Examples of PhysicalPath

org.springframework.roo.project.PhysicalPath
The physical location of a given {@link LogicalPath} within the user'sproject.
Renamed from PathInformation in version 1.2.0. @author Ben Alex @since 1.0

Examples of org.springframework.roo.project.PhysicalPath

        final Path[] expectedPaths = { ROOT };


        // Invoke and check
        assertEquals(expectedPaths.length, pom.getPhysicalPaths().size());
        for (final Path path : expectedPaths) {
            final PhysicalPath modulePath = pom.getPhysicalPath(path);
            assertEquals(new File(PROJECT_ROOT, path.getDefaultLocation()),
                    modulePath.getLocation());
            assertEquals(path.isJavaSource(), modulePath.isSource());
            final LogicalPath moduelPathId = modulePath.getLogicalPath();
            assertEquals(path, moduelPathId.getPath());
            assertEquals(ROOT_MODULE, moduelPathId.getModule());
        }
    }

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Examples of org.springframework.roo.project.PhysicalPath

     * 
     * @param path the path for which to get the canonical location (required)
     * @return <code>null</code> if this module has no such path
     */
    public String getPathLocation(final Path path) {
        final PhysicalPath modulePath = getPhysicalPath(path);
        if (modulePath == null) {
            return null;
        }
        return FileUtils.ensureTrailingSeparator(modulePath.getLocationPath());
    }

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Examples of org.springframework.roo.project.PhysicalPath

        }
        return canonicalFilePath;
    }


    public String getPhysicalTypeIdentifier(final JavaType type) {
        final PhysicalPath containingPhysicalPath = getPhysicalPath(type);
        if (containingPhysicalPath == null) {
            return null;
        }
        final LogicalPath logicalPath = containingPhysicalPath.getLogicalPath();
        return PhysicalTypeIdentifier.createIdentifier(type, logicalPath);
    }

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