Java Code Examples for com.sun.tools.internal.xjc.reader.Ring#get()

/**
 * The whole type set can be later bound to a reference property,
 * in which case we need to generate additional code to wrap this
 * type reference into an element class.
 *
 * This method generates such an element class and returns it.
 */
protected void toElementRef(CReferencePropertyInfo prop) {
    CClassInfo scope = Ring.get(ClassSelector.class).getCurrentBean();
    Model model = Ring.get(Model.class);

    CCustomizations custs = Ring.get(BGMBuilder.class).getBindInfo(decl).toCustomizationList();

    if(target instanceof CClassInfo && Ring.get(BIGlobalBinding.class).isSimpleMode()) {
        CClassInfo bean = new CClassInfo(model,scope,
                        model.getNameConverter().toClassName(decl.getName()),
                        decl.getLocator(), null, BGMBuilder.getName(decl), decl,
                        custs);
        bean.setBaseClass((CClassInfo)target);
        prop.getElements().add(bean);
    } else {
        CElementInfo e = new CElementInfo(model,BGMBuilder.getName(decl),scope,target,
                decl.getDefaultValue(), decl, custs, decl.getLocator());
        prop.getElements().add(e);
    }
}
 

public XmlTypeRef(XSElementDecl decl) {
    this.decl = decl;
    SimpleTypeBuilder stb = Ring.get(SimpleTypeBuilder.class);
    stb.refererStack.push(decl);
    TypeUse r = Ring.get(ClassSelector.class).bindToType(decl.getType(),decl);
    stb.refererStack.pop();
    target = r;
}
 

JDefinedClass getClazz(ClassType t) {
    if (clazz != null) return clazz;
    try {
        JCodeModel codeModel = Ring.get(JCodeModel.class);
        clazz = codeModel._class(name, t);
        clazz.hide();
        return clazz;
    } catch (JClassAlreadyExistsException e) {
        return e.getExistingClass();
    }
}
 

protected final void createSimpleTypeProperty(XSSimpleType type,String propName) {
    BIProperty prop = BIProperty.getCustomization(type);

    SimpleTypeBuilder stb = Ring.get(SimpleTypeBuilder.class);
    // since we are building the simple type here, use buildDef
    CPropertyInfo p = prop.createValueProperty(propName,false,type,stb.buildDef(type),BGMBuilder.getName(type));
    getCurrentBean().addProperty(p);
}
 

public XmlTypeRef(XSElementDecl decl) {
    this.decl = decl;
    SimpleTypeBuilder stb = Ring.get(SimpleTypeBuilder.class);
    stb.refererStack.push(decl);
    TypeUse r = Ring.get(ClassSelector.class).bindToType(decl.getType(),decl);
    stb.refererStack.pop();
    target = r;
}
 

protected final void createSimpleTypeProperty(XSSimpleType type,String propName) {
    BIProperty prop = BIProperty.getCustomization(type);

    SimpleTypeBuilder stb = Ring.get(SimpleTypeBuilder.class);
    // since we are building the simple type here, use buildDef
    CPropertyInfo p = prop.createValueProperty(propName,false,type,stb.buildDef(type),BGMBuilder.getName(type));
    getCurrentBean().addProperty(p);
}
 

protected final void createSimpleTypeProperty(XSSimpleType type,String propName) {
    BIProperty prop = BIProperty.getCustomization(type);

    SimpleTypeBuilder stb = Ring.get(SimpleTypeBuilder.class);
    // since we are building the simple type here, use buildDef
    CPropertyInfo p = prop.createValueProperty(propName,false,type,stb.buildDef(type),BGMBuilder.getName(type));
    getCurrentBean().addProperty(p);
}
 

public XmlTypeRef(XSElementDecl decl) {
    this.decl = decl;
    SimpleTypeBuilder stb = Ring.get(SimpleTypeBuilder.class);
    stb.refererStack.push(decl);
    TypeUse r = Ring.get(ClassSelector.class).bindToType(decl.getType(),decl);
    stb.refererStack.pop();
    target = r;
}
 

public void elementDecl(XSElementDecl e) {
    SimpleTypeBuilder stb = Ring.get(SimpleTypeBuilder.class);
    stb.refererStack.push(e);    // referer is element
    builder.ying(e.getType(),e);
    stb.refererStack.pop();
}
 

protected final ErrorReporter getErrorReporter() {
    return Ring.get(ErrorReporter.class);
}
 

protected final ClassSelector getClassSelector() {
    return Ring.get(ClassSelector.class);
}
 

protected final JCodeModel getCodeModel() {
    return Ring.get(JCodeModel.class);
}
 

public void simpleType(XSSimpleType type) {
    SimpleTypeBuilder stb = Ring.get(SimpleTypeBuilder.class);
    stb.refererStack.push(type);    // referer is itself
    createSimpleTypeProperty(type,"Value");
    stb.refererStack.pop();
}
 

public void simpleType(XSSimpleType type) {
    SimpleTypeBuilder stb = Ring.get(SimpleTypeBuilder.class);
    stb.refererStack.push(type);    // referer is itself
    createSimpleTypeProperty(type,"Value");
    stb.refererStack.pop();
}
 

protected final ClassSelector getClassSelector() {
    return Ring.get(ClassSelector.class);
}
 

protected final ClassSelector getClassSelector() {
    return Ring.get(ClassSelector.class);
}
 

public void simpleType(XSSimpleType type) {
    SimpleTypeBuilder stb = Ring.get(SimpleTypeBuilder.class);
    stb.refererStack.push(type);    // referer is itself
    createSimpleTypeProperty(type,"Value");
    stb.refererStack.pop();
}
 

/**
 * Finds a property customization that describes how the given
 * component should be mapped to a property (if it's mapped to
 * a property at all.)
 *
 * <p>
 * Consider an attribute use that does NOT carry a property
 * customization. This schema component is nonetheless considered
 * to carry a (sort of) implicit property customization, whose values
 * are defaulted.
 *
 * <p>
 * This method can be think of the method that returns this implied
 * property customization.
 *
 * <p>
 * Note that this doesn't mean the given component needs to be
 * mapped to a property. But if it does map to a property, it needs
 * to follow this customization.
 *
 * I think this semantics is next to non-sense but I couldn't think
 * of any other way to follow the spec.
 *
 * @param c
 *      A customization effective on this component will be returned.
 *      Can be null just to get the global customization.
 * @return
 *      Always return non-null valid object.
 */
public static BIProperty getCustomization( XSComponent c ) {
    BGMBuilder builder = Ring.get(BGMBuilder.class);

    // look for a customization on this component
    if( c!=null ) {
        BIProperty prop = builder.getBindInfo(c).get(BIProperty.class);
        if(prop!=null)  return prop;
    }

    // if no such thing exists, defeault.
    return getDefault(builder,c);
}
 

/**
 * Finds a property customization that describes how the given
 * component should be mapped to a property (if it's mapped to
 * a property at all.)
 *
 * <p>
 * Consider an attribute use that does NOT carry a property
 * customization. This schema component is nonetheless considered
 * to carry a (sort of) implicit property customization, whose values
 * are defaulted.
 *
 * <p>
 * This method can be think of the method that returns this implied
 * property customization.
 *
 * <p>
 * Note that this doesn't mean the given component needs to be
 * mapped to a property. But if it does map to a property, it needs
 * to follow this customization.
 *
 * I think this semantics is next to non-sense but I couldn't think
 * of any other way to follow the spec.
 *
 * @param c
 *      A customization effective on this component will be returned.
 *      Can be null just to get the global customization.
 * @return
 *      Always return non-null valid object.
 */
public static BIProperty getCustomization( XSComponent c ) {
    BGMBuilder builder = Ring.get(BGMBuilder.class);

    // look for a customization on this component
    if( c!=null ) {
        BIProperty prop = builder.getBindInfo(c).get(BIProperty.class);
        if(prop!=null)  return prop;
    }

    // if no such thing exists, defeault.
    return getDefault(builder,c);
}
 

/**
 * Finds a property customization that describes how the given
 * component should be mapped to a property (if it's mapped to
 * a property at all.)
 *
 * <p>
 * Consider an attribute use that does NOT carry a property
 * customization. This schema component is nonetheless considered
 * to carry a (sort of) implicit property customization, whose values
 * are defaulted.
 *
 * <p>
 * This method can be think of the method that returns this implied
 * property customization.
 *
 * <p>
 * Note that this doesn't mean the given component needs to be
 * mapped to a property. But if it does map to a property, it needs
 * to follow this customization.
 *
 * I think this semantics is next to non-sense but I couldn't think
 * of any other way to follow the spec.
 *
 * @param c
 *      A customization effective on this component will be returned.
 *      Can be null just to get the global customization.
 * @return
 *      Always return non-null valid object.
 */
public static BIProperty getCustomization( XSComponent c ) {
    BGMBuilder builder = Ring.get(BGMBuilder.class);

    // look for a customization on this component
    if( c!=null ) {
        BIProperty prop = builder.getBindInfo(c).get(BIProperty.class);
        if(prop!=null)  return prop;
    }

    // if no such thing exists, defeault.
    return getDefault(builder,c);
}