXProvider
           class="...">
           <Priority
              name="...">
           </Priority>
           <Policy
              class="com.example.myClass"
              plugin="com.example.myLightWeightPlugin"/>
        </XXXProvider>
     </extension>
  
 


Method Summary
 boolean provides ( IOperation operation)
          Indicates whether this provider provides the specified operation.
 

Method Detail

provides

boolean provides(
IOperation operation)
Indicates whether this provider provides the specified operation.

Providers generally cast the operation to a service specific IOperation-derived class in order to determine whether they support the request.

Parameters:
operation - The operation in question.
Returns:
true if this provider provides the operation; false otherwise.

Runtime

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