Class ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry

java.lang.Object

io.protostuff.runtime.ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry

All Implemented Interfaces:

NumericIdStrategy.Registry

Enclosing class:

ExplicitIdStrategy

public static class ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry
extends Object
implements NumericIdStrategy.Registry

This Registry is only way to register your pojos/enums/collections/maps/delegates.

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field	Description
final ExplicitIdStrategy	strategy

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
Registry()
Registry(int initialCollectionSize, int initialMapSize, int initialEnumSize, int initialPojoSize, int initialDelegateSize)
Registry(int flags, IdStrategy primaryGroup, int groupId, int initialCollectionSize, int initialMapSize, int initialEnumSize, int initialPojoSize, int initialDelegateSize)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
<T> ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry	mapPojo(Class<? super T> baseClass, Class<T> implClass)	If you are sure that you are only using a single implementation of your interface/abstract class, then it makes sense to map it directly to its impl class to avoid writing the type.
<T extends Collection<?>> ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry	registerCollection(CollectionSchema.MessageFactory factory, int id)	Collection ids start at 1.
<T> ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry	registerDelegate(Delegate<T> delegate, int id)	Register a Delegate and assign an id.
ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry	registerEnum(EnumIO<?> eio, int id)	Enum ids start at 1.
<T extends Enum<T>> ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry	registerEnum(Class<T> clazz, int id)	Enum ids start at 1.
<T extends Map<?,?>> ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry	registerMap(MapSchema.MessageFactory factory, int id)	Map ids start at 1.
<T> ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry	registerPojo(Schema<T> schema, Pipe.Schema<T> pipeSchema, int id)	Pojo ids start at 1.
<T> ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry	registerPojo(Class<T> clazz, int id)	Pojo ids start at 1.

Methods inherited from class Object

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

Field Details

strategy

public final ExplicitIdStrategy strategy

Constructor Details

Registry

public Registry()

Registry

public Registry(int initialCollectionSize,
 int initialMapSize,
 int initialEnumSize,
 int initialPojoSize,
 int initialDelegateSize)

Registry

public Registry(int flags,
 IdStrategy primaryGroup,
 int groupId,
 int initialCollectionSize,
 int initialMapSize,
 int initialEnumSize,
 int initialPojoSize,
 int initialDelegateSize)

Method Details

registerCollection

public <T extends Collection<?>>
ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry registerCollection(CollectionSchema.MessageFactory factory,
 int id)

Collection ids start at 1.

Specified by:

registerCollection in interface NumericIdStrategy.Registry

registerMap

public <T extends Map<?,?>>
ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry registerMap(MapSchema.MessageFactory factory,
 int id)

Map ids start at 1.

Specified by:

registerMap in interface NumericIdStrategy.Registry

registerEnum

public <T extends Enum<T>>
ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry registerEnum(Class<T> clazz,
 int id)

Enum ids start at 1.

Specified by:

registerEnum in interface NumericIdStrategy.Registry

registerEnum

public ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry registerEnum(EnumIO<?> eio,
 int id)

Enum ids start at 1.

Specified by:

registerEnum in interface NumericIdStrategy.Registry

registerPojo

public <T> ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry registerPojo(Class<T> clazz,
 int id)

Pojo ids start at 1.

Specified by:

registerPojo in interface NumericIdStrategy.Registry

registerPojo

public <T> ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry registerPojo(Schema<T> schema,
 Pipe.Schema<T> pipeSchema,
 int id)

Pojo ids start at 1.

Specified by:

registerPojo in interface NumericIdStrategy.Registry

mapPojo

public <T> ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry mapPojo(Class<? super T> baseClass,
 Class<T> implClass)

If you are sure that you are only using a single implementation of your interface/abstract class, then it makes sense to map it directly to its impl class to avoid writing the type.

Note that the type is always written when your field is Object.

Pojo ids start at 1.

Specified by:

mapPojo in interface NumericIdStrategy.Registry

registerDelegate

public <T> ExplicitIdStrategy.Registry registerDelegate(Delegate<T> delegate,
 int id)

Register a Delegate and assign an id.

Delegate ids start at 1.

Specified by:

registerDelegate in interface NumericIdStrategy.Registry