Module java.money

Package javax.money.spi

Interface MonetaryAmountsSingletonQuerySpi

public interface MonetaryAmountsSingletonQuerySpi

SPI (core) for the backing implementation of the Monetary singleton, implementing the query functionality for amounts.

Author:

Anatole Tresch

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
java.util.Collection<MonetaryAmountFactory<? extends MonetaryAmount>>	getAmountFactories(MonetaryAmountFactoryQuery query)	Get the MonetaryAmountFactory implementation class, that best matches to cover the given MonetaryContext.
default MonetaryAmountFactory	getAmountFactory(MonetaryAmountFactoryQuery query)	Executes the query and returns the MonetaryAmountFactory implementation type found, if there is only one type.
default java.lang.Class<? extends MonetaryAmount>	getAmountType(MonetaryAmountFactoryQuery query)	Executes the query and returns the MonetaryAmount implementation type found, if there is only one type.
default java.util.Collection<java.lang.Class<? extends MonetaryAmount>>	getAmountTypes(MonetaryAmountFactoryQuery query)	Executes the query and returns the MonetaryAmount implementation types found.
default boolean	isAvailable(MonetaryAmountFactoryQuery query)	Checks if an MonetaryAmountFactory is matching the given query.

Method Details

getAmountFactories

java.util.Collection<MonetaryAmountFactory<? extends MonetaryAmount>> getAmountFactories(MonetaryAmountFactoryQuery query)

Get the MonetaryAmountFactory implementation class, that best matches to cover the given MonetaryContext.

The evaluation order should consider the following aspects:

• If MonetaryContext.getAmountType() is explicitly defined, it should be considered. Nevertheless if precision/scale cannot be met, a MonetaryException should be thrown.
• The remaining implementation class candidates must cover the required precision.
• The remaining implementation class candidates must cover the required max scale.
• If max scale is met, but precision==0 (unlimited precision), the MonetaryAmount implementation candidate should be chosen with highest possible precision.
• If still multiple implementation candidates qualify, the ones with Flavor.PERFORMANCE are preferred.
• After this point the selection may be arbitrary.

Parameters:

query - the factory query, not null.

Returns:

the MonetaryAmount implementation class, that best matches to cover the given MonetaryContext, never null.

Throws:

MonetaryException - if no MonetaryAmount implementation class can cover the required MonetaryContext.

isAvailable

default boolean isAvailable(MonetaryAmountFactoryQuery query)

Checks if an MonetaryAmountFactory is matching the given query.

Parameters:

query - the factory query, not null.

Returns:

true, if at least one MonetaryAmountFactory matches the query.

getAmountType

default java.lang.Class<? extends MonetaryAmount> getAmountType(MonetaryAmountFactoryQuery query)

Executes the query and returns the MonetaryAmount implementation type found, if there is only one type. If multiple types match the query, the first one is selected.

Parameters:

query - the factory query, not null.

Returns:

the type found, or null.

getAmountTypes

default java.util.Collection<java.lang.Class<? extends MonetaryAmount>> getAmountTypes(MonetaryAmountFactoryQuery query)

Executes the query and returns the MonetaryAmount implementation types found.

Parameters:

query - the factory query, not null.

Returns:

the type found, or null.

getAmountFactory

default MonetaryAmountFactory getAmountFactory(MonetaryAmountFactoryQuery query)

Executes the query and returns the MonetaryAmountFactory implementation type found, if there is only one type. If multiple types match the query, the first one is selected.

Parameters:

query - the factory query, not null.

Returns:

the type found, or null.