Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.jaxb.javamodel.JavaHasAnnotations

Package org.eclipse.persistence.jaxb.javamodel

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.jaxb.javamodel.JavaHasAnnotations

org.eclipse.persistence.jaxb.javamodel.JavaHasAnnotations
INTERNAL:
Purpose:A superinterface for those interfaces which represent JDK Annotations.
Responsibilities:
- Ensure that subinterfaces define methods for accessing both inherited and direct annotations present on a given JavaAnnotation
@since Oracle TopLink 11.1.1.0.0 @see java.lang.annotation.Annotation @see org.eclipse.persistence.jaxb20.javamodel.JavaAnnotation


        // Iterate over the field and method properties. If ANYTHING contains an annotation and
        // doesn't appear in the other list, add it to the final list
        for (int i = 0; i < fieldProperties.size(); i++) {
            Property next = (Property) fieldProperties.get(i);
            JavaHasAnnotations elem = next.getElement();
            if (hasJAXBAnnotations(elem)) {
                list.add(next);
            }
        }
        for (int i = 0; i < methodProperties.size(); i++) {
            Property next = (Property) methodProperties.get(i);
            JavaHasAnnotations elem = next.getElement();
            if (hasJAXBAnnotations(elem)) {
                list.add(next);
            }
        }
        return list;

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        // annotation and
        // doesn't appear in the other list, add it to the final list
        List<Property> fieldProperties = getFieldPropertiesForClass(cls, info, false);
        Map<String, Property> fields = new HashMap<String, Property>(fieldProperties.size());
        for (Property next : fieldProperties) {
            JavaHasAnnotations elem = next.getElement();
            if (!hasJAXBAnnotations(elem)) {
                next.setTransient(true);
            }
            list.add(next);
            fields.put(next.getPropertyName(), next);
        }


        List<Property> methodProperties = getPropertyPropertiesForClass(cls, info, false);
        for (Property next : methodProperties) {
            JavaHasAnnotations elem = next.getElement();
            if (hasJAXBAnnotations(elem)) {
                // If the property is annotated remove the corresponding field
                Property fieldProperty = fields.get(next.getPropertyName());
                list.remove(fieldProperty);
                list.add(next);

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        // Iterate over the field and method properties. If ANYTHING contains an annotation and
        // doesn't appear in the other list, add it to the final list
        for (int i = 0; i < fieldProperties.size(); i++) {
            Property next = (Property) fieldProperties.get(i);
            JavaHasAnnotations elem = next.getElement();
            if (hasJAXBAnnotations(elem)) {
                list.add(next);
            }
        }
        for (int i = 0; i < methodProperties.size(); i++) {
            Property next = (Property) methodProperties.get(i);
            JavaHasAnnotations elem = next.getElement();
            if (hasJAXBAnnotations(elem)) {
                list.add(next);
            }
        }
        return list;

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    private Property createProperty(TypeInfo info, JavaAttribute javaAttribute) {
        XmlAccessType xmlAccessorType = javaAttribute.getXmlAccessorType();
        //Property prop = new Property();
        //prop.setPropertyName(javaAttribute.getJavaAttribute());
        String propName = javaAttribute.getJavaAttribute();
        JavaHasAnnotations element = null;
        JavaClass pType = null;
        JavaClass jClass = this.jModelInput.getJavaModel().getClass(info.getJavaClassName());
        if(xmlAccessorType == XmlAccessType.PROPERTY) {
            //set up accessor method names
            String name  = Character.toUpperCase(propName.charAt(0)) + propName.substring(1);

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            if (facets) addFacets(property);
        }
    }


    private void addFacets(Property property) {
        final JavaHasAnnotations element = property.getElement();
        if (helper.isAnnotationPresent(element, DecimalMin.class)) {
            DecimalMin a = (DecimalMin) helper.getAnnotation(element, DecimalMin.class);
            DecimalMinFacet facet = new DecimalMinFacet(a.value(), a.inclusive());
            property.addFacet(facet);
        }

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        // handle XmlJoinNode(s)
        processXmlJoinNodes(property);
        processXmlNullPolicy(property, cls, info);


        // Handle XmlLocation
        JavaHasAnnotations elem = propertyElement;
        if (helper.isAnnotationPresent(elem, XmlLocation.class) || helper.isAnnotationPresent(elem, CompilerHelper.XML_LOCATION_ANNOTATION_CLASS) || helper.isAnnotationPresent(elem, CompilerHelper.INTERNAL_XML_LOCATION_ANNOTATION_CLASS)) {
            if (!helper.getJavaClass(Constants.LOCATOR_CLASS).isAssignableFrom(property.getType())) {
                throw JAXBException.invalidXmlLocation(property.getPropertyName(), property.getType().getName());
            }
            property.setXmlLocation(true);

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        // annotation and
        // doesn't appear in the other list, add it to the final list
        List<Property> fieldProperties = getFieldPropertiesForClass(cls, info, false);
        Map<String, Property> fields = new HashMap<String, Property>(fieldProperties.size());
        for (Property next : fieldProperties) {
            JavaHasAnnotations elem = next.getElement();
            if (!hasJAXBAnnotations(elem)) {
                next.setTransient(true);
            }
            list.add(next);
            fields.put(next.getPropertyName(), next);
        }


        List<Property> methodProperties = getPropertyPropertiesForClass(cls, info, false);
        for (Property next : methodProperties) {
            JavaHasAnnotations elem = next.getElement();
            if (hasJAXBAnnotations(elem)) {
                // If the property is annotated remove the corresponding field
                Property fieldProperty = fields.get(next.getPropertyName());
                list.remove(fieldProperty);
                list.add(next);

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        // annotation and
        // doesn't appear in the other list, add it to the final list
        List<Property> fieldProperties = getFieldPropertiesForClass(cls, info, false);
        Map<String, Property> fields = new HashMap<String, Property>(fieldProperties.size());
        for (Property next : fieldProperties) {
            JavaHasAnnotations elem = next.getElement();
            if (!hasJAXBAnnotations(elem)) {
                next.setTransient(true);
            }
            list.add(next);
            fields.put(next.getPropertyName(), next);
        }


        List<Property> methodProperties = getPropertyPropertiesForClass(cls, info, false);
        for (Property next : methodProperties) {
            JavaHasAnnotations elem = next.getElement();
            if (hasJAXBAnnotations(elem)) {
                // If the property is annotated remove the corresponding field
                Property fieldProperty = fields.get(next.getPropertyName());
                list.remove(fieldProperty);
                list.add(next);

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        // Iterate over the field and method properties. If ANYTHING contains an annotation and
        // doesn't appear in the other list, add it to the final list
        for (int i = 0; i < fieldProperties.size(); i++) {
            Property next = (Property) fieldProperties.get(i);
            JavaHasAnnotations elem = next.getElement();
            if (!hasJAXBAnnotations(elem)) {
                next.setTransient(true);
            }
            list.add(next);
        }
        for (int i = 0; i < methodProperties.size(); i++) {
            Property next = (Property) methodProperties.get(i);
            JavaHasAnnotations elem = next.getElement();
            if (!hasJAXBAnnotations(elem)) {
                next.setTransient(true);
            }
            list.add(next);
        }

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        // Iterate over the field and method properties. If ANYTHING contains an
        // annotation and
        // Doesn't appear in the other list, add it to the final list
        for (int i = 0; i < fieldProperties.size(); i++) {
            Property next = (Property) fieldProperties.get(i);
            JavaHasAnnotations elem = next.getElement();
            if (helper.isAnnotationPresent(elem, XmlElement.class) || helper.isAnnotationPresent(elem, XmlAttribute.class) || helper.isAnnotationPresent(elem, XmlAnyAttribute.class) || helper.isAnnotationPresent(elem, XmlAnyElement.class) || helper.isAnnotationPresent(elem, XmlValue.class)) {
                list.add(next);
            }
        }
        for (int i = 0; i < methodProperties.size(); i++) {
            Property next = (Property) methodProperties.get(i);
            JavaHasAnnotations elem = next.getElement();
            if (helper.isAnnotationPresent(elem, XmlElement.class) || helper.isAnnotationPresent(elem, XmlAttribute.class) || helper.isAnnotationPresent(elem, XmlAnyAttribute.class) || helper.isAnnotationPresent(elem, XmlAnyElement.class) || helper.isAnnotationPresent(elem, XmlValue.class)) {
                list.add(next);
            }
        }
        return list;

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