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 org.jpox.metadata.MetaData
org.jpox.metadata.ImplementsMetaData
| ImplementsMetaData | | public class ImplementsMetaData extends MetaData (Code) | | The implements element declares a persistence-capable interface implemented by the
persistence-capable class that contains this element. An extent of persistence-capable
classes that implement this interface is managed by the JDO implementation. The extent
can be used for queries or for iteration just like an extent of persistence-capable
instances. The attribute name is required, and is the name of the interface. The java
class naming rules apply: if the interface name is unqualified, the package is the name
of the enclosing package.
MetaData Element
The MetaData Element represented here is as follows
version:
$Revision: 1.12 $ |
| Field Summary | |
| protected String | name
Name of the interface implemented. | | final protected List | properties
Properties implemented. |
| name | | protected String name(Code) | | Name of the interface implemented.
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| properties | | final protected List properties(Code) | | Properties implemented.
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| ImplementsMetaData | | public ImplementsMetaData(ClassMetaData parent, String name)(Code) | | Constructor.
Parameters:
parent - Parent class
Parameters:
name - Name of the interface being implemented |
| addProperty | | public void addProperty(PropertyMetaData pmd)(Code) | | Method to add a property to this interface.
Parameters:
pmd - Property |
| getName | | public String getName()(Code) | | Accessor for name.
Returns the name. |
| populate | | public synchronized void populate(ClassLoaderResolver clr)(Code) | | Method to populate the details of the implements
Parameters:
clr - ClassLoaderResolver to use in loading any classes |
| toString | | public String toString(String prefix, String indent)(Code) | | Returns a string representation of the object.
This can be used as part of a facility to output a MetaData file.
Parameters:
prefix - prefix string
Parameters:
indent - indent string a string representation of the object. |
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