wt.rule.impl
Class WTDocumentCopyRuleApplier

java.lang.Object
  wt.rule.impl.WTDocumentCopyRuleApplier

All Implemented Interfaces:

RuleApplier

public class WTDocumentCopyRuleApplier

extends Object

implements RuleApplier

A rule applier for applying COPY rules to WTDocument objects.

This class should be moved to the wt.doc package.

Supported API: false

Extendable: false

Field Summary

private static String	CLASSNAME Deprecated.
private static String	RESOURCE Deprecated.

Constructor Summary

WTDocumentCopyRuleApplier()
Deprecated.

Method Summary

Object

applyRule(Object object, Rule rule, WTContainerRef container) Deprecated.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Field Detail

RESOURCE

private static final String RESOURCE

Deprecated.

See Also:

Constant Field Values

CLASSNAME

private static final String CLASSNAME

Deprecated.

Constructor Detail

WTDocumentCopyRuleApplier

public WTDocumentCopyRuleApplier()

Deprecated.

Method Detail

applyRule

public Object applyRule(Object object,
                        Rule rule,
                        WTContainerRef container)
                 throws WTException,
                        WTPropertyVetoException

Deprecated.

Apply rule to the object. Return the resulting object. The specified container is used to lookup resource objects that are required while applying the rule. The result object might be the same object or a different one depending on the semantics of the rule.

If the rule is null, or the rule does not have a specification, then nothing is done and the original object is returned (i.e., a no-op is performed).

Different implementations of this interface will handle rule application differently.

Specified by:

applyRule in interface RuleApplier

Parameters:

object - the object that the rule should be applied to (cannot be null)

rule - the rule to be applied

container - the container to use for resource object lookups

Returns:

Object

Throws:

WTException

WTPropertyVetoException