Examples of org.jvnet.hk2.config.ConfigModel

org.jvnet.hk2.config.ConfigModel
Describes the configuration model for a particular class (called "target type" in this class.) TODO: we need to remember if element values are single-valued or multi-valued. @author Kohsuke Kawaguchi

        if (a != null) {
            if (a.isLeaf()) {
                //  : I am not too sure, but that should be a String @Element
                return null;
            } else {
                ConfigModel childModel = ((ConfigModel.Node) a).getModel();
                return (Class<? extends ConfigBeanProxy>) childModel.classLoaderHolder.loadClass(childModel.targetTypeName);
            }
        }
        // global lookup
        ConfigModel model = document.getModelByElementName(elementName);
        if (model != null) {
            return (Class<? extends ConfigBeanProxy>) model.classLoaderHolder.loadClass(model.targetTypeName);
        }


        return null;

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        childID = id;
        if (parentList != null) { // Believe it or not, this can happen
            for (Dom c : parentList) {
                String keyAttributeName = null;
                ConfigModel model = c.model;
                if (model.key == null) {
                    try {
                        for (String s : model.getAttributeNames()) {//no key, by default use the name attr
                            if (s.equals("name")) {
                                keyAttributeName = s;
                            }
                        }
                        if (keyAttributeName == null) {//nothing, so pick the first one
                            keyAttributeName = model.getAttributeNames().iterator().next();
                        }
                    } catch (Exception e) {
                        keyAttributeName = "ThisIsAModelBug:NoKeyAttr"; //no attr choice fo a key!!! Error!!!
                    } //firstone
                } else {

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        childID = id;
        if (parentList != null) { // Believe it or not, this can happen
            for (Dom c : parentList) {
                String keyAttributeName = null;
                ConfigModel model = c.model;
                if (model.key == null) {
                    try {
                        for (String s : model.getAttributeNames()) {//no key, by default use the name attr
                            if (s.equals("name")) {
                                keyAttributeName = s;
                            }
                        }
                        if (keyAttributeName == null) {//nothing, so pick the first one
                            keyAttributeName = model.getAttributeNames().iterator().next();
                        }
                    } catch (Exception e) {
                        keyAttributeName = "ThisIsAModelBug:NoKeyAttr"; //no attr choice fo a key!!! Error!!!
                    } //firstone
                } else {

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//        status.append("Status of Command usage\n");
        try {
            Domain entity = serviceLocator.getService(Domain.class);
            Dom dom = Dom.unwrap(entity);
            DomDocument document = dom.document;
            ConfigModel rootModel = dom.document.getRoot().model;


            ResourcesGenerator resourcesGenerator = new NOOPResourcesGenerator(serviceLocator);
            resourcesGenerator.generateSingle(rootModel, document);
            resourcesGenerator.endGeneration();
        } catch (Exception ex) {

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    public String getHtml() {
        try {
            Domain entity = serviceLocator.getService(Domain.class);
            Dom dom = Dom.unwrap(entity);
            DomDocument document = dom.document;
            ConfigModel rootModel = dom.document.getRoot().model;


            ResourcesGenerator resourcesGenerator = new NOOPResourcesGenerator(serviceLocator);
            resourcesGenerator.generateSingle(rootModel, document);
            resourcesGenerator.endGeneration();
        } catch (Exception ex) {

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        if (p == null) { //"*"
            ConfigModel.Property childElement = parent.model.getElement("*");
            if (childElement != null) {
                ConfigModel.Node node = (ConfigModel.Node) childElement;
                ConfigModel childModel = node.getModel();
                List<ConfigModel> subChildConfigModels = ResourceUtil.getRealChildConfigModels(childModel, parent.document);
                for (ConfigModel subChildConfigModel : subChildConfigModels) {
                    if (subChildConfigModel.getTagName().equals(tagName)) {
                        return ResourceUtil.getCommand(RestRedirect.OpType.POST, subChildConfigModel);
                    }

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        if (a != null) {
            if (a.isLeaf()) {
                //  : I am not too sure, but that should be a String @Element
                return null;
            } else {
                ConfigModel childModel = ((ConfigModel.Node) a).getModel();
                return (Class<? extends ConfigBeanProxy>) childModel.classLoaderHolder.loadClass(childModel.targetTypeName);
            }
        }
        // global lookup
        ConfigModel model = document.getModelByElementName(elementName);
        if (model != null) {
            return (Class<? extends ConfigBeanProxy>) model.classLoaderHolder.loadClass(model.targetTypeName);
        }


        return null;

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        Map<String, String> links = new TreeMap<String, String>();


        for (String elementName : dom.model.getElementNames()) { //for each element
            if (elementName.equals("*")) {
                ConfigModel.Node node = (ConfigModel.Node) dom.model.getElement(elementName);
                ConfigModel childModel = node.getModel();
                List<ConfigModel> lcm = getRealChildConfigModels(childModel, dom.document);


                Collections.sort(lcm, new ConfigModelComparator());
                if (lcm != null) {
                    for (ConfigModel cmodel : lcm) {

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        Set<String> elementNames = dom.model.getElementNames();


        for (String elementName : elementNames) { //for each element
            if (elementName.equals("*")) {
                ConfigModel.Node node = (ConfigModel.Node) dom.model.getElement(elementName);
                ConfigModel childModel = node.getModel();
                List<ConfigModel> lcm = ResourceUtil.getRealChildConfigModels(childModel, dom.document);
                Collections.sort(lcm, new ConfigModelComparator());


                if (lcm != null) {
                    Collections.sort(lcm, new ConfigModelComparator());

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        if (p==null){ //"*"
            ConfigModel.Property childElement = parent.model.getElement("*");
            if (childElement!=null) {
                ConfigModel.Node node = (ConfigModel.Node) childElement;
                ConfigModel childModel = node.getModel();
                List<ConfigModel> subChildConfigModels = ResourceUtil.getRealChildConfigModels(childModel, parent.document);
                for (ConfigModel subChildConfigModel : subChildConfigModels) {
                    if (subChildConfigModel.getTagName().equals(tagName)) {
                                return ResourceUtil.getCommand(RestRedirect.OpType.POST, subChildConfigModel);
                    }

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