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package org.apache.ambari.server.controller.spi;
import java.util.Set;
/**
* The property provider is used to plug in various property sources into a
* resource provider. The property provider is able to populate, or partially
* populate a given resource object with property values.
*/
public interface PropertyProvider {
/**
* Populate the given set of resource with any properties that this property
* provider can provide and return a populated set of resources. The provider
* may drop resources from the original set if it determines that the don't
* meet the conditions of the predicate.
*
* @param resources the resources to be populated
* @param request the request object which defines the desired set of properties
* @param predicate the predicate object which filters which resources are returned
*
* @return the populated set of resources
*
* @throws SystemException thrown if resources cannot be populated
*/
public Set<Resource> populateResources(Set<Resource> resources, Request request, Predicate predicate)
throws SystemException;
/**
* Check whether the set of given property ids is supported by this resource
* provider.
*
* @return a subset of the given property id set containing any property ids not
* supported by this resource provider. An empty return set indicates
* that all of the given property ids are supported.
*/
public Set<String> checkPropertyIds(Set<String> propertyIds);
}