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org.apache.any23.extractor
Class SimpleExtractorFactory<T extends Extractor<?>>

java.lang.Object
  org.apache.any23.extractor.SimpleExtractorFactory<T>

Type Parameters:

T - the type of the Extractor served by this factory.

All Implemented Interfaces:

ExtractorDescription, ExtractorFactory<T>

public class SimpleExtractorFactory<T extends Extractor<?>>
extends Object
implements ExtractorFactory<T>

This class is a simple and default-like implementation of ExtractorFactory.

Method Summary

static <S extends Extractor<?>> ExtractorFactory<S>	create(String name, Prefixes prefixes, Collection<String> supportedMIMETypes, String exampleInput, Class<S> extractorClass) Creates an instance of a ExtractorFactory serving concrete implementation instances of Extractor.
T	createExtractor() Creates an extractor instance.
String	getExampleInput() An example input file for the extractor, to be used in auto-generated documentation.
String	getExtractorName() Returns the name of the extractor.
Class<T>	getExtractorType() Returns the extractor type.
Prefixes	getPrefixes() An instance defining the prefixes supported by this extractor.
Collection<MIMEType>	getSupportedMIMETypes() Supports wildcards, e.g.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Method Detail

create

public static <S extends Extractor<?>> ExtractorFactory<S> create(String name,
                                                                  Prefixes prefixes,
                                                                  Collection<String> supportedMIMETypes,
                                                                  String exampleInput,
                                                                  Class<S> extractorClass)

Creates an instance of a ExtractorFactory serving concrete implementation instances of Extractor.

Type Parameters:

S - the concrete type of the Extractor.

Parameters:

name - of the Extractor.

prefixes - handled Prefixes.

supportedMIMETypes - collection of supported MIME Types.

exampleInput - a string acting as a input example.

extractorClass - concrete implementation class of the Extractor.

Returns:

an ExtractorFactory.

getExtractorName

public String getExtractorName()

Description copied from interface: ExtractorDescription

Returns the name of the extractor.

Specified by:

getExtractorName in interface ExtractorDescription

Returns:

the name of the Extractor

getPrefixes

public Prefixes getPrefixes()

Description copied from interface: ExtractorDescription

An instance defining the prefixes supported by this extractor.

Specified by:

getPrefixes in interface ExtractorDescription

Returns:

the handled Prefixes

getSupportedMIMETypes

public Collection<MIMEType> getSupportedMIMETypes()

Description copied from interface: ExtractorFactory

Supports wildcards, e.g. "*/*" for blind extractors that merely call a web service.

Specified by:

getSupportedMIMETypes in interface ExtractorFactory<T extends Extractor<?>>

Returns:

the supported MIMEType

getExtractorType

public Class<T> getExtractorType()

Description copied from interface: ExtractorFactory

Returns the extractor type.

Specified by:

getExtractorType in interface ExtractorFactory<T extends Extractor<?>>

Returns:

the not null extractor class.

createExtractor

public T createExtractor()

Description copied from interface: ExtractorFactory

Creates an extractor instance.

Specified by:

createExtractor in interface ExtractorFactory<T extends Extractor<?>>

Returns:

an instance of type T concrete implementation of Extractor

getExampleInput

public String getExampleInput()

Description copied from interface: ExtractorFactory

An example input file for the extractor, to be used in auto-generated documentation. For the Extractor.BlindExtractor, this is an arbitrary URI. For extractors that require content, it is the name of a file, relative to the factory's class file's location, it will be opened using factory.getClass().getResourceAsStream(filename). The example should be a short file that produces characteristic output if sent through the extractor. The file will be read as UTF-8, so it should either use that encoding or avoid characters outside of the US-ASCII range.

Specified by:

getExampleInput in interface ExtractorFactory<T extends Extractor<?>>

Returns:

an input example