Examples of UnProcessedDependenciesType

org.jboss.ejb3.packagemanager.metadata.UnProcessedDependenciesType
UnProcessedDependencies The "unprocessed-dependencies" element is used to point to the file containing a list of dependencies of the package. The "file" attribute is relative to the location of the package.xml within the package. Optionally a dependency manager can be specified through the "manager" attribute. The manager attribute should contain the fully qualified class name of the dependency manager which is responsible for parsing the dependencies file and managing the dependencies listed in that file. The class should implement the org.jboss.ejb3.packagemanager.dependency.DependencyManager interface. By default, org.jboss.ejb3.packagemanager.dependency.impl.IvyDependencyManager will be used as the dependency manager. @author Jaikiran Pai @version $Revision: $

Examples of org.jboss.ejb3.packagemanager.metadata.UnProcessedDependenciesType

      if (dependencies == null || dependencies.getUnProcessedDependencies() == null)
      {
         logger.debug("No unprocessed dependencies for " + this);
         return Collections.EMPTY_SET;
      }
      UnProcessedDependenciesType unProcessedDeps = dependencies.getUnProcessedDependencies();
      File dependencyFile = new File(this.getPackageRoot(), unProcessedDeps.getFile());
      if (!dependencyFile.exists())
      {
         throw new DependencyResoultionException("Dependency file " + dependencyFile + " not found for " + this);
      }
      DependencyManager depManager = this.getDependencyManager(unProcessedDeps);

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Examples of org.jboss.ejb3.packagemanager.metadata.UnProcessedDependenciesType

         {
            case XMLEvent.START_ELEMENT :
               String childElement = xmlStreamReader.getLocalName();
               if (childElement.equals("unprocessed-dependencies"))
               {
                  UnProcessedDependenciesType unProcessedDeps = processUnProcessedDependencies(pkgMetadata,
                        xmlStreamReader);
                  depMetadata.setUnProcessedDependencies(unProcessedDeps);
               }
               else if (childElement.equals("packaged-dependency"))
               {

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Examples of org.jboss.ejb3.packagemanager.metadata.UnProcessedDependenciesType

   }


   private UnProcessedDependenciesType processUnProcessedDependencies(PackageType pkgMeta,
         XMLStreamReader2 xmlStreamReader) throws Exception
   {
      UnProcessedDependenciesType unProcessedDep = new UnProcessedDependenciesImpl(pkgMeta);
      for (int i = 0; i < xmlStreamReader.getAttributeCount(); i++)
      {
         String name = xmlStreamReader.getAttributeLocalName(i);
         if ("file".equals(name))
         {
            unProcessedDep.setFile(xmlStreamReader.getAttributeValue(i));
         }
         else if ("manager".equals(name))
         {
            unProcessedDep.setManager(xmlStreamReader.getAttributeValue(i));
         }


      }
      // consume the end event of file
      int event = xmlStreamReader.next();

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