org.robotframework.javalib.keyword
Class CollisionKeyword

java.lang.Object
  org.robotframework.javalib.keyword.CollisionKeyword

All Implemented Interfaces:

Keyword

public class CollisionKeyword
extends java.lang.Object
implements Keyword

If a keyword name collision is detected, an instance of this class will be associated with the colliding name. Execution of this keyword will notify the user of the collision and the two classes that have the same keyword name.

Author:

Sami Honkonen

Constructor Summary

CollisionKeyword(java.lang.String implementingClassName1, java.lang.String implementingClassName2)
Creates a collision keyword

Method Summary

java.lang.Object

execute(java.lang.Object[] arguments) Throws a KeywordNameCollisionException with an error message notifying the user of the collision and classes causing the collision.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

CollisionKeyword

public CollisionKeyword(java.lang.String implementingClassName1,
                        java.lang.String implementingClassName2)

Creates a collision keyword

Parameters:

implementingClassName1 - name of first class with colliding keyword name

implementingClassName2 - name of second class with colliding keyword name

Method Detail

execute

public java.lang.Object execute(java.lang.Object[] arguments)

Throws a KeywordNameCollisionException with an error message notifying the user of the collision and classes causing the collision.

Specified by:

execute in interface Keyword

Parameters:

arguments - arguments from Robot

Returns:

keyword return value. If the keyword isn't suppose to return anything useful, use Boolean.TRUE.

Throws:

KeywordNameCollisionException - always throws this exception