Package org.jboss.xb.annotations

Examples of org.jboss.xb.annotations.JBossXmlChild

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      JBossXmlChildren jbossXmlChildren = typeInfo.getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlChildren.class);
      if (jbossXmlChildren != null)
         children = jbossXmlChildren.value();
      else
      {
         JBossXmlChild jbossXmlChild = typeInfo.getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlChild.class);
         if (jbossXmlChild != null)
            children = new JBossXmlChild[] { jbossXmlChild };
      }

      if (children != null && children.length > 0)
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               TypeInfo typeArg = ((ClassInfo)property.getType()).getComponentType();

               if (typeArg != null && ((ClassInfo)typeArg).getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlModelGroup.class) == null)
               {// it may be a model group in which case we don't want to change the type
                  // TODO yes, this is another hack with collections
                  JBossXmlChild xmlChild = ((ClassInfo) propertyType).getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlChild.class);
                  if (xmlChild == null && localPropertyType.equals(propertyType))
                  { // the localPropertyType was not overriden previously so use the collection parameter type
                     localPropertyType = typeArg;
                  }
               }
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      JBossXmlChildren jbossXmlChildren = typeInfo.getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlChildren.class);
      if (jbossXmlChildren != null)
         children = jbossXmlChildren.value();
      else
      {
         JBossXmlChild jbossXmlChild = typeInfo.getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlChild.class);
         if (jbossXmlChild != null)
            children = new JBossXmlChild[] { jbossXmlChild };
      }

      if (children != null && children.length > 0)
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               TypeInfo typeArg = ((ClassInfo)property.getType()).getComponentType();

               if (typeArg != null && ((ClassInfo)typeArg).getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlModelGroup.class) == null)
               {// it may be a model group in which case we don't want to change the type
                  // TODO yes, this is another hack with collections
                  JBossXmlChild xmlChild = ((ClassInfo) propertyType).getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlChild.class);
                  if (xmlChild == null && localPropertyType.equals(propertyType))
                  { // the localPropertyType was not overriden previously so use the collection parameter type
                     localPropertyType = typeArg;
                  }
               }
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      JBossXmlChildren jbossXmlChildren = typeInfo.getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlChildren.class);
      if (jbossXmlChildren != null)
         children = jbossXmlChildren.value();
      else
      {
         JBossXmlChild jbossXmlChild = typeInfo.getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlChild.class);
         if (jbossXmlChild != null)
            children = new JBossXmlChild[] { jbossXmlChild };
      }

      if (children != null && children.length > 0)
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               TypeInfo typeArg = ((ClassInfo)property.getType()).getComponentType();

               if (typeArg != null && ((ClassInfo)typeArg).getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlModelGroup.class) == null)
               {// it may be a model group in which case we don't want to change the type
                  // TODO yes, this is another hack with collections
                  JBossXmlChild xmlChild = ((ClassInfo) propertyType).getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlChild.class);
                  if (xmlChild == null && localPropertyType.equals(propertyType))
                  { // the localPropertyType was not overriden previously so use the collection parameter type
                     localPropertyType = typeArg;
                  }
               }
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      JBossXmlChildren jbossXmlChildren = typeInfo.getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlChildren.class);
      if (jbossXmlChildren != null)
         children = jbossXmlChildren.value();
      else
      {
         JBossXmlChild jbossXmlChild = typeInfo.getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlChild.class);
         if (jbossXmlChild != null)
            children = new JBossXmlChild[] { jbossXmlChild };
      }

      if (children != null && children.length > 0)
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               TypeInfo typeArg = ((ClassInfo)property.getType()).getComponentType();

               if (typeArg != null && ((ClassInfo)typeArg).getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlModelGroup.class) == null)
               {// it may be a model group in which case we don't want to change the type
                  // TODO yes, this is another hack with collections
                  JBossXmlChild xmlChild = ((ClassInfo) propertyType).getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlChild.class);
                  if (xmlChild == null && localPropertyType.equals(propertyType))
                  { // the localPropertyType was not overriden previously so use the collection parameter type
                     localPropertyType = typeArg;
                  }
               }
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      JBossXmlChildren jbossXmlChildren = typeInfo.getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlChildren.class);
      if (jbossXmlChildren != null)
         children = jbossXmlChildren.value();
      else
      {
         JBossXmlChild jbossXmlChild = typeInfo.getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlChild.class);
         if (jbossXmlChild != null)
            children = new JBossXmlChild[] { jbossXmlChild };
      }

      if (children != null && children.length > 0)
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               //if (((ClassInfo) typeArg).getUnderlyingAnnotation(XmlType.class) != null)
               if (typeArg != null && typeArg.getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlModelGroup.class) == null)
               {// it may be a model group in which case we don't want to change the type

                  // TODO yes, this is another hack with collections
                  JBossXmlChild xmlChild = ((ClassInfo) propertyType).getUnderlyingAnnotation(JBossXmlChild.class);
                  if (xmlChild == null && localPropertyType.equals(propertyType))
                  { // the localPropertyType was not overriden previously so use the collection parameter type
                     localPropertyType = typeArg;
                  }
               }
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