Package org.eclipse.osgi.service.resolver

Interface State

public interface State
The state of a system as reported by a resolver. This includes all bundles presented to the resolver relative to this state (i.e., both resolved and unresolved).

This interface is not intended to be implemented by clients. The StateObjectFactory should be used to construct instances.

Since:
3.1
Restriction:
This interface is not intended to be implemented by clients.

  • Method Details

    • addBundle

      boolean addBundle(BundleDescription description)
      Adds the given bundle to this state.

      If the bundle already exists in another state then an IllegalStateException will be thrown. Note that even if you remove a BundleDescription from one State object using removeBundle(BundleDescription) it may still be considered as removing pending if other bundles in that state depend on the bundle you removed. To complete a pending removal a call must be done to resolve(BundleDescription[]) with the removed bundle.

      Parameters:
      description - the description to add
      Returns:
      a boolean indicating whether the bundle was successfully added
      Throws:
      IllegalStateException - if the bundle already exists in another state

    • compare

      StateDelta compare(State baseState) throws BundleException
      Returns a delta describing the differences between this state and the given state. The given state is taken as the base so the absence of a bundle in this state is reported as a deletion, etc.

      Note that the generated StateDelta will contain BundleDeltas with one of the following types: BundleDelta.ADDED, BundleDelta.REMOVED and BundleDelta.UPDATED

      Parameters:
      baseState - the base state
      Returns:
      a delta describing differences between this and the base state state
      Throws:
      BundleException

    • removeBundle

      BundleDescription removeBundle(long bundleId)
      Removes a bundle description with the given bundle id.
      Parameters:
      bundleId - the id of the bundle description to be removed
      Returns:
      the removed bundle description, or null, if a bundle with the given id does not exist in this state

    • removeBundle

      boolean removeBundle(BundleDescription bundle)
      Removes the given bundle description.
      Parameters:
      bundle - the bundle description to be removed
      Returns:
      true, if if the bundle description was removed, false otherwise

    • updateBundle

      boolean updateBundle(BundleDescription newDescription)
      Updates an existing bundle description with the given description.
      Parameters:
      newDescription - the bundle description to replace an existing one
      Returns:
      true, if if the bundle description was updated, false otherwise

    • getChanges

      StateDelta getChanges()
      Returns the delta representing the changes from the time this state was first captured until now.
      Returns:
      the state delta

    • getBundles

      BundleDescription[] getBundles()
      Returns descriptions for all bundles known to this state.
      Returns:
      the descriptions for all bundles known to this state.

    • getBundle

      BundleDescription getBundle(long id)
      Returns the bundle descriptor for the bundle with the given id. null is returned if no such bundle is found in this state.
      Returns:
      the descriptor for the identified bundle
      See Also:

    • getBundle

      BundleDescription getBundle(String symbolicName, Version version)
      Returns the bundle descriptor for the bundle with the given name and version. A null value is returned if no such bundle is found in this state. A resolved bundle is always preferably returned over an unresolved bundle. If multiple bundles with the same resolution state are available, the bundle with the highest version number is returned if the version is null.
      Parameters:
      symbolicName - symbolic name of the bundle to query
      version - version of the bundle to query. null matches any bundle
      Returns:
      the descriptor for the identified bundle

    • getBundleByLocation

      BundleDescription getBundleByLocation(String location)
      Returns the bundle descriptor for the bundle with the given location identifier. null is returned if no such bundle is found in this state.
      Parameters:
      location - location identifier of the bundle to query
      Returns:
      the descriptor for the identified bundle

    • getTimeStamp

      long getTimeStamp()
      Returns the timestamp for this state. This correlates this timestamp to the system state. For example, if the system state timestamp is 4 but then some bundles are installed, the system state timestamp is updated. By comparing 4 to the current system state timestamp it is possible to detect if the states are out of sync.
      Returns:
      the timestamp of this state

    • setTimeStamp

      void setTimeStamp(long newTimeStamp)
      Sets the timestamp for this state
      Parameters:
      newTimeStamp - the new timestamp for this state

    • isResolved

      boolean isResolved()
      Returns true if there have been no modifications to this state since the last time resolve() was called.
      Returns:
      whether or not this state has changed since last resolved.

    • resolveConstraint

      void resolveConstraint(VersionConstraint constraint, BaseDescription supplier)
      Resolves the given version constraint with the given supplier. The given constraint object is destructively modified to reflect its new resolved state. Note that a constraint can be unresolved by passing null for the supplier.

      This method is intended to be used by resolvers in the process of determining which constraints are satisfied by which components.

      Parameters:
      constraint - the version constraint to update
      supplier - the supplier which satisfies the constraint. May be null if the constraint is to be unresolved.
      Throws:
      IllegalStateException - if this is not done during a call to resolve

    • resolveBundle

      void resolveBundle(BundleDescription bundle, boolean status, BundleDescription[] hosts, ExportPackageDescription[] selectedExports, BundleDescription[] resolvedRequires, ExportPackageDescription[] resolvedImports)
      Deprecated.
      use resolveBundle(BundleDescription, boolean, BundleDescription[], ExportPackageDescription[], ExportPackageDescription[], GenericDescription[], BundleDescription[], ExportPackageDescription[], GenericDescription[], Map)
      Sets whether or not the given bundle is selected in this state.

      This method is intended to be used by resolvers in the process of determining which constraints are satisfied by which components.

      Parameters:
      bundle - the bundle to update
      status - whether or not the given bundle is resolved, if false the other parameters are ignored
      hosts - the host for the resolve fragment, can be null
      selectedExports - the selected exported packages for this resolved bundle, can be null
      resolvedRequires - the BundleDescriptions that resolve the required bundles for this bundle, can be null
      resolvedImports - the exported packages that resolve the imports for this bundle, can be null
      Throws:
      IllegalStateException - if this is not done during a call to resolve

    • resolveBundle

      void resolveBundle(BundleDescription bundle, boolean status, BundleDescription[] hosts, ExportPackageDescription[] selectedExports, ExportPackageDescription[] substitutedExports, BundleDescription[] resolvedRequires, ExportPackageDescription[] resolvedImports)
      Deprecated.
      use resolveBundle(BundleDescription, boolean, BundleDescription[], ExportPackageDescription[], ExportPackageDescription[], GenericDescription[], BundleDescription[], ExportPackageDescription[], GenericDescription[], Map)
      Sets whether or not the given bundle is selected in this state.

      This method is intended to be used by resolvers in the process of determining which constraints are satisfied by which components.

      Parameters:
      bundle - the bundle to update
      status - whether or not the given bundle is resolved, if false the other parameters are ignored
      hosts - the host for the resolve fragment, can be null
      selectedExports - the selected exported packages for this resolved bundle, can be null
      substitutedExports - the exported packages that resolve imports for this bundle and substitute exports, can be null
      resolvedRequires - the BundleDescriptions that resolve the required bundles for this bundle, can be null
      resolvedImports - the exported packages that resolve the imports for this bundle, can be null
      Throws:
      IllegalStateException - if this is not done during a call to resolve
      Since:
      3.4

    • resolveBundle

      void resolveBundle(BundleDescription bundle, boolean status, BundleDescription[] hosts, ExportPackageDescription[] selectedExports, ExportPackageDescription[] substitutedExports, GenericDescription[] selectedCapabilities, BundleDescription[] resolvedRequires, ExportPackageDescription[] resolvedImports, GenericDescription[] resolvedCapabilities, Map<String,List<StateWire>> resolvedWires)
      Sets whether or not the given bundle is selected in this state.

      This method is intended to be used by resolvers in the process of determining which constraints are satisfied by which components.

      Parameters:
      bundle - the bundle to update
      status - whether or not the given bundle is resolved, if false the other parameters are ignored
      hosts - the host for the resolve fragment, can be null
      selectedExports - the selected exported packages for this resolved bundle, can be null
      substitutedExports - the exported packages that resolve imports for this bundle and substitute exports, can be null
      selectedCapabilities - the selected capabilities for this resolved bundle, can be null
      resolvedRequires - the BundleDescriptions that resolve the required bundles for this bundle, can be null
      resolvedImports - the exported packages that resolve the imports for this bundle, can be null
      resolvedCapabilities - the capabilities that resolve the required capabilities for this bundle, can be null
      resolvedWires - the map of state wires for the resolved requirements of the given bundle. The key is the name space of the requirement.
      Throws:
      IllegalStateException - if this is not done during a call to resolve
      Since:
      3.7

    • removeBundleComplete

      void removeBundleComplete(BundleDescription bundle)
      Sets the given removal pending bundle to removal complete for this state.

      This method is intended to be used by resolvers in the process of resolving bundles.

      Parameters:
      bundle - the bundle to set a removal complete.
      Throws:
      IllegalStateException - if this is not done during a call to resolve

    • addResolverError

      void addResolverError(BundleDescription bundle, int type, String data, VersionConstraint unsatisfied)
      Adds a new ResolverError for the specified bundle.

      This method is intended to be used by resolvers in the process of resolving.

      Parameters:
      bundle - the bundle to add a new ResolverError for
      type - the type of ResolverError to add
      data - the data for the ResolverError
      unsatisfied - the unsatisfied constraint or null if the resolver error was not caused by an unsatisfied constraint.
      Throws:
      IllegalStateException - if this is not done during a call to resolve
      Since:
      3.2

    • removeResolverErrors

      void removeResolverErrors(BundleDescription bundle)
      Removes all ResolverErrors for the specified bundle.

      This method is intended to be used by resolvers in the process of resolving.

      Parameters:
      bundle - the bundle to remove all ResolverErrors for
      Throws:
      IllegalStateException - if this is not done during a call to resolve
      Since:
      3.2

    • getResolverErrors

      ResolverError[] getResolverErrors(BundleDescription bundle)
      Returns all ResolverErrors for the given bundle
      Parameters:
      bundle - the bundle to get all ResolverErrors for
      Returns:
      all ResolverErrors for the given bundle
      Since:
      3.2

    • getResolver

      Resolver getResolver()
      Returns the resolver associated with this state. A state can work with at most one resolver at any given time. Similarly, a resolver can work with at most one state at a time.
      Returns:
      the resolver for this state. null is returned if the state does not have a resolver

    • setResolver

      void setResolver(Resolver value)
      Sets the resolver associated with this state. A state can work with at most one resolver at any given time. Similarly, a resolver can work with at most one state at a time.

      To ensure that this state and the given resovler are properly linked, the following expression must be included in this method if the given resolver (value) is not identical to the result of this.getResolver(). 

       if (this.getResolver() != value)
        value.setState(this);

    • resolve

      StateDelta resolve(boolean incremental)
      Resolves the constraints contained in this state using the resolver currently associated with the state and returns a delta describing the changes in resolved states and dependencies in the state.

      Note that this method is typically implemented using 

       this.getResolver().resolve();
      and is the preferred path for invoking resolution. In particular, states should refuse to perform updates (@see #select() and #resolveConstraint()) if they are not currently involved in a resolution cycle.

      Note the given state is destructively modified to reflect the results of resolution.

      Parameters:
      incremental - a flag controlling whether resolution should be incremental
      Returns:
      a delta describing the changes in resolved state and interconnections

    • resolve

      StateDelta resolve()
      Same as State.resolve(true);

    • resolve

      StateDelta resolve(BundleDescription[] discard)
      Resolves the constraints contained in this state using the resolver currently associated with the state in an incremental, "least-perturbing" mode, and returns a delta describing the changes in resolved states and dependencies in the state.
      Parameters:
      discard - an array containing descriptions for bundles whose current resolution state should be forgotten. If null then all the current removal pending BundleDescriptions are refreshed.
      Returns:
      a delta describing the changes in resolved state and interconnections

    • resolve

      StateDelta resolve(BundleDescription[] resolve, boolean discard)
      Resolves the constraints contained in this state using the resolver currently associated with the state in an incremental, "least-perturbing" mode, and returns a delta describing the changes in resolved states and dependencies in the state. If discard is set to true the the descriptions contained in the resolve array will have their current resolution state discarded and will be re-resolved. This method will attempt to resolve the supplied descriptions and may attempt to resolve any other unresolved descriptions contained in this state.
      Parameters:
      resolve - an array containing descriptions for bundles to resolve.
      discard - a value of true indicates the resolve descriptions should have their current resolution state discarded and re-resolved.
      Returns:
      a delta describing the changes in the resolved state and interconnections.
      Since:
      3.7

    • setOverrides

      void setOverrides(Object value)
      Deprecated.
      The exact form of this has never been defined. There is no alternative method available.
      Sets the version overrides which are to be applied during the resolution of this state. Version overrides allow external forces to refine/override the version constraints setup by the components in the state.
      Parameters:
      value - Format undefined.

    • getResolvedBundles

      BundleDescription[] getResolvedBundles()
      Returns descriptions for all bundles currently resolved in this state.
      Returns:
      the descriptions for all bundles currently resolved in this state.

    • getRemovalPending

      BundleDescription[] getRemovalPending()
      Returns descriptions for all bundles in a removal pending state.
      Returns:
      the descriptions for all bundles in a removal pending state.
      Since:
      3.7

    • getDependencyClosure

      Collection<BundleDescription> getDependencyClosure(Collection<BundleDescription> bundles)
      Returns the dependency closure for the specified bundles.

      A graph of bundles is computed starting with the specified bundles. The graph is expanded by adding any bundle that is either wired to a package that is currently exported by a bundle in the graph or requires a bundle in the graph. The graph is fully constructed when there is no bundle outside the graph that is wired to a bundle in the graph. The graph may contain removal pending bundles.

      Parameters:
      bundles - The initial bundles for which to generate the dependency closure.
      Returns:
      A collection containing a snapshot of the dependency closure of the specified bundles, or an empty collection if there were no specified bundles.
      Since:
      3.7

    • isEmpty

      boolean isEmpty()
      Returns whether this state is empty.
      Returns:
      true if this state is empty, false otherwise

    • getExportedPackages

      ExportPackageDescription[] getExportedPackages()
      Returns all exported packages in this state, according to the OSGi rules for resolution.
      See Also:

    • getBundles

      BundleDescription[] getBundles(String symbolicName)
      Returns all bundle descriptions with the given bundle symbolic name.
      Parameters:
      symbolicName - symbolic name of the bundles to query
      Returns:
      the descriptors for all bundles known to this state with the specified symbolic name.

    • getFactory

      StateObjectFactory getFactory()
      Returns the factory that created this state.
      Returns:
      the state object factory that created this state

    • linkDynamicImport

      ExportPackageDescription linkDynamicImport(BundleDescription importingBundle, String requestedPackage)
      Attempts to find an ExportPackageDescription that will satisfy a dynamic import for the specified requestedPackage for the specified importingBundle. If no ExportPackageDescription is available that satisfies a dynamic import for the importingBundle then null is returned.
      Parameters:
      importingBundle - the BundleDescription that is requesting a dynamic package
      requestedPackage - the name of the package that is being requested
      Returns:
      the ExportPackageDescription that satisfies the dynamic import request; a value of null is returned if none is available.

    • addDynamicImportPackages

      void addDynamicImportPackages(BundleDescription importingBundle, ImportPackageSpecification[] dynamicImports)
      Adds the specified dynamic imports to the specified importingBundle. The added dynamic imports are only valid for the instance of this state and will be forgotten if this state is read from a persistent cache.
      Parameters:
      importingBundle - the bundle to add the imports to.
      dynamicImports - the dynamic imports to add.
      Since:
      3.7
      See Also:

    • setPlatformProperties

      boolean setPlatformProperties(Dictionary<?,?> platformProperties)
      Sets the platform properties of the state. The platform properties are used to resolve the following constraints:
      • The execution environment requirements (i.e. Bundle-RequiredExecutionEnvironment).
      • The platform filter requirements (i.e. Eclipse-PlatformFilter).
      • The native code requirements (i.e. Bundle-NativeCode).
      Arbitrary keys may be used in the platform properties but the following keys have a specified meaning:
      • osgi.nl - the platform language setting.
      • osgi.os - the platform operating system.
      • osgi.arch - the platform architecture.
      • osgi.ws - the platform windowing system.
      • osgi.resolverMode - the resolver mode. A value of "strict" will set the resolver mode to strict.
      • org.osgi.framework.system.packages - the packages exported by the system bundle.
      • org.osgi.framework.executionenvironment - the comma separated list of supported execution environments. This property is then used to resolve the required execution environment the bundles in a state.
      • org.osgi.framework.os.name - the name of the operating system. This property is used to resolve the osname attribute of bundle native code (i.e. Bundle-NativeCode).
      • org.osgi.framework.os.version - the version of the operating system. This property is used to resolve the osversion attribute of bundle native code (i.e. Bundle-NativeCode).
      • org.osgi.framework.processor - the processor name. This property is used to resolve the processor attribute of bundle native code (i.e. Bundle-NativeCode).
      • org.osgi.framework.language - the language being used. This property is used to resolve the language attribute of bundle native code (i.e. Bundle-NativeCode).
      The values used for the supported properties can be String type to specify a single value for the property or they can by String[] to specify a list of values for the property.
      Parameters:
      platformProperties - the platform properties of the state
      Returns:
      false if the platformProperties specified do not change any of the supported properties already set. If any of the supported property values are changed as a result of calling this method then true is returned.

    • setPlatformProperties

      boolean setPlatformProperties(Dictionary<?,?>[] platformProperties)
      Sets the platform properties of the state to a list of platform properties.
      Parameters:
      platformProperties - a set of platform properties for the state
      Returns:
      false if the platformProperties specified do not change any of the supported properties already set. If any of the supported property values are changed as a result of calling this method then true is returned.
      See Also:

    • getPlatformProperties

      Dictionary[] getPlatformProperties()
      Returns the list of platform properties currently set for this state.
      Returns:
      the list of platform properties currently set for this state.

    • getSystemPackages

      ExportPackageDescription[] getSystemPackages()
      Returns the list of system packages which are exported by the system bundle. The list of system packages is set by the org.osgi.framework.system.packages value in the platform properties for this state.
      Returns:
      the list of system packages
      See Also:

    • getStateHelper

      StateHelper getStateHelper()
      Returns a state helper object. State helpers provide convenience methods for manipulating states.

      A possible implementation for this method would provide the same single StateHelper instance to all clients.

      Returns:
      a state helper
      Since:
      3.2
      See Also:

    • getHighestBundleId

      long getHighestBundleId()
      Returns the highest bundle ID. The value -1 is returned if no bundles exist in this state.

      Note that this method returns the highest bundle ID the ever existed in this this state object. This bundle may have been removed from the state.

      Returns:
      the highest bundle ID.
      Since:
      3.3

    • setNativePathsInvalid

      void setNativePathsInvalid(NativeCodeDescription nativeCodeDescription, boolean hasInvalidNativePaths)
      Sets the native code paths of a native code description as invalid. Native code paths are invalid if they can not be found in the bundle content.

      The framework, or some other entity which has access to bundle content, will call this method to validate or invalidate native code paths.

      Parameters:
      nativeCodeDescription - the native code description.
      hasInvalidNativePaths - true if the native code paths are invalid; false otherwise.
      Since:
      3.4

    • getDisabledBundles

      BundleDescription[] getDisabledBundles()
      Returns an array of BundleDescriptions for the bundles that are disabled in the system. Use getDisabledInfos(BundleDescription) to interrogate the reason that each bundle is disabled.
      Returns:
      the array of disabled bundles. An empty array is returned if no bundles are disabled.
      Since:
      3.4
      See Also:

    • addDisabledInfo

      void addDisabledInfo(DisabledInfo disabledInfo)
      Adds the disabled info to this state. If a disable info already exists for the specified policy and the specified bundle then it is replaced with the given disabled info.
      Parameters:
      disabledInfo - the disabled info to add.
      Throws:
      IllegalArgumentException - if the BundleDescription for the specified disabled info does not exist in this state.
      Since:
      3.4

    • removeDisabledInfo

      void removeDisabledInfo(DisabledInfo disabledInfo)
      Removes the disabled info from the state.
      Parameters:
      disabledInfo - the disabled info to remove
      Since:
      3.4

    • getDisabledInfos

      DisabledInfo[] getDisabledInfos(BundleDescription bundle)
      Returns an array of disabled info for the specified bundle. If no disabled info exist then an empty array is returned.
      Parameters:
      bundle - the bundle to get the disabled info for.
      Returns:
      the array of disabled info.
      Since:
      3.4

    • getDisabledInfo

      DisabledInfo getDisabledInfo(BundleDescription bundle, String policyName)
      Returns the disabled info for the specified bundle with the specified policy name. If no disabled info exists then null is returned.
      Parameters:
      bundle - the bundle to get the disabled info for
      Returns:
      the disabled info.
      Since:
      3.4

    • setResolverHookFactory

      void setResolverHookFactory(ResolverHookFactory hookFactory)
      Sets the resolver hook factory for this state. The resolver hook factory is used during resolve operations according to the OSGi specification for the resolver hook factory.
      Parameters:
      hookFactory - the resolver hook factory
      Throws:
      IllegalStateException - if the resolver hook factory is already set
      Since:
      3.7