Package org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.classes

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.classes.InterfaceAccessor.process()

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        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
       
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
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        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
       
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
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        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
       
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
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        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
       
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
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        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
       
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
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        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
       
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
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        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
       
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
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        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
       
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
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        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
       
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
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        // will be re-used for each variable one to one accessor that uses
        // the same interface class.
        InterfaceAccessor interfaceAccessor = getProject().getInterfaceAccessor(getReferenceClassName());
        if (interfaceAccessor == null) {
            interfaceAccessor = new InterfaceAccessor(null, getReferenceClass(), getProject());
            interfaceAccessor.process();
            getProject().addInterfaceAccessor(interfaceAccessor);
        }
        interfaceAccessor.addVariableOneToOneAccessor(this);
       
        // Now process our variable one to one mapping.
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