org.powertac.logtool.common

Class DomainObjectReader

java.lang.Object

org.powertac.logtool.common.DomainObjectReader

@Service
public class DomainObjectReader
extends Object

Processor for state log entries; creates domain object instances, stores them in repositories as well as in a master repo indexed by id value.

Author:

John Collins

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
DomainObjectReader() Default constructor

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Object	getById(long id)
int	getTimeslotPause()
Object	readObject(String line) Converts a line from the log to an object.
void	registerMessageListener(LogtoolContext listener, Class<?> type) Registers the given LogtoolContext as a messageListener.
void	registerNewObjectListener(NewObjectListener listener, Class<?> type) Registers a NewObjectListener.
void	setTimeslotPause(int msec) Sets the per-timeslot pause value in msec

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

DomainObjectReader

public DomainObjectReader()

Default constructor

Method Detail

setTimeslotPause

public void setTimeslotPause(int msec)

Sets the per-timeslot pause value in msec

getTimeslotPause

public int getTimeslotPause()

registerNewObjectListener

public void registerNewObjectListener(NewObjectListener listener,
                                      Class<?> type)

Registers a NewObjectListener. The listener will be called with each newly-created object of the given type. If type is null, then the listener will be called for each new object.

registerMessageListener

public void registerMessageListener(LogtoolContext listener,
                                    Class<?> type)

Registers the given LogtoolContext as a messageListener. Incoming messages must be dispatched using util.MessageDispatcher

readObject

public Object readObject(String line)
                  throws MissingDomainObject

Converts a line from the log to an object. Each line is of the form
ms:class::id::method{::arg}* Note that some objects cannot be resolved in the order they appear in a logfile, because they have forward dependencies. This means that a failure to resolve an object does not necessarily mean it's bogus, but could mean that it could be resolved at a later time, typically within one or a very few input lines.

Throws:

MissingDomainObject

getById

public Object getById(long id)