net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils
Class DisplayNameGrabber

java.lang.Object
  net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils.DisplayNameGrabber

All Implemented Interfaces:

GrabberIF

Deprecated. Since 1.1. Use TopicCharacteristicGrabbers instead.

public class DisplayNameGrabber
extends java.lang.Object
implements GrabberIF

PUBLIC: Grabber that grabs the name most suitable for display from a topic. If the topic has a display name that will be chosen. If not, the base name in the least constrained scope will be chosen.

Field Summary

protected GrabberIF

subGrabber Deprecated. PROTECTED: The NameGrabber used to implement the grabbing.

Constructor Summary

DisplayNameGrabber()
Deprecated. PUBLIC: Creates the grabber and sets the comparator to be a ScopedIFComparator using the least constrained scope.

Method Summary

java.lang.Object

grab(java.lang.Object object) Deprecated. PUBLIC: Grabs the name for display.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Field Detail

subGrabber

protected GrabberIF subGrabber

Deprecated.

PROTECTED: The NameGrabber used to implement the grabbing.

Constructor Detail

DisplayNameGrabber

public DisplayNameGrabber()

Deprecated.

PUBLIC: Creates the grabber and sets the comparator to be a ScopedIFComparator using the least constrained scope.

Method Detail

grab

public java.lang.Object grab(java.lang.Object object)

Deprecated.

PUBLIC: Grabs the name for display. The name returned is the first display (variant) name found, when the basenames of the give topic have been sorted using the comparator. If there is no display name, then the last base name found is returned, corresponding to the least constrained scope.

Specified by:

grab in interface GrabberIF

Parameters:

object - The topic whose name is being grabbed; formally an object.

Returns:

A name to display; an object implementing TopicNameIF or VariantNameIF, null if the topic has no basenames.

Throws:

Throws - OntopiaRuntimeException if object is not a topic.