Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.jaxb.xmlmodel.XmlJavaTypeAdapter

Package org.eclipse.persistence.jaxb.xmlmodel

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.jaxb.xmlmodel.XmlJavaTypeAdapter

org.eclipse.persistence.jaxb.xmlmodel.XmlJavaTypeAdapter
clipse.org/eclipselink/xsds/persistence/oxm}java-attribute"> <attribute name="value" use="required" type="{http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema}string" /> <attribute name="type" type="{http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema}string" default="javax.xml.bind.annotation.adapters.XmlJavaTypeAdapter.DEFAULT" /> </extension> </complexContent> </complexType>

            adapterMap.put(next.getType(), next);
        }
        
        for(XmlJavaTypeAdapter next:overrideAdapters.getXmlJavaTypeAdapter()) {
            //If there's already an adapter for this type, replace it's value
            XmlJavaTypeAdapter existingAdapter = adapterMap.get(next.getType());
            if(existingAdapter != null) {
                existingAdapter.setValue(next.getValue());
            } else {
                xmlJavaTypeAdapters.getXmlJavaTypeAdapter().add(next);
            }
        }
    }

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            // if we are dealing with a reference, generate mapping and return 
            if (property.isReference()) {
                return generateMappingForReferenceProperty(property, descriptor, namespaceInfo);
            }
            
            XmlJavaTypeAdapter xja = property.getXmlJavaTypeAdapter();
            JavaClass adapterClass = helper.getJavaClass(xja.getValue());
            JavaClass valueType = property.getActualType();
            DatabaseMapping mapping;
            boolean isArray = property.getType().isArray() && !property.getType().getRawName().equals("byte[]");


            // if the value type is something we have a descriptor for, create

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            adapterMap.put(next.getType(), next);
        }
        
        for(XmlJavaTypeAdapter next:overrideAdapters.getXmlJavaTypeAdapter()) {
            //If there's already an adapter for this type, replace it's value
            XmlJavaTypeAdapter existingAdapter = adapterMap.get(next.getType());
            if(existingAdapter != null) {
                existingAdapter.setValue(next.getValue());
            } else {
                xmlJavaTypeAdapters.getXmlJavaTypeAdapter().add(next);
            }
        }
    }

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        if (property.isSetXmlJavaTypeAdapter()) {
            // need to check the adapter to determine whether we require a
            // direct mapping (anything we can create a descriptor for) or
            // a composite mapping
            
            XmlJavaTypeAdapter xja = property.getXmlJavaTypeAdapter();
            JavaClass adapterClass = helper.getJavaClass(xja.getValue());
            JavaClass valueType = property.getActualType();            
                      
            // if the value type is something we have a descriptor for, create
            // a composite object mapping, otherwise create a direct mapping
            if (typeInfo.containsKey(valueType.getQualifiedName())) {

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            // if we are dealing with a reference, generate mapping and return 
            if (property.isReference()) {
                return generateMappingForReferenceProperty(property, descriptor, namespaceInfo);
            }
            
            XmlJavaTypeAdapter xja = property.getXmlJavaTypeAdapter();
            JavaClass adapterClass = helper.getJavaClass(xja.getValue());


            JavaClass valueType = null;
            String sValType = xja.getValueType();
            if (sValType.equals("javax.xml.bind.annotation.adapters.XmlJavaTypeAdapter.DEFAULT")) {
                valueType = property.getActualType();
            } else {
                valueType = helper.getJavaClass(xja.getValueType());
            }


            Mapping mapping;
            boolean isArray = property.getType().isArray() && !property.getType().getRawName().equals("byte[]");

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            JavaClass type = next.getType();
            JavaClass originalType = next.getType();
            Converter converter = null;
            TypeInfo info = typeInfo.get(type.getName());
            if(info != null){
                XmlJavaTypeAdapter adapter = info.getXmlJavaTypeAdapter();
                if(adapter != null){
                    String adapterValue = adapter.getValue();
                    JavaClass adapterClass = helper.getJavaClass(adapterValue);
                    JavaClass theClass = CompilerHelper.getTypeFromAdapterClass(adapterClass, helper);
                    type = theClass;
                    converter = new XMLJavaTypeConverter(adapterClass.getQualifiedName());
                }

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            JavaClass originalType = next.getType();
            Converter converter = null;
            Field xmlField = null;
            TypeInfo info = typeInfo.get(type.getName());
            if(info != null){
                XmlJavaTypeAdapter adapter = info.getXmlJavaTypeAdapter();
                if(adapter != null){
                    String adapterValue = adapter.getValue();
                    JavaClass adapterClass = helper.getJavaClass(adapterValue);
                    JavaClass theClass = CompilerHelper.getTypeFromAdapterClass(adapterClass, helper);
                    type = theClass;
                    converter = new XMLJavaTypeConverter(adapterClass.getQualifiedName());
                }

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            // if we are dealing with a reference, generate mapping and return 
            if (property.isReference()) {
                return generateMappingForReferenceProperty(property, descriptor, namespaceInfo);
            }
            
            XmlJavaTypeAdapter xja = property.getXmlJavaTypeAdapter();
            JavaClass adapterClass = helper.getJavaClass(xja.getValue());
            JavaClass valueType = property.getActualType();
            DatabaseMapping mapping;


            // if the value type is something we have a descriptor for, create
            // a composite mapping

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        if (property.isSetXmlJavaTypeAdapter()) {
            // need to check the adapter to determine whether we require a
            // direct mapping (anything we can create a descriptor for) or
            // a composite mapping
            
            XmlJavaTypeAdapter xja = property.getXmlJavaTypeAdapter();
            JavaClass adapterClass = helper.getJavaClass(xja.getValue());
            JavaClass valueType = property.getActualType();            
                      
            // if the value type is something we have a descriptor for, create
            // a composite object mapping, otherwise create a direct mapping
            if (typeInfo.containsKey(valueType.getQualifiedName())) {

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            // if we are dealing with a reference, generate mapping and return 
            if (property.isReference()) {
                return generateMappingForReferenceProperty(property, descriptor, namespaceInfo);
            }
            
            XmlJavaTypeAdapter xja = property.getXmlJavaTypeAdapter();
            JavaClass adapterClass = helper.getJavaClass(xja.getValue());


            JavaClass valueType = null;
            String sValType = xja.getValueType();
            if (sValType.equals("javax.xml.bind.annotation.adapters.XmlJavaTypeAdapter.DEFAULT")) {
                valueType = property.getActualType();
            } else {
                valueType = helper.getJavaClass(xja.getValueType());
            }


            DatabaseMapping mapping;
            boolean isArray = property.getType().isArray() && !property.getType().getRawName().equals("byte[]");

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