org.axonframework.common.property
Class UniformPropertyAccessStrategy

java.lang.Object
  org.axonframework.common.property.PropertyAccessStrategy
      org.axonframework.common.property.AbstractMethodPropertyAccessStrategy
          org.axonframework.common.property.UniformPropertyAccessStrategy

All Implemented Interfaces:

Comparable<PropertyAccessStrategy>

public class UniformPropertyAccessStrategy
extends AbstractMethodPropertyAccessStrategy

PropertyAccessStrategy implementation that finds properties defined according to the Uniform Access Principle (see wikipedia). For example, a property called myProperty, it will use a method called myProperty();

Since:

2.0

Author:

Maxim Fedorov, Allard Buijze

Constructor Summary

UniformPropertyAccessStrategy()

Method Summary

protected int	getPriority() The priority of this strategy.
protected String	getterName(String property) Returns the name of the method that is used to access the property.

Methods inherited from class org.axonframework.common.property.AbstractMethodPropertyAccessStrategy

propertyFor

Methods inherited from class org.axonframework.common.property.PropertyAccessStrategy

compareTo, getProperty, register, unregister

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

UniformPropertyAccessStrategy

public UniformPropertyAccessStrategy()

Method Detail

getterName

protected String getterName(String property)

Description copied from class: AbstractMethodPropertyAccessStrategy

Returns the name of the method that is used to access the property.

Specified by:

getterName in class AbstractMethodPropertyAccessStrategy

Parameters:

property - The property to access

Returns:

the name of the method use as accessor

getPriority

protected int getPriority()

Description copied from class: PropertyAccessStrategy

The priority of this strategy. In general, implementations that have a higher certainty to provide a good Property instance for any given property name should have a higher priority. When two instances have the same priority, their relative order is undefined.

The JavaBean Property strategy has a value of 0. To ensure evaluation before that strategy, use any value higher than that number, otherwise lower.

Specified by:

getPriority in class PropertyAccessStrategy

Returns:

a value reflecting relative priority, Integer.MAX_VALUE being evaluated first