/**
* Utility method for registering a handler. The parameters are the same as <code>
* Registry.register</code> except for the <code>handlerName</code> and <code>requestListener
* </code>. The <code>handlerName</code> demonstrates how to use an <code>ApplicationDescriptor
* </code> to set the name of a handler. The <code>requestListener</code> parameter is used to set
* the listener on the registered content handler server.
*/
static void register(
final String classname,
final String[] types,
final String[] suffixes,
final String[] actions,
final ActionNameMap[] actionnames,
final String id,
final String[] accessAllowed,
String handlerName,
final RequestListener requestListener)
throws ContentHandlerException, ClassNotFoundException {
// Get access to the registry and register as a content handler
final Registry registry = Registry.getRegistry(classname);
registry.register(classname, types, suffixes, actions, null, id, null);
// When this content handler gets requests,
// invocationRequestNotify() will be called
final ContentHandlerServer contentHandlerServer = Registry.getServer(classname);
contentHandlerServer.setListener(requestListener);
// Set the name of the content handler by updating the
// ApplicationDescriptor
final DefaultContentHandlerRegistry defaultRegistry =
DefaultContentHandlerRegistry.getDefaultContentHandlerRegistry(registry);
final ApplicationDescriptor currentDescriptor =
ApplicationDescriptor.currentApplicationDescriptor();
handlerName = handlerName != null ? handlerName : currentDescriptor.getName();
final ApplicationDescriptor descriptor =
new ApplicationDescriptor(currentDescriptor, handlerName, null);
defaultRegistry.setApplicationDescriptor(descriptor, id);
}
