org.eclipse.emf.transaction
Interface TransactionalEditingDomain.DefaultOptions

All Known Implementing Classes:

TransactionalEditingDomainImpl

Enclosing interface:

TransactionalEditingDomain

public static interface TransactionalEditingDomain.DefaultOptions

Adapter interface provided by TransactionalEditingDomains that support the notion of default transaction options. This allows clients, usually when initializing an editing domain, to specify options that will be applied to any read/write Transaction for which explicit values are not provided when they are created.

There are no default-defaults: by default, an editing domain has no default transaction options. Default options are only applied to root-level transactions. Nested transactions are expected to inherit them (or not) as appropriate to the implementation of the options, as usual.

Note that these are applied also to undo/redo transactions and may be overridden by the options returned by the InternalTransactionalEditingDomain.getUndoRedoOptions() method. Thus, it may be important for an editing domain to use the undo/redo options to explicitly disable options that may have defaults.

The default editing domain implementation provides this adapter interface.

Since:

1.2

Method Summary

Map<?,?>	getDefaultTransactionOptions() Obtains a read-only view of the editing domain's default transaction options.
void	setDefaultTransactionOptions(Map<?,?> options) Sets the default transaction options.

Method Detail

getDefaultTransactionOptions

Map<?,?> getDefaultTransactionOptions()

Obtains a read-only view of the editing domain's default transaction options.

Returns:

my read-only map of transaction options

setDefaultTransactionOptions

void setDefaultTransactionOptions(Map<?,?> options)

Sets the default transaction options. It is probably best to do this only when configuring a new editing domain, as inconsistent behaviour may result from changing the options while editing transactions are in progress.

Parameters:

options - the new options. The options are copied from the map