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15:        package com.metaboss.javatemplate;
16:
17:        /** This interface represents context passed to the template processor method
18:         *  It is a store of dynamic values to be merged with template. Value stored in context can be of any type.
19:         *  The context is able to work with context paths specified in two different ways.
20:         * <UL>
21:         * <LI><U>Java naming url</U> The distinguishing feature of this form of context path is that
22:         * it has ":/" token somewhere inside (e.g. http:/www.metaboss.com). If Java naming url
23:         * is passed to the context - it will delegate actual lookup to the Java Naming And Directory
24:         * Interface (JNDI)</LI>
25:         * <LI><U>Internal map path</U> The distinguishing feature of this form of context path is that
26:         *  it does not have ":/" token somewhere inside. This format represents dot separated path
27:         *  to the value stored in the Map hierarchy (e.g. "Buffer.Size"). The Map hierarchy could be thought of as recursive map
28:         *  of maps. If the path has one or more dots inside - all parts of the name
29:         *  except the last one are considered to be the names of the submap. For example the name
30:         *  'Color' refers to the value containing some sort of color related information
31:         *  and stored at the top level in the context with the key = 'Color'. The name 'Buffer.Size' refers to the value
32:         *  stored with the key = 'Size' in the Map, which itself is stored with the key = 'Buffer' in the top level 
33:         * of the context.</LI>
34:         * <UL> */
35:        public interface JavaTemplateContext {
36:            /** Returns string with specified path name or supplied default string, if
37:             * string with this name is not found in context. This method will basically
38:             * find an object in exact same way as getObject() does and than return toString() from it.
39:             * @param pContextPath the path to the string we are looking for
40:             * @param pDefaultString the string to return if string has not been found in context
41:             * @exception JavaTemplateException thrown when any technical problems have occured during the lookup. */
42:            public String getString(String pContextPath, String pDefaultString)
43:                    throws JavaTemplateException;
44:
45:            /** Returns string with specified path name. If string not found 
46:             * it throws JavaTemplateException with an appropriate message.
47:             * This method will basically find an object in exact same way as getMandatoryObject() does and
48:             * than return toString() from it.
49:             * @param pContextPath the path to the string we are looking for
50:             * @exception JavaTemplateException thrown when mandatory string has not been found or any
51:             * technical problems have occured during the lookup. */
52:            public String getMandatoryString(String pContextPath)
53:                    throws JavaTemplateException;
54:
55:            /** Returns object with specified path name or supplied default object, if
56:             * object with this name is not found in context.
57:             * @param pContextPath the path to the object we are looking for
58:             * @param pDefaultObject the object to return if object has not been found in context
59:             * @exception JavaTemplateException thrown when any technical problems have occured during the lookup. */
60:            public Object getObject(String pContextPath, Object pDefaultObject)
61:                    throws JavaTemplateException;
62:
63:            /** Returns object with specified path name. If object not found 
64:             * it throws JavaTemplateException with an appropriate message.
65:             * @param pContextPath the path to the string we are looking for
66:             * @exception JavaTemplateException thrown when mandatory object has not been found or any
67:             * technical problems have occured during the lookup. */
68:            public Object getMandatoryObject(String pContextPath)
69:                    throws JavaTemplateException;
70:        }
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