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RAP/AdapterRegistry

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Revision as of 12:35, 24 October 2012 by Tbuschto.eclipsesource.com (Talk | contribs) (Overview)

Overview

The rwt.protocol.AdapterRegistry object stores all protocol adapters known to the client. For all types of targets used in a RAP protocol message a matching protocol adapter is required. It is used to translate the API of the 'virtual' protocol object to the API of the actual client object. If a message contains a create operation for an unkown type (no matching adapter registered), the client will crash.

Note: The follwing describes only the API required to write additional widgets. Any undocumented functions and features should never be used outside the web client core.

Function Summary
undefined add( string key, Adapter adapter )
stores the given adapter. The key has to match the type string used in a RAP protocol create operation.

Adapter API

An adapter is a plain JavaScript object that has to implement a specific API. Some of it is optional, as the processer will fall back on a default behavior when missing. However, that default behavior has to be supported by the actual client object. The adapter is not validated on registration. If a required field is missing or has the wrong type, the client will crash when the adapter is used by the message processor.


Protocol Adapter Fields
Name Format Description Required?
factory Function TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC for all create operations
destructor Function TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC optional
properties [ string * ] TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC for all set operations
propertyHandler { string : function * } TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC optional
listener [ string * ] TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC for all listen operations
listenerHandler { string : function * } TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC optional
methods [ string * ] TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC for all call operations
methodHandler { string : function * } TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC TODOC optional

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