Examples of archmapper.main.model.stylemapping.ClassType

Package archmapper.main.model.stylemapping

Examples of archmapper.main.model.stylemapping.ClassType

archmapper.main.model.stylemapping.ClassType
Represents a class type that belongs to a component or connector type from an architectural style. Each class type can have a super class, interfaces, and restrictions for the implementation. If a class type is optional, it needs not be part of the implementation, but can be. @author mg

            if (classDef != null) {
              String classTypeName = classDef.getType();
              if (classTypeName != null) {
                ComponentTypeMapping typeMapping = mappingHelper.getComponentTypeMapping(compName);
                if (typeMapping != null) {
                  ClassType classType = typeMapping.getClassType(classTypeName);
                  if (classType != null) {
                    if (classType.isSingleton()) {
                      generateResultsForASTNode(history, creation, resource, "The singleton "+ 
                          binding.getName() + " should only be created by the Spring configuration");
                    }
                  }
                }

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        if (binding.getSuperclass() != null &&
            binding.getSuperclass() != type.getAST().resolveWellKnownType("java.lang.Object")) {
          // Check Restriction.noSuperClass
          ImplementationArtifactType artifactType = mappingHelper.getTypeOf(artifactDef);
          if (artifactType != null && artifactType instanceof ClassType) {
            ClassType classType = (ClassType) artifactType;
            if (classType.getRestrictions().contains(ClassTypeRestriction.noSuperclass)) {
              generateResultsForASTNode(history, type, resource, 
                  "The type "+ binding.getQualifiedName() + " should "+
                  "not have a superclass according to the style mapping.");
            }
          }

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    if (classDef.getParent() instanceof ComponentMapping) {
      String compType = getComponentTypeOf((ComponentMapping) classDef.getParent());
      ComponentTypeMapping compTypeMapping = styleMapping.getComponentType(compType);
      if (compTypeMapping != null) {
        ClassType type = compTypeMapping.getClassType(classDef.getType());
        
        if (type == null) {
          throw new ArchMapperException("The class type "+ classDef.getType() +
              " of class "+ classDef.getClassName() + " is not defined!");
        }
        return (type.isSingleton() == Boolean.TRUE);
      }
    } else {
      String connType = getConnectorTypeOf((ConnectorMapping) classDef.getParent());
      ConnectorTypeMapping connTypeMapping = styleMapping.getConnectorTypeMapping(connType);
      if (connTypeMapping != null) {
        ClassType type = connTypeMapping.getClassType(classDef.getType());
        
        if (type == null) {
          throw new ArchMapperException("The class type "+ classDef.getType() +
              " of class "+ classDef.getClassName() + " is not defined!");
        }
        return (type.isSingleton() == Boolean.TRUE);
      }
    }
    
    return false;
  }

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    ComponentTypeMapping compT2Mapping = new ComponentTypeMapping();
    compT2Mapping.setTypeName("CompType2");
    styleMapping.getComponentTypeMapping().add(compT2Mapping);
    compT2Mapping.setExternal(false);


    ClassType classType = new ClassType();
    compT2Mapping.getClassTypes().add(classType);
    classType.setTypeName("ClassType2");
    classType.setSingleton(true);
    
    PortTypeMapping ptMapping = new PortTypeMapping();
    styleMapping.getPortTypeMapping().add(ptMapping);
    ptMapping.setTypeName("PortType2");
    ptMapping.getExportedTypes().add(classType);

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