oracle.ide.db.util

Class SchemaObjectBuilder

java.lang.Object

oracle.ide.db.util.SchemaObjectBuilder

public class SchemaObjectBuilder
extends java.lang.Object

A UI utility to ensure that SystemObject definitions are fully loaded off the UI thread. A SystemObject may take time in being loaded from its source (database dictionary, xml files) and as the load happens lazily this can cause problems for UI components that require the full object definition (e.g. edit dialogs). Using this utility allows the object to be built in one progress bar, with the option to cancel for the user.

A progress bar will only be used if this is invoked on the event thread.

Customization available before calling ensureObjectBuilt(oracle.javatools.db.DBObject...) or ensureObjectBuiltEx(oracle.javatools.db.DBObject...) :

• A builder can be configured to build derived properties by calling buildDerivedProperties(oracle.javatools.db.DBObjectProvider) with the object's DBObjectProvider.
• A subset of properties can be built (instead of the whole object) by passing the properties required for building into setProperties(java.lang.String, java.lang.String...).

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
SchemaObjectBuilder(boolean cancellable) Creates a new builder with the option for the user to cancel, or not if the operation must proceed.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	buildDerivedProperties(DBObjectProvider pro) Calling this method includes a "derived property" build in the process performed by this builder.
void	ensureDerivedPropertiesBuiltEx(DBObject obj) Deprecated. - use ensureObjectBuiltEx(oracle.javatools.db.DBObject...) after calling buildDerivedProperties(oracle.javatools.db.DBObjectProvider).
boolean	ensureObjectBuilt(DBObject... objs) Ensures that all of the given SystemObjects are fully loaded from their metadata source (e.g.
boolean	ensureObjectBuiltEx(DBObject... objs) Ensures that all of the given SystemObjects are fully loaded from their metadata source (e.g.
void	setProperties(java.lang.String type, java.lang.String... props) Sets specific properties to build.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

SchemaObjectBuilder

public SchemaObjectBuilder(boolean cancellable)

Creates a new builder with the option for the user to cancel, or not if the operation must proceed.

Parameters:

cancellable - whether the user can cancel the load

Method Detail

buildDerivedProperties

public void buildDerivedProperties(DBObjectProvider pro)

Calling this method includes a "derived property" build in the process performed by this builder. The provider is needed for a derived property build and so much be included.

Parameters:

pro - the provider to use for the derived property build on this object.

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

API not finalised yet

setProperties

public void setProperties(java.lang.String type,
                          java.lang.String... props)

Sets specific properties to build. Setting these properties means that the object will not be wholey built, rather these specific properties will be (and their dependents). Setting properties against a type of null will register them for all objects.

Parameters:

type - the object type the properties are for

props - the properties that need building for the given object type.

ensureObjectBuilt

public boolean ensureObjectBuilt(DBObject... objs)

Ensures that all of the given SystemObjects are fully loaded from their metadata source (e.g. database dictionary). If any object fails to load, false is returned.

If any error is encountered it is displayed to the user.

Parameters:

objs - the objects to build

Returns:

true if all objects sucessfully built

See Also:

ensureObjectBuiltEx(oracle.javatools.db.DBObject...)

ensureObjectBuiltEx

public boolean ensureObjectBuiltEx(DBObject... objs)
                            throws DBException,
                                   CancelledException

Ensures that all of the given SystemObjects are fully loaded from their metadata source (e.g. database dictionary). If any object fails to load the relevant exception is thrown (this includes a user cancellation). Compare with ensureObjectBuilt() which does the same thing but handles any exception

Parameters:

objs - the objects to build

Returns:

true if all objects successfully built. false if no non-null objects were supplied

Throws:

DBException - if there was a database error

CancelledException - if the user cancelled the load

See Also:

ensureObjectBuilt(oracle.javatools.db.DBObject...)

ensureDerivedPropertiesBuiltEx

@Deprecated
public void ensureDerivedPropertiesBuiltEx(DBObject obj)
                                                throws DBException

Deprecated. - use ensureObjectBuiltEx(oracle.javatools.db.DBObject...) after calling buildDerivedProperties(oracle.javatools.db.DBObjectProvider).

Throws:

DBException