gcc/libjava/gnu/java/beans/decoder/AbstractCreatableObjectContext.java

/* gnu.java.beans.decoder.AbstractCreatableContext
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package gnu.java.beans.decoder;


/** AbstractCreatableObjectContext is the base class for all Context implementations
 * which create a result object in their lifetime. It provides means for preventing
 * to create the object twice.
 *
 * @author Robert Schuster
 *
 */
abstract class AbstractCreatableObjectContext extends AbstractObjectContext
{
  AbstractCreatableObjectContext()
  {
  }

  /** Adds a parameter object to this Context if the result object has not been
   * created yet. Otherwise an AssemblyException is thrown that indicates a wrong
   * behavior of the decoder.
   */
  public final void addParameterObject(Object o) throws AssemblyException
  {
    if (object == null)
      addParameterObjectImpl(o);
    else
      throw new AssemblyException(new IllegalStateException("No more parameter objects are allowed when the object as already been created."));
  }

  /** Adds a parameter object to this Context. Implement this without caring
   * for illegal states because this has been done already.
   *
   * @param obj The parameter object to be added. 
   */
  protected abstract void addParameterObjectImpl(Object obj);

  /** Creates the result object if it does not exist already.
   */
  public final void notifyStatement(Context outerContext)
    throws AssemblyException
  {
    if (object != null)
      return;

    object = createObject(outerContext);
  }

  /** Creates the result object. This method is called only once. Implement this
   * without checking for double invocations as this is already being prevented.
   *
   * @param outerContext The Context that exists around this one. 
   * @return The result object.
   * @throws AssemblerException if the object creation fails somehow.
   */
  protected abstract Object createObject(Context outerContext)
    throws AssemblyException;

  /* (non-Javadoc)
   * @see gnu.java.beans.decoder.Context#endContext(gnu.java.beans.decoder.Context)
   */
  public final Object endContext(Context outerContext)
    throws AssemblyException
  {
    notifyStatement(outerContext);
    return object;
  }

  /* (non-Javadoc)
   * @see gnu.java.beans.decoder.Context#subContextFailed()
   */
  public boolean subContextFailed()
  {
    /* Returns true when the AbstractCreatableObjectContext has not created the result object yet
     * (A failed subcontext automatically lets this context fail too.)
     */
    return object == null;
  }
}