public interface LocalDataBuilder
Life-cycle: These are long-lived objects. The
local data builder object is plugged into the Engine, and then it may
be in use during several processing sessions.
Typically the construction of the object is done by
Settings.execute(), based on the value of setting
"localData".
Local data builders that are added with setting "localData" (or
directly with Engine.addLocalDataBuilder(int, java.lang.String, fmpp.LocalDataBuilder)) receive notifications about
the events of the Engine if they implement interface
ProgressListener.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.Map |
build(Engine eng,
TemplateEnvironment env)
Returns the variables that could be added to the local data.
|
java.util.Map build(Engine eng, TemplateEnvironment env) throws java.lang.Exception
null. The returned map will not be modified
(although technically, badly behaved 3rd party code can modify
the values soted in the map...).java.lang.Exception