org.apache.jackrabbit.value
Class ValueFactoryImpl

java.lang.Object
  org.apache.jackrabbit.value.AbstractValueFactory
      org.apache.jackrabbit.value.ValueFactoryImpl

All Implemented Interfaces:

ValueFactory

public class ValueFactoryImpl
extends AbstractValueFactory

Simple extension of the AbstractValueFactory that omits any validation checks for path and name values.

See Also:

Session.getValueFactory()

Constructor Summary

protected

ValueFactoryImpl() Constructs a ValueFactory object.

Method Summary

protected void	checkNameFormat(String nameValue) Checks the format of the given string representing a name value.
protected void	checkPathFormat(String pathValue) Checks the format of the given string representing a path value.
static ValueFactory	getInstance()

Methods inherited from class org.apache.jackrabbit.value.AbstractValueFactory

createBinary, createValue, createValue, createValue, createValue, createValue, createValue, createValue, createValue, createValue, createValue, createValue

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

ValueFactoryImpl

protected ValueFactoryImpl()

Constructs a ValueFactory object.

Method Detail

getInstance

public static ValueFactory getInstance()

checkPathFormat

protected void checkPathFormat(String pathValue)
                        throws ValueFormatException

Description copied from class: AbstractValueFactory

Checks the format of the given string representing a path value. Implementations must assert that the given value is a valid jcr path.

Specified by:

checkPathFormat in class AbstractValueFactory

Throws:

ValueFormatException - If the given pathValue isn't a valid jcr path.

See Also:

AbstractValueFactory.checkPathFormat(String)

checkNameFormat

protected void checkNameFormat(String nameValue)
                        throws ValueFormatException

Description copied from class: AbstractValueFactory

Checks the format of the given string representing a name value. Implementations must assert that the given value is a valid jcr name.

Specified by:

checkNameFormat in class AbstractValueFactory

Throws:

ValueFormatException - If the given pathValue isn't a valid jcr name.

See Also:

AbstractValueFactory.checkNameFormat(String)