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| + | #Identify Repository. The term Repository is used generically to describe a set of related resources with interfaces to retrieve and update the resources it holds. | ||
| + | # Find its interfaces for retrieving and updating resources | ||
| + | # Correlate these interfaces to the interface defined by IRepositoryAdapter | ||
| + | # Implement the repository adapter | ||
| + | # Add and extension to the RepositoryAdapter extension point in org.eclipse.corona.repository called org.eclipse.corona.repository.adapter. Take a look at RepositoryAdapterFactory to see how the extensions are processed. | ||
| + | # Add a RepositoryDecripter definition into your ContextContainer Definition | ||
Revision as of 18:13, 21 September 2006
Repository Integration Steps
More details coming soon.
- Identify Repository. The term Repository is used generically to describe a set of related resources with interfaces to retrieve and update the resources it holds.
- Find its interfaces for retrieving and updating resources
- Correlate these interfaces to the interface defined by IRepositoryAdapter
- Implement the repository adapter
- Add and extension to the RepositoryAdapter extension point in org.eclipse.corona.repository called org.eclipse.corona.repository.adapter. Take a look at RepositoryAdapterFactory to see how the extensions are processed.
- Add a RepositoryDecripter definition into your ContextContainer Definition