This can return information that is useful for drop-down lists. @param request the search request, not null @return the requested meta-data, not null
This is typically used to obtain the connection information. @return the requested meta-data, not null @throws RuntimeException if a problem occurs
metadataElement
to the W3CEndpointReference
instance's wsa:Metadata
element.
@param metadataElement The element to be added to thewsa:Metadata
element.
@return A W3CEndpointReferenceBuilder
instance withthe metadataElement
added to the wsa:Metadata
element.
@throws java.lang.IllegalArgumentException if metadataElement
is null
.
This data is usually used by a sub-system of HK2, and not really meant to be used by applications. (At least for now.) The main benefit of metadata is that it's available right away as soon as the {@link Habitat} is properly initialized, even beforecomponent classes are loaded. In contrast, accessing annotations would require classes to be loaded and resolved. @return can be empty but never null. The values are read-only. @see Service#metadata()
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