Class
of the returned object
@param literal the literal to be converted
@return a java object representing the value of the literal
@throws NoConvertorException thrown if type
is unsupported
@throws InvalidLiteralTypeException if the literal type doesn't match the requested java type
@param context can be used to evaluate other XPaths, get to variablesetc. @param pointer describes the location of the node to be created @param parent is the object that will server as a parent of the newobject @param name is the name of the child of the parent that needs to becreated. In the case of DOM may be qualified. @param index is used if the pointer represents a collection element. Youmay need to expand or even create the collection to accomodate the new element. @return true if the object was successfully created
Class
object representing the type of interface to be instantiated.
@return an Object
that implements aInterface
. Returnsnull
if no object that implements aInterface
is known to this factory.
Likewise, if there are object references, they will NOT BE RESOLVED!
You must perform resolution of the references elsewhere, perhaps using the default name resolution mechanism of the DmwWrapperBase. @param uco The unchecked object. @return A wrapper derivative with a set of (as yet) unchecked attributes. @throws ResultException @throws DmcValueException @throws ClassNotFoundException @throws ClassNotFoundException
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