| com.sun.tools.xjc.model.TypeUse
All known Subclasses: com.sun.tools.xjc.model.TypeUseImpl,
| TypeUse | | public interface TypeUse (Code) | | Information about how another type is referenced.
In practice it is often easier to use
CTypeInfo instead of
NType , so this interface defines
TypeUse.getInfo() .
author:
Kohsuke Kawaguchi
See Also: TypeUseImpl |
| Method Summary | |
| JExpression | createConstant(Outline outline, XmlString lexical)
Creates a constant for the given lexical value.
For example, to create a constant 1 for xs:int, you'd do:
CBuiltinLeafInfo.INT.createConstant( codeModel, "1", null );
This method is invoked at the backend as a part of the code generation process.
throws:
IllegalStateException - if the type isn't bound to a text in XML. | | CAdapter | getAdapterUse()
If this type use is adapting the type, returns the adapter. | | MimeType | getExpectedMimeType()
A
TypeUse can have an associated MIME type. | | CNonElement | getInfo()
Individual item type. | | ID | idUse()
Whether the referenced type (individual item type in case of collection)
is ID/IDREF.
ID is a property of a relationship. | | boolean | isCollection()
If the use can hold multiple values of the specified type. |
| createConstant | | JExpression createConstant(Outline outline, XmlString lexical)(Code) | | Creates a constant for the given lexical value.
For example, to create a constant 1 for xs:int, you'd do:
CBuiltinLeafInfo.INT.createConstant( codeModel, "1", null );
This method is invoked at the backend as a part of the code generation process.
throws:
IllegalStateException - if the type isn't bound to a text in XML. nullif the constant cannot be created for this TypeUse(such as when it's a collection) |
| getAdapterUse | | CAdapter getAdapterUse()(Code) | | If this type use is adapting the type, returns the adapter.
Otherwise return null.
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| idUse | | ID idUse()(Code) | | Whether the referenced type (individual item type in case of collection)
is ID/IDREF.
ID is a property of a relationship. When a bean Foo has an ID property
called 'bar' whose type is String, Foo isn't an ID, String isn't an ID,
but this relationship is an ID (in the sense that Foo uses this String
as an ID.)
The same thing can be said with IDREF. When Foo refers to Bar by means of
IDREF, neither Foo nor Bar is IDREF.
That's why we have this method in
TypeUse .
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| isCollection | | boolean isCollection()(Code) | | If the use can hold multiple values of the specified type.
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