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Add method reference for Classic and Dynamic domain factories

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Wim Velzeboer
2021-07-08 10:16:00 +01:00
parent 372fa3f832
commit 8185e3416c
5 changed files with 289 additions and 13 deletions
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sfdx-source/apex-extensions/main/application/classic/classes/fflib_ClassicDomainFactory.cls
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/**
* File Name: fflib_ClassicDomainFactory
* @description
* @description Domain Factory for creating instances of Domain classes
* using a static map for linking the SObjectType to its Domain Constructor implementation class
*
* @author architect ir. Wilhelmus G.J. Velzeboer
*
@@ -40,13 +41,13 @@ public virtual class fflib_ClassicDomainFactory
public fflib_ClassicDomainFactory() {}
/**
* Constructs a Domain factory, using an instance of the Selector Factory
* and a map of Apex classes implementing fflib_ISObjectDomain by SObjectType
* Note this will not check the Apex classes provided actually implement the interfaces
* since this is not possible in the Apex runtime at present
* Constructs a Domain factory, based on a map linking the ObjectType to the
* implementation class type.
* Note: this will not check if the Apex classes actually implements the
* interfaces since this is not possible in the Apex runtime at present
*
* @param selectorFactory , e.g. Application.Selector
* @param constructorTypeByObject Map of Domain classes by ObjectType
* @param selectorFactory, A reference to the Selector Factory instance, an instance of fflib_ISelectorFactory
* @param constructorTypeByObject Map of Domain classes by Object Type
**/
public fflib_ClassicDomainFactory(
fflib_ISelectorFactory selectorFactory,
@@ -62,6 +63,7 @@ public virtual class fflib_ClassicDomainFactory
* and a map of Apex classes implementing fflib_ISObjectDomain by SObjectType
* Note this will not check the Apex classes provided actually implement the interfaces
* since this is not possible in the Apex runtime at present
* Use only for backwards compatibility.
*
* @param selectorFactory , e.g. Application.Selector
* @param sObjectByDomainConstructorType Map of Apex classes by SObjectType