Uses of Interface
brooklyn.catalog.CatalogItem

Packages that use CatalogItem

brooklyn.catalog

Uses of CatalogItem in brooklyn.catalog

Methods in brooklyn.catalog that return CatalogItem

CatalogItem<?>	BrooklynCatalog.addItem(Class<?> clazz) creates a catalog item and adds it to the 'manual' catalog, with the corresponding Class definition (loaded by a classloader) registered and available in the classloader.
<T> CatalogItem<T>	BrooklynCatalog.getCatalogItem(Class<T> type, String id) variant of BrooklynCatalog.getCatalogItem(String) which checks (and casts) type for convenience (returns null if type does not match)
CatalogItem<?>	BrooklynCatalog.getCatalogItem(String id) finds the item with the given ID, or null if not found

Methods in brooklyn.catalog that return types with arguments of type CatalogItem

<T> Iterable<CatalogItem<T>>	BrooklynCatalog.getCatalogItems() returns all items in the catalog
<T> Iterable<CatalogItem<T>>	BrooklynCatalog.getCatalogItems(com.google.common.base.Predicate<? super CatalogItem<T>> filter) convenience for filtering items in the catalog

Methods in brooklyn.catalog with parameters of type CatalogItem

void	BrooklynCatalog.addItem(CatalogItem<?> item) adds an item to the 'manual' catalog; this does not update the classpath or have a record to the java Class, so callers of this method will typically also need to call BrooklynCatalog.addToClasspath(String) or BrooklynCatalog.addToClasspath(ClassLoader)
<T> Class<? extends T>	BrooklynCatalog.loadClass(CatalogItem<T> item) throws exceptions if any problems

Method parameters in brooklyn.catalog with type arguments of type CatalogItem

<T> Iterable<CatalogItem<T>>

BrooklynCatalog.getCatalogItems(com.google.common.base.Predicate<? super CatalogItem<T>> filter) convenience for filtering items in the catalog