util

Class DeclarativeGenerator

java.lang.Object

util.DeclarativeGenerator

public class DeclarativeGenerator
extends Object

Class to generate xml for declarative caching

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
DeclarativeGenerator()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static void	createDeclarativeXml(String xmlFileSpec, com.gemstone.gemfire.cache.Cache aCache, boolean includeKeysValues, boolean useDTD) Create a declarative caching xml file of the given name that defines the given cache.
static void	createDeclarativeXml(String xmlFileSpec, CacheDefinition cacheDef, ArrayList rootRegions, boolean useDTD) Create a declarative caching xml file of the given name that defines the given CacheDefinition and root RegionDefinitions, including any subregions of the root regions.
static void	createDeclarativeXml(String xmlFileSpec, CacheDefinition cacheDef, RegionDefinition rootRegion, boolean useDTD) Create a declarative caching xml file of the given name that defines the given CacheDefinition and root RegionDefinitions, including any subregions of the root regions.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

DeclarativeGenerator

public DeclarativeGenerator()

Method Detail

createDeclarativeXml

public static void createDeclarativeXml(String xmlFileSpec,
                                        com.gemstone.gemfire.cache.Cache aCache,
                                        boolean includeKeysValues,
                                        boolean useDTD)

Create a declarative caching xml file of the given name that defines the given cache.

Parameters:

xmlFileSpec - The full directory path and file spec for the declarative xml file.

aCache - The cache to define in the declarative xml file (including its regions)

includeKeysValues - True if the declarative xml file should define any keys/values in the regions being mimicked, false otherwise.

useDTD - - true if the generated xml should reference gemfire's dtd, false if it should reference gemfire's xsd Unless you need a specific use case, calling this with a random boolean is fine.

createDeclarativeXml

public static void createDeclarativeXml(String xmlFileSpec,
                                        CacheDefinition cacheDef,
                                        RegionDefinition rootRegion,
                                        boolean useDTD)

Create a declarative caching xml file of the given name that defines the given CacheDefinition and root RegionDefinitions, including any subregions of the root regions.

Parameters:

xmlFileSpec - The full directory path and file spec for the declarative xml file.

cacheDef - The cache to define in the declarative xml file.

rootRegion - A RegionDefinition that represents a root region. If this region contain subregions, then they will be defined also, including any of their subregions, etc.

useDTD - - true if the generated xml should reference gemfire's dtd, false if it should reference gemfire's xsd Unless you need a specific use case, calling this with a random boolean is fine.

createDeclarativeXml

public static void createDeclarativeXml(String xmlFileSpec,
                                        CacheDefinition cacheDef,
                                        ArrayList rootRegions,
                                        boolean useDTD)

Create a declarative caching xml file of the given name that defines the given CacheDefinition and root RegionDefinitions, including any subregions of the root regions.

Parameters:

xmlFileSpec - The full directory path and file spec for the declarative xml file.

cacheDef - The cache to define in the declarative xml file.

rootRegions - An ArrayList of RegionDefinitions that represent root regions of the cache to be defined in the declarative xml file. If these regions contain subregions, then they will be defined also, including any of their subregions, etc.

useDTD - - true if the generated xml should reference gemfire's dtd, false if it should reference gemfire's xsd Unless you need a specific use case, calling this with a random boolean is fine.