oracle.ide.feedback

Interface FeedbackManagerCallback

public interface FeedbackManagerCallback

This interface allows callers the ability to pass additional information into a bug report that is created via the FeedbackManager. Callbacks should implement this interface (extending AbstractFeedbackManagerCallback is the simplest way to do this) and be registered via FeedbackManager.registerCallback()

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static java.lang.String	BUGDB_ASSIGNEE
static java.lang.String	BUGDB_MODULE
static java.lang.String	BUGDB_SUBCOMPONENT
static java.lang.String	FM_REQUIRE_STEPS

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
java.lang.String	getCallbackIdentity() We want to be able to identify callbacks so if something goes awry (e.g., callback information causes bugs to be mis-filed) we know where the information originated
java.util.List<NameValuePair<java.lang.String>>	getFeedbackAdditions(oracle.ide.feedback.shared.Feedback feedback) Return a list of additional items this participant wants to add to the feedback report.
boolean	willHandle(oracle.ide.feedback.shared.Feedback feedback) When an exception occurs, each registered FeedbackManagerCallback will be queried to see whether they want to participate.

Field Detail

BUGDB_MODULE

static final java.lang.String BUGDB_MODULE

See Also:

Constant Field Values

BUGDB_SUBCOMPONENT

static final java.lang.String BUGDB_SUBCOMPONENT

See Also:

Constant Field Values

BUGDB_ASSIGNEE

static final java.lang.String BUGDB_ASSIGNEE

See Also:

Constant Field Values

FM_REQUIRE_STEPS

static final java.lang.String FM_REQUIRE_STEPS

See Also:

Constant Field Values

Method Detail

willHandle

boolean willHandle(oracle.ide.feedback.shared.Feedback feedback)

When an exception occurs, each registered FeedbackManagerCallback will be queried to see whether they want to participate. This is typically done by looking at the Feedback object and getting the Exception class name and the stack trace. If the stack trace contains no packages of interest, and/or the exception class is uninteresting, then the callback can decline to participate. (It is expected that only ExceptionFeedback subclasses are interesting, but that's for the implementor to determine).

getFeedbackAdditions

java.util.List<NameValuePair<java.lang.String>> getFeedbackAdditions(oracle.ide.feedback.shared.Feedback feedback)

Return a list of additional items this participant wants to add to the feedback report. Items can be any arbitrary list of name/value pairs, not restricted to the ones identified by constants within this interface. (The ones identified by constants in this class do get singled out for additional processing in addition to simply adding them to the feedback report.

getCallbackIdentity

java.lang.String getCallbackIdentity()

We want to be able to identify callbacks so if something goes awry (e.g., callback information causes bugs to be mis-filed) we know where the information originated