Examples of org.adfemg.datacontrol.xml.DataControlDefinition

org.adfemg.datacontrol.xml.DataControlDefinition

The DataControl Definition class. After creation this should be initialized by calling {@link #loadFromMetadata} to load the datacontrol configuration from theDataControls.dcx file. Once this is done, {@link #getStructure} can be used toconstruct (or retrieve the cached) datacontrol structure that is exposed in the JDeveloper datacontrol palette. This class also instantiates the runtime datacontrols using {@link #createDataControl}

Inspired on oracle.adfinternal.model.adapter.url.xml.XMLDCDef and oracle.adf.model.adapter.dataformat.XSDHandler

@see AbstractDefinition @see oracle.adfinternal.model.adapter.url.xml.XMLDCDef @see oracle.adf.model.adapter.dataformat.XSDHandler

                                                        DataProvider.class.getName() + " as class attribute "), params);
                params.appendChild(doc.createComment("you can add fixed parameters, dynamic parameters, list parameters or xml parameters"));
            }
        }


        DataControlDefinition def = new DataControlDefinition();
        // full name is used for Definition and BeanClass properties in AdapterDataControl
        String fullName = getPkgName() + "." + getName();
        def.setFullName(fullName);
        def.setMetadata(defNode);
        MetaDef metaDef = new MetaDef(MetaDef.CTX_JDEVELOPER);
        metaDef.createDataControl(def);
        MessageUtils.showInformationMessage("XML Data Control",
                                            "Please click the Refresh button in the Data Controls panel when finished");
    }

        }
        return properties;
    }


    protected TypeMapper getTypeMapper() {
        DataControlDefinition dcDef = getDataControl().getDCDefinition();
        DataControlDefinitionNode defNode = dcDef.findDefinitionNode(getDefinition());
        return defNode.getProviderInstance(TypeMapper.class);
    }

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