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1 package org.apache.beehive.controls.api.assembly;
2
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20
21 /**
22  * Control implementations may need to do build-time work on or impacted by
23  * their control client(s), such as side-effecting their client's deployment
24  * descriptors, or generating additional files that are implementation-
25  * specific.
26  *
27  * The build phase where this work is done is called assembly, and occurs
28  * at the granularity level of the J2EE module.
29  * The control author participates in this phase by authoring classes that
30  * implement the ControlAssembler interface, and associating such classes
31  * with control implementations. Instances of ControlAssembler are then
32  * called at assembly-time by build tools.
33  */

34 public interface ControlAssembler
35 {
36     /**
37      * A ControlAssembler implementation's assemble method is called once
38      * per control assembler per module per assembly-time pass. The call
39      * passes a ControlAssemblyContext, from which information such as the
40      * list of client classes in the module that use the control can be
41      * obtained.
42      */

43     void assemble(ControlAssemblyContext cac) throws ControlAssemblyException;
44 }
45
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