Okay I figured it out ... wow. Abstract classes everywhere.
I am going to have to define an AuthorityFactory2 (if we obey our
conventions) documenting the fact that this getIdentifiedObjectFinder
method is an outstanding change request against GeoAPI.
interface AuthorityFactory2 {
public IdentifiedObjectFinder getIdentifiedObjectFinder( final
Class/*<? extends IdentifiedObject>*/ type) throws FactoryException;
}
Armed with this bit of knowledge I should be able to untangle
DefaultAuthorityFactory from the assumption that everything it finds is
an AbstractAuthorityFactory. Please note that DefaultAuthorityFactory
should end up being a AbstractCachedAuthorityFactory wrapping around
ManyAuthoritiesFactory at the end of the day.
I am going to go crawl into a corner and whimper for the rest of the
weekend. The joy of abstract classes.
Jody
> Hi Martin ... I am looking at test cases that expect an
> AbstractAuthorityFactory - which has a public method
> getIdentifiedObjectFinder( class ). This method is not part of the
> formal GeoAPI interfaces and has been ignored by me up to this point.
>
> What is this construct used for?
> Jody
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