Interface ResourceServiceBroker

All Known Implementing Classes:
AbstractDelegatingResourceServiceBroker, AbstractResourceServiceBroker

public interface ResourceServiceBroker
CRISP Resource Service Broker abstraction.

This interface abstracts a "Broker" pattern for various Resources from different backends. So, application codes can simply invoke operations of this "Broker" interface to retrieve or manipulate any Resources from different backends without having to worry about the details about the underlying backends.

Another important aspect is that this "Broker" interface takes care of caching of Resource representations and cache invalidations. So, application codes do not have to worry about caching and cache invalidations in application layer any more, but they can transparently invoke the operations of this interface. Then this "Broker" implementation should take care of all the details including caching, cache invalidations, etc.

Also, this "Broker" service is normally registered through HippoServiceRegistry. So, applications can access this singleton "Broker" service like the following example:

 ResourceServiceBroker broker = HippoServiceRegistry.getService(ResourceServiceBroker.class);
 
  • Method Details

    • resolve

      Resource resolve(String resourceSpace, String absPath) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace and resolves single Resource representation by absPath.

      absPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then absPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the absPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      absPath - absolute path of a Resource
      Returns:
      single Resource representation by absPath
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • resolve

      Resource resolve(String resourceSpace, String absPath, ExchangeHint exchangeHint) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace and resolves single Resource representation by absPath.

      absPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then absPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the absPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      If a non-null exchangeHint is given, then it can be understood by the specific ResourceResolver implementation for its specific backend.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      absPath - absolute path of a Resource
      exchangeHint - a message exchange hint for the backend
      Returns:
      single Resource representation by absPath
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • resolve

      Resource resolve(String resourceSpace, String absPath, Map<String,Object> pathVariables) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace and resolves single Resource representation by absPath.

      absPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then absPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the absPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      The absPath template is expanded using the given path variables (pathVariables), if any. For example, if pathVariables looks like {"var1":"hello","var2":"world"} and absPath is ".../some/path/{var1}/{var2}/overview", then it is expanded to ".../some/path/hello/world/overview" by the pathVariables when making a real request to the backend.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      absPath - absolute path of a Resource
      pathVariables - the variables to expand the template given by absPath
      Returns:
      single Resource representation by absPath
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • resolve

      Resource resolve(String resourceSpace, String absPath, Map<String,Object> pathVariables, ExchangeHint exchangeHint) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace and resolves single Resource representation by absPath.

      absPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then absPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the absPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      The absPath template is expanded using the given path variables (pathVariables), if any. For example, if pathVariables looks like {"var1":"hello","var2":"world"} and absPath is ".../some/path/{var1}/{var2}/overview", then it is expanded to ".../some/path/hello/world/overview" by the pathVariables when making a real request to the backend.

      If a non-null exchangeHint is given, then it can be understood by the specific ResourceResolver implementation for its specific backend.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      absPath - absolute path of a Resource
      pathVariables - the variables to expand the template given by absPath
      exchangeHint - a message exchange hint for the backend
      Returns:
      single Resource representation by absPath
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • resolveBinary

      Binary resolveBinary(String resourceSpace, String absPath) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace and resolves single Binary representation by absPath.

      absPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then absPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the absPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      absPath - absolute path of a Binary
      Returns:
      single Binary representation by absPath
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • resolveBinary

      Binary resolveBinary(String resourceSpace, String absPath, ExchangeHint exchangeHint) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace and resolves single Binary representation by absPath.

      absPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then absPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the absPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      If a non-null exchangeHint is given, then it can be understood by the specific ResourceResolver implementation for its specific backend.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      absPath - absolute path of a Binary
      exchangeHint - a message exchange hint for the backend
      Returns:
      single Binary representation by absPath
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • resolveBinary

      Binary resolveBinary(String resourceSpace, String absPath, Map<String,Object> pathVariables) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace and resolves single Binary representation by absPath.

      absPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then absPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the absPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      The absPath template is expanded using the given path variables (pathVariables), if any. For example, if pathVariables looks like {"var1":"hello","var2":"world"} and absPath is ".../some/path/{var1}/{var2}/overview", then it is expanded to ".../some/path/hello/world/overview" by the pathVariables when making a real request to the backend.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      absPath - absolute path of a Binary
      pathVariables - the variables to expand the template given by absPath
      Returns:
      single Binary representation by absPath
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • resolveBinary

      Binary resolveBinary(String resourceSpace, String absPath, Map<String,Object> pathVariables, ExchangeHint exchangeHint) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace and resolves single Binary representation by absPath.

      absPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then absPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the absPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      The absPath template is expanded using the given path variables (pathVariables), if any. For example, if pathVariables looks like {"var1":"hello","var2":"world"} and absPath is ".../some/path/{var1}/{var2}/overview", then it is expanded to ".../some/path/hello/world/overview" by the pathVariables when making a real request to the backend.

      If a non-null exchangeHint is given, then it can be understood by the specific ResourceResolver implementation for its specific backend.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      absPath - absolute path of a Binary
      pathVariables - the variables to expand the template given by absPath
      exchangeHint - a message exchange hint for the backend
      Returns:
      single Binary representation by absPath
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • resolveBinaryAsResource

      Resource resolveBinaryAsResource(String resourceSpace, String absPath) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace, resolves single Binary representation by absPath, and converts the Binary representation into a Resource.

      absPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then absPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the absPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      absPath - absolute path of a Binary
      Returns:
      a Resource object converted from the single Binary representation by absPath
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • resolveBinaryAsResource

      Resource resolveBinaryAsResource(String resourceSpace, String absPath, ExchangeHint exchangeHint) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace, resolves single Binary representation by absPath, and converts the Binary representation into a Resource.

      absPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then absPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the absPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      If a non-null exchangeHint is given, then it can be understood by the specific ResourceResolver implementation for its specific backend.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      absPath - absolute path of a Binary
      exchangeHint - a message exchange hint for the backend
      Returns:
      a Resource object converted from the single Binary representation by absPath
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • resolveBinaryAsResource

      Resource resolveBinaryAsResource(String resourceSpace, String absPath, Map<String,Object> pathVariables) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace, resolves single Binary representation by absPath, and converts the Binary representation into a Resource.

      absPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then absPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the absPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      The absPath template is expanded using the given path variables (pathVariables), if any. For example, if pathVariables looks like {"var1":"hello","var2":"world"} and absPath is ".../some/path/{var1}/{var2}/overview", then it is expanded to ".../some/path/hello/world/overview" by the pathVariables when making a real request to the backend.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      absPath - absolute path of a Binary
      pathVariables - the variables to expand the template given by absPath
      Returns:
      a Resource object converted from the single Binary representation by absPath
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • resolveBinaryAsResource

      Resource resolveBinaryAsResource(String resourceSpace, String absPath, Map<String,Object> pathVariables, ExchangeHint exchangeHint) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace, resolves single Binary representation by absPath, and converts the Binary representation into a Resource.

      absPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then absPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the absPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      The absPath template is expanded using the given path variables (pathVariables), if any. For example, if pathVariables looks like {"var1":"hello","var2":"world"} and absPath is ".../some/path/{var1}/{var2}/overview", then it is expanded to ".../some/path/hello/world/overview" by the pathVariables when making a real request to the backend.

      If a non-null exchangeHint is given, then it can be understood by the specific ResourceResolver implementation for its specific backend.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      absPath - absolute path of a Binary
      pathVariables - the variables to expand the template given by absPath
      exchangeHint - a message exchange hint for the backend
      Returns:
      a Resource object converted from the single Binary representation by absPath
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • findResources

      Resource findResources(String resourceSpace, String baseAbsPath) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace and search Resource representations from baseAbsPath and returns a parent Resource representation which contains a collection of child Resource representations.

      baseAbsPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then baseAbsPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the baseAbsPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      baseAbsPath - base absolute path of a Resource
      Returns:
      a parent Resource representation which contains a collection of child Resource representations
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • findResources

      Resource findResources(String resourceSpace, String baseAbsPath, ExchangeHint exchangeHint) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace and search Resource representations from baseAbsPath and returns a parent Resource representation which contains a collection of child Resource representations.

      baseAbsPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then baseAbsPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the baseAbsPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      If a non-null exchangeHint is given, then it can be understood by the specific ResourceResolver implementation for its specific backend.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      baseAbsPath - base absolute path of a Resource
      exchangeHint - a message exchange hint for the backend
      Returns:
      a parent Resource representation which contains a collection of child Resource representations
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • findResources

      Resource findResources(String resourceSpace, String baseAbsPath, Map<String,Object> pathVariables) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace and search Resource representations from baseAbsPath and returns a parent Resource representation which contains a collection of child Resource representations.

      baseAbsPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then baseAbsPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the baseAbsPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      The baseAbsPath template is expanded using the given path variables (pathVariables), if any. For example, if pathVariables looks like {"var1":"hello","var2":"world"} and baseAbsPath is ".../some/path/{var1}/{var2}/overview", then it is expanded to ".../some/path/hello/world/overview" by the pathVariables when making a real request to the backend.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      baseAbsPath - base absolute path of a Resource
      pathVariables - the variables to expand the template given by absPath
      Returns:
      a parent Resource representation which contains a collection of child Resource representations
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • findResources

      Resource findResources(String resourceSpace, String baseAbsPath, Map<String,Object> pathVariables, ExchangeHint exchangeHint) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace and search Resource representations from baseAbsPath and returns a parent Resource representation which contains a collection of child Resource representations.

      baseAbsPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then baseAbsPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the baseAbsPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      The baseAbsPath template is expanded using the given path variables (pathVariables), if any. For example, if pathVariables looks like {"var1":"hello","var2":"world"} and baseAbsPath is ".../some/path/{var1}/{var2}/overview", then it is expanded to ".../some/path/hello/world/overview" by the pathVariables when making a real request to the backend.

      If a non-null exchangeHint is given, then it can be understood by the specific ResourceResolver implementation for its specific backend.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      baseAbsPath - base absolute path of a Resource
      pathVariables - the variables to expand the template given by absPath
      exchangeHint - a message exchange hint for the backend
      Returns:
      a parent Resource representation which contains a collection of child Resource representations
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • resolveLink

      ResourceLink resolveLink(String resourceSpace, Resource resource) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace and resolves a ResourceLink for the given resource.
      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      resource - resource representation
      Returns:
      a ResourceLink for the given resource
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • resolveLink

      ResourceLink resolveLink(String resourceSpace, Resource resource, Map<String,Object> linkVariables) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a proper ResourceResolver by the specified resourceSpace and resolves a ResourceLink for the given resource with passing linkVariables that can be used by implementation to expand its internal link generation template.

      How the linkVariables is used in link generation template expansion is totally up to an implementation.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      resource - resource representation
      linkVariables - the variables to expand the internal link generation template
      Returns:
      a ResourceLink for the given resource
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • getResourceDataCache

      ResourceDataCache getResourceDataCache(String resourceSpace) throws ResourceException
      Returns a proper resource cache store representation (ResourceDataCache) for the specified resourceSpace, or null if caching is disabled.

      An implementation may return a default resource cache store representation (ResourceDataCache) as a fallback if the resolved ResourceResolver doesn't have its own ResourceDataCache instance (in other words, if the resolved ResourceCacheResolvable.getResourceDataCache() return null).

      If an underlying resource resolver is explicitly disabled on caching (in other words, if the resolved ResourceCacheResolvable.isCacheEnabled() returns false), it should return null.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      Returns:
      a proper resource cache store representation (ResourceDataCache) for the specified resourceSpace, or a fallback ResourceDataCache if the resolved ResourceResolver doesn't have its own ResourceDataCache instance
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource space is not found
    • getResourceBeanMapper

      ResourceBeanMapper getResourceBeanMapper(String resourceSpace) throws ResourceException
      Returns a proper ResourceBeanMapper for the given resourceSpace.
      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      Returns:
      a proper ResourceBeanMapper for the given resourceSpace
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource space is not found
      UnsupportedOperationException - if a ResourceBeanMapper is not supported for the resourceSpace
    • resolveFullURI

      URI resolveFullURI(String resourceSpace, String absPath) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a full URI determined and resolved for the specific resourceSpace and the absPath. Or returns null if the backend cannot support a full URI access.

      absPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then absPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the absPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      absPath - absolute path of a Resource
      Returns:
      URI representation by absPath
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails
    • resolveFullURI

      URI resolveFullURI(String resourceSpace, String absPath, Map<String,Object> pathVariables) throws ResourceException
      Resolves a full URI determined and resolved for the specific resourceSpace and the absPath. Or returns null if the backend cannot support a full URI access.

      absPath is a domain-specific path template that should be meaningful to the backend. For example, if the backend is a REST API, then absPath can be a URI path or part of URL. Or, as an example, the absPath can be an index name of a search index, table name of databases or node path in JCR, totally depending on ResourceResolver implementations.

      The absPath template is expanded using the given path variables (pathVariables), if any. For example, if pathVariables looks like {"var1":"hello","var2":"world"} and absPath is ".../some/path/{var1}/{var2}/overview", then it is expanded to ".../some/path/hello/world/overview" by the pathVariables.

      Parameters:
      resourceSpace - Resource space name to resolve a proper ResourceResolver
      absPath - absolute path of a Resource
      pathVariables - the variables to expand the template given by absPath
      Returns:
      URI representation by absPath
      Throws:
      ResourceException - if resource resolution operation fails