Examples of LogicalPath

com.pcmsolutions.system.paths.LogicalPath
User: paulmeehan Date: 21-Jan-2004 Time: 11:11:04
org.springframework.roo.project.LogicalPath
A given {@link Path} within the context of a specific project module.
To obtain the physical location on the file system, pass an instance of this class to the {@link PathResolver}. @author James Tyrrell @since 1.2.0

Examples of org.springframework.roo.project.LogicalPath

                                        .getMetadataIdentiferType())),
                "Expected a valid physical Java type instance identifier (not '%s')",
                physicalJavaTypeIdentifier);
        final JavaType javaType = PhysicalTypeIdentifier
                .getJavaType(physicalJavaTypeIdentifier);
        final LogicalPath path = PhysicalTypeIdentifier
                .getPath(physicalJavaTypeIdentifier);
        return createLocalIdentifier(javaType, path);
    }

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Examples of org.springframework.roo.project.LogicalPath

        // Extract out the metadata provider class (we need this later to
        // extract just the Path it is located in)
        final String providesType = MetadataIdentificationUtils
                .getMetadataClass(memberHoldingTypeDetails
                        .getDeclaredByMetadataId());
        final LogicalPath path = PhysicalTypeIdentifierNamingUtils.getPath(
                providesType,
                memberHoldingTypeDetails.getDeclaredByMetadataId());
        // Produce the local MID we're going to use to make the request
        return createLocalIdentifier(governorType, path);
    }

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Examples of org.springframework.roo.project.LogicalPath

        T parentMetadata = null;
        ClassOrInterfaceTypeDetails superCid = child.getSuperclass();
        while (parentMetadata == null && superCid != null) {
            final String superCidPhysicalTypeIdentifier = superCid
                    .getDeclaredByMetadataId();
            final LogicalPath path = PhysicalTypeIdentifier
                    .getPath(superCidPhysicalTypeIdentifier);
            final String superCidLocalIdentifier = createLocalIdentifier(
                    superCid.getName(), path);
            parentMetadata = (T) metadataService.get(superCidLocalIdentifier);
            superCid = superCid.getSuperclass();

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Examples of org.springframework.roo.project.LogicalPath


        // A physical Java type has changed, and determine what the
        // corresponding local metadata identification string would have been
        final JavaType javaType = PhysicalTypeIdentifier
                .getJavaType(upstreamDependency);
        final LogicalPath path = PhysicalTypeIdentifier
                .getPath(upstreamDependency);
        return createLocalIdentifier(javaType, path);
    }

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Examples of org.springframework.roo.project.LogicalPath

    @Override
    protected String getGovernorPhysicalTypeIdentifier(
            final String metadataIdentificationString) {
        final JavaType javaType = JsfApplicationBeanMetadata
                .getJavaType(metadataIdentificationString);
        final LogicalPath path = JsfApplicationBeanMetadata
                .getPath(metadataIdentificationString);
        return PhysicalTypeIdentifier.createIdentifier(javaType, path);
    }

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Examples of org.springframework.roo.project.LogicalPath

    @Override
    protected String getGovernorPhysicalTypeIdentifier(
            final String metadataIdentificationString) {
        final JavaType javaType = JsfConverterMetadata
                .getJavaType(metadataIdentificationString);
        final LogicalPath path = JsfConverterMetadata
                .getPath(metadataIdentificationString);
        return PhysicalTypeIdentifier.createIdentifier(javaType, path);
    }

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Examples of org.springframework.roo.project.LogicalPath


    @Override
    protected String getGovernorPhysicalTypeIdentifier(
            final String metadataIdentificationString) {
        final JavaType javaType = getType(metadataIdentificationString);
        final LogicalPath path = PhysicalTypeIdentifierNamingUtils.getPath(
                PROVIDES_TYPE_STRING, metadataIdentificationString);
        return PhysicalTypeIdentifier.createIdentifier(javaType, path);
    }

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Examples of org.springframework.roo.project.LogicalPath

    @Override
    protected String getGovernorPhysicalTypeIdentifier(
            final String metadataIdentificationString) {
        final JavaType javaType = JsonMetadata
                .getJavaType(metadataIdentificationString);
        final LogicalPath path = JsonMetadata
                .getPath(metadataIdentificationString);
        final String physicalTypeIdentifier = PhysicalTypeIdentifier
                .createIdentifier(javaType, path);
        return physicalTypeIdentifier;
    }

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Examples of org.springframework.roo.project.LogicalPath

            final PhysicalTypeMetadata governorPhysicalTypeMetadata,
            final String itdFilename) {
        // Acquire bean info (we need getters details, specifically)
        final JavaType javaType = JsonMetadata
                .getJavaType(metadataIdentificationString);
        final LogicalPath path = JsonMetadata
                .getPath(metadataIdentificationString);


        // We need to parse the annotation, if it is not present we will simply
        // get the default annotation values
        final JsonAnnotationValues annotationValues = new JsonAnnotationValues(

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Examples of org.springframework.roo.project.LogicalPath

    @Override
    protected String getGovernorPhysicalTypeIdentifier(
            final String metadataIdentificationString) {
        final JavaType javaType = IdentifierMetadata
                .getJavaType(metadataIdentificationString);
        final LogicalPath path = IdentifierMetadata
                .getPath(metadataIdentificationString);
        return PhysicalTypeIdentifier.createIdentifier(javaType, path);
    }

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