Java Code Examples for com.sun.tools.internal.xjc.model.CTypeRef#getDefaultValue()
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Example 1
| Source File: AbstractField.java From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Generate the simplest XmlElement annotation possible taking all semantic optimizations
* into account. This method is essentially equivalent to:
*
* xew.name(ctype.getTagName().getLocalPart())
* .namespace(ctype.getTagName().getNamespaceURI())
* .type(jtype)
* .defaultValue(ctype.getDefaultValue());
*
* @param field
* @param ctype
* @param jtype
* @param checkWrapper true if the method might need to generate XmlElements
*/
private void writeXmlElementAnnotation( JAnnotatable field, CTypeRef ctype, JType jtype,
boolean checkWrapper ) {
// lazily create - we don't know if we need to generate anything yet
XmlElementWriter xew = null;
// these values are used to determine how to optimize the generated annotation
XmlNsForm formDefault = parent()._package().getElementFormDefault();
String propName = prop.getName(false);
String enclosingTypeNS;
if(parent().target.getTypeName()==null)
enclosingTypeNS = parent()._package().getMostUsedNamespaceURI();
else
enclosingTypeNS = parent().target.getTypeName().getNamespaceURI();
// generate the name property?
String generatedName = ctype.getTagName().getLocalPart();
if(!generatedName.equals(propName)) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.name(generatedName);
}
// generate the namespace property?
String generatedNS = ctype.getTagName().getNamespaceURI();
if (((formDefault == XmlNsForm.QUALIFIED) && !generatedNS.equals(enclosingTypeNS)) ||
((formDefault == XmlNsForm.UNQUALIFIED) && !generatedNS.equals(""))) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.namespace(generatedNS);
}
// generate the required() property?
CElementPropertyInfo ep = (CElementPropertyInfo) prop;
if(ep.isRequired() && exposedType.isReference()) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.required(true);
}
// generate the type property?
// I'm not too sure if this is the right place to handle this, but
// if the schema definition is requiring this element, we should point to a primitive type,
// not wrapper type (to correctly carry forward the required semantics.)
// if it's a collection, we can't use a primitive, however.
if(ep.isRequired() && !prop.isCollection())
jtype = jtype.unboxify();
// when generating code for 1.4, the runtime can't infer that ArrayList<Foo> derives
// from Collection<Foo> (because List isn't parameterized), so always expclitly
// generate @XmlElement(type=...)
if( !jtype.equals(exposedType) || (getOptions().runtime14 && prop.isCollection())) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.type(jtype);
}
// generate defaultValue property?
final String defaultValue = ctype.getDefaultValue();
if (defaultValue!=null) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.defaultValue(defaultValue);
}
// generate the nillable property?
if (ctype.isNillable()) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.nillable(true);
}
}
Example 2
| Source File: AbstractField.java From jdk8u60 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Generate the simplest XmlElement annotation possible taking all semantic optimizations
* into account. This method is essentially equivalent to:
*
* xew.name(ctype.getTagName().getLocalPart())
* .namespace(ctype.getTagName().getNamespaceURI())
* .type(jtype)
* .defaultValue(ctype.getDefaultValue());
*
* @param field
* @param ctype
* @param jtype
* @param checkWrapper true if the method might need to generate XmlElements
*/
private void writeXmlElementAnnotation( JAnnotatable field, CTypeRef ctype, JType jtype,
boolean checkWrapper ) {
// lazily create - we don't know if we need to generate anything yet
XmlElementWriter xew = null;
// these values are used to determine how to optimize the generated annotation
XmlNsForm formDefault = parent()._package().getElementFormDefault();
String propName = prop.getName(false);
String enclosingTypeNS;
if(parent().target.getTypeName()==null)
enclosingTypeNS = parent()._package().getMostUsedNamespaceURI();
else
enclosingTypeNS = parent().target.getTypeName().getNamespaceURI();
// generate the name property?
String generatedName = ctype.getTagName().getLocalPart();
if(!generatedName.equals(propName)) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.name(generatedName);
}
// generate the namespace property?
String generatedNS = ctype.getTagName().getNamespaceURI();
if (((formDefault == XmlNsForm.QUALIFIED) && !generatedNS.equals(enclosingTypeNS)) ||
((formDefault == XmlNsForm.UNQUALIFIED) && !generatedNS.equals(""))) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.namespace(generatedNS);
}
// generate the required() property?
CElementPropertyInfo ep = (CElementPropertyInfo) prop;
if(ep.isRequired() && exposedType.isReference()) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.required(true);
}
// generate the type property?
// I'm not too sure if this is the right place to handle this, but
// if the schema definition is requiring this element, we should point to a primitive type,
// not wrapper type (to correctly carry forward the required semantics.)
// if it's a collection, we can't use a primitive, however.
if(ep.isRequired() && !prop.isCollection())
jtype = jtype.unboxify();
// when generating code for 1.4, the runtime can't infer that ArrayList<Foo> derives
// from Collection<Foo> (because List isn't parameterized), so always expclitly
// generate @XmlElement(type=...)
if( !jtype.equals(exposedType) || (getOptions().runtime14 && prop.isCollection())) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.type(jtype);
}
// generate defaultValue property?
final String defaultValue = ctype.getDefaultValue();
if (defaultValue!=null) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.defaultValue(defaultValue);
}
// generate the nillable property?
if (ctype.isNillable()) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.nillable(true);
}
}
Example 3
| Source File: AbstractField.java From openjdk-jdk8u with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Generate the simplest XmlElement annotation possible taking all semantic optimizations
* into account. This method is essentially equivalent to:
*
* xew.name(ctype.getTagName().getLocalPart())
* .namespace(ctype.getTagName().getNamespaceURI())
* .type(jtype)
* .defaultValue(ctype.getDefaultValue());
*
* @param field
* @param ctype
* @param jtype
* @param checkWrapper true if the method might need to generate XmlElements
*/
private void writeXmlElementAnnotation( JAnnotatable field, CTypeRef ctype, JType jtype,
boolean checkWrapper ) {
// lazily create - we don't know if we need to generate anything yet
XmlElementWriter xew = null;
// these values are used to determine how to optimize the generated annotation
XmlNsForm formDefault = parent()._package().getElementFormDefault();
String propName = prop.getName(false);
String enclosingTypeNS;
if(parent().target.getTypeName()==null)
enclosingTypeNS = parent()._package().getMostUsedNamespaceURI();
else
enclosingTypeNS = parent().target.getTypeName().getNamespaceURI();
// generate the name property?
String generatedName = ctype.getTagName().getLocalPart();
if(!generatedName.equals(propName)) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.name(generatedName);
}
// generate the namespace property?
String generatedNS = ctype.getTagName().getNamespaceURI();
if (((formDefault == XmlNsForm.QUALIFIED) && !generatedNS.equals(enclosingTypeNS)) ||
((formDefault == XmlNsForm.UNQUALIFIED) && !generatedNS.equals(""))) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.namespace(generatedNS);
}
// generate the required() property?
CElementPropertyInfo ep = (CElementPropertyInfo) prop;
if(ep.isRequired() && exposedType.isReference()) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.required(true);
}
// generate the type property?
// I'm not too sure if this is the right place to handle this, but
// if the schema definition is requiring this element, we should point to a primitive type,
// not wrapper type (to correctly carry forward the required semantics.)
// if it's a collection, we can't use a primitive, however.
if(ep.isRequired() && !prop.isCollection())
jtype = jtype.unboxify();
// when generating code for 1.4, the runtime can't infer that ArrayList<Foo> derives
// from Collection<Foo> (because List isn't parameterized), so always expclitly
// generate @XmlElement(type=...)
if( !jtype.equals(exposedType) || (getOptions().runtime14 && prop.isCollection())) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.type(jtype);
}
// generate defaultValue property?
final String defaultValue = ctype.getDefaultValue();
if (defaultValue!=null) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.defaultValue(defaultValue);
}
// generate the nillable property?
if (ctype.isNillable()) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.nillable(true);
}
}
Example 4
| Source File: AbstractField.java From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Generate the simplest XmlElement annotation possible taking all semantic optimizations
* into account. This method is essentially equivalent to:
*
* xew.name(ctype.getTagName().getLocalPart())
* .namespace(ctype.getTagName().getNamespaceURI())
* .type(jtype)
* .defaultValue(ctype.getDefaultValue());
*
* @param field
* @param ctype
* @param jtype
* @param checkWrapper true if the method might need to generate XmlElements
*/
private void writeXmlElementAnnotation( JAnnotatable field, CTypeRef ctype, JType jtype,
boolean checkWrapper ) {
// lazily create - we don't know if we need to generate anything yet
XmlElementWriter xew = null;
// these values are used to determine how to optimize the generated annotation
XmlNsForm formDefault = parent()._package().getElementFormDefault();
String propName = prop.getName(false);
String enclosingTypeNS;
if(parent().target.getTypeName()==null)
enclosingTypeNS = parent()._package().getMostUsedNamespaceURI();
else
enclosingTypeNS = parent().target.getTypeName().getNamespaceURI();
// generate the name property?
String generatedName = ctype.getTagName().getLocalPart();
if(!generatedName.equals(propName)) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.name(generatedName);
}
// generate the namespace property?
String generatedNS = ctype.getTagName().getNamespaceURI();
if (((formDefault == XmlNsForm.QUALIFIED) && !generatedNS.equals(enclosingTypeNS)) ||
((formDefault == XmlNsForm.UNQUALIFIED) && !generatedNS.equals(""))) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.namespace(generatedNS);
}
// generate the required() property?
CElementPropertyInfo ep = (CElementPropertyInfo) prop;
if(ep.isRequired() && exposedType.isReference()) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.required(true);
}
// generate the type property?
// I'm not too sure if this is the right place to handle this, but
// if the schema definition is requiring this element, we should point to a primitive type,
// not wrapper type (to correctly carry forward the required semantics.)
// if it's a collection, we can't use a primitive, however.
if(ep.isRequired() && !prop.isCollection())
jtype = jtype.unboxify();
// when generating code for 1.4, the runtime can't infer that ArrayList<Foo> derives
// from Collection<Foo> (because List isn't parameterized), so always expclitly
// generate @XmlElement(type=...)
if( !jtype.equals(exposedType) || (getOptions().runtime14 && prop.isCollection())) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.type(jtype);
}
// generate defaultValue property?
final String defaultValue = ctype.getDefaultValue();
if (defaultValue!=null) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.defaultValue(defaultValue);
}
// generate the nillable property?
if (ctype.isNillable()) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.nillable(true);
}
}
Example 5
| Source File: AbstractField.java From openjdk-jdk9 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Generate the simplest XmlElement annotation possible taking all semantic optimizations
* into account. This method is essentially equivalent to:
*
* xew.name(ctype.getTagName().getLocalPart())
* .namespace(ctype.getTagName().getNamespaceURI())
* .type(jtype)
* .defaultValue(ctype.getDefaultValue());
*
* @param field
* @param ctype
* @param jtype
* @param checkWrapper true if the method might need to generate XmlElements
*/
private void writeXmlElementAnnotation( JAnnotatable field, CTypeRef ctype, JType jtype,
boolean checkWrapper ) {
// lazily create - we don't know if we need to generate anything yet
XmlElementWriter xew = null;
// these values are used to determine how to optimize the generated annotation
XmlNsForm formDefault = parent()._package().getElementFormDefault();
String propName = prop.getName(false);
String enclosingTypeNS;
if(parent().target.getTypeName()==null)
enclosingTypeNS = parent()._package().getMostUsedNamespaceURI();
else
enclosingTypeNS = parent().target.getTypeName().getNamespaceURI();
// generate the name property?
String generatedName = ctype.getTagName().getLocalPart();
if(!generatedName.equals(propName)) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.name(generatedName);
}
// generate the namespace property?
String generatedNS = ctype.getTagName().getNamespaceURI();
if (((formDefault == XmlNsForm.QUALIFIED) && !generatedNS.equals(enclosingTypeNS)) ||
((formDefault == XmlNsForm.UNQUALIFIED) && !generatedNS.equals(""))) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.namespace(generatedNS);
}
// generate the required() property?
CElementPropertyInfo ep = (CElementPropertyInfo) prop;
if(ep.isRequired() && exposedType.isReference()) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.required(true);
}
// generate the type property?
// I'm not too sure if this is the right place to handle this, but
// if the schema definition is requiring this element, we should point to a primitive type,
// not wrapper type (to correctly carry forward the required semantics.)
// if it's a collection, we can't use a primitive, however.
if(ep.isRequired() && !prop.isCollection())
jtype = jtype.unboxify();
// when generating code for 1.4, the runtime can't infer that ArrayList<Foo> derives
// from Collection<Foo> (because List isn't parameterized), so always expclitly
// generate @XmlElement(type=...)
if( !jtype.equals(exposedType) || (getOptions().runtime14 && prop.isCollection())) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.type(jtype);
}
// generate defaultValue property?
final String defaultValue = ctype.getDefaultValue();
if (defaultValue!=null) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.defaultValue(defaultValue);
}
// generate the nillable property?
if (ctype.isNillable()) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.nillable(true);
}
}
Example 6
| Source File: AbstractField.java From hottub with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Generate the simplest XmlElement annotation possible taking all semantic optimizations
* into account. This method is essentially equivalent to:
*
* xew.name(ctype.getTagName().getLocalPart())
* .namespace(ctype.getTagName().getNamespaceURI())
* .type(jtype)
* .defaultValue(ctype.getDefaultValue());
*
* @param field
* @param ctype
* @param jtype
* @param checkWrapper true if the method might need to generate XmlElements
*/
private void writeXmlElementAnnotation( JAnnotatable field, CTypeRef ctype, JType jtype,
boolean checkWrapper ) {
// lazily create - we don't know if we need to generate anything yet
XmlElementWriter xew = null;
// these values are used to determine how to optimize the generated annotation
XmlNsForm formDefault = parent()._package().getElementFormDefault();
String propName = prop.getName(false);
String enclosingTypeNS;
if(parent().target.getTypeName()==null)
enclosingTypeNS = parent()._package().getMostUsedNamespaceURI();
else
enclosingTypeNS = parent().target.getTypeName().getNamespaceURI();
// generate the name property?
String generatedName = ctype.getTagName().getLocalPart();
if(!generatedName.equals(propName)) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.name(generatedName);
}
// generate the namespace property?
String generatedNS = ctype.getTagName().getNamespaceURI();
if (((formDefault == XmlNsForm.QUALIFIED) && !generatedNS.equals(enclosingTypeNS)) ||
((formDefault == XmlNsForm.UNQUALIFIED) && !generatedNS.equals(""))) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.namespace(generatedNS);
}
// generate the required() property?
CElementPropertyInfo ep = (CElementPropertyInfo) prop;
if(ep.isRequired() && exposedType.isReference()) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.required(true);
}
// generate the type property?
// I'm not too sure if this is the right place to handle this, but
// if the schema definition is requiring this element, we should point to a primitive type,
// not wrapper type (to correctly carry forward the required semantics.)
// if it's a collection, we can't use a primitive, however.
if(ep.isRequired() && !prop.isCollection())
jtype = jtype.unboxify();
// when generating code for 1.4, the runtime can't infer that ArrayList<Foo> derives
// from Collection<Foo> (because List isn't parameterized), so always expclitly
// generate @XmlElement(type=...)
if( !jtype.equals(exposedType) || (getOptions().runtime14 && prop.isCollection())) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.type(jtype);
}
// generate defaultValue property?
final String defaultValue = ctype.getDefaultValue();
if (defaultValue!=null) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.defaultValue(defaultValue);
}
// generate the nillable property?
if (ctype.isNillable()) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.nillable(true);
}
}
Example 7
| Source File: AbstractField.java From openjdk-8-source with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Generate the simplest XmlElement annotation possible taking all semantic optimizations
* into account. This method is essentially equivalent to:
*
* xew.name(ctype.getTagName().getLocalPart())
* .namespace(ctype.getTagName().getNamespaceURI())
* .type(jtype)
* .defaultValue(ctype.getDefaultValue());
*
* @param field
* @param ctype
* @param jtype
* @param checkWrapper true if the method might need to generate XmlElements
*/
private void writeXmlElementAnnotation( JAnnotatable field, CTypeRef ctype, JType jtype,
boolean checkWrapper ) {
// lazily create - we don't know if we need to generate anything yet
XmlElementWriter xew = null;
// these values are used to determine how to optimize the generated annotation
XmlNsForm formDefault = parent()._package().getElementFormDefault();
String propName = prop.getName(false);
String enclosingTypeNS;
if(parent().target.getTypeName()==null)
enclosingTypeNS = parent()._package().getMostUsedNamespaceURI();
else
enclosingTypeNS = parent().target.getTypeName().getNamespaceURI();
// generate the name property?
String generatedName = ctype.getTagName().getLocalPart();
if(!generatedName.equals(propName)) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.name(generatedName);
}
// generate the namespace property?
String generatedNS = ctype.getTagName().getNamespaceURI();
if (((formDefault == XmlNsForm.QUALIFIED) && !generatedNS.equals(enclosingTypeNS)) ||
((formDefault == XmlNsForm.UNQUALIFIED) && !generatedNS.equals(""))) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.namespace(generatedNS);
}
// generate the required() property?
CElementPropertyInfo ep = (CElementPropertyInfo) prop;
if(ep.isRequired() && exposedType.isReference()) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.required(true);
}
// generate the type property?
// I'm not too sure if this is the right place to handle this, but
// if the schema definition is requiring this element, we should point to a primitive type,
// not wrapper type (to correctly carry forward the required semantics.)
// if it's a collection, we can't use a primitive, however.
if(ep.isRequired() && !prop.isCollection())
jtype = jtype.unboxify();
// when generating code for 1.4, the runtime can't infer that ArrayList<Foo> derives
// from Collection<Foo> (because List isn't parameterized), so always expclitly
// generate @XmlElement(type=...)
if( !jtype.equals(exposedType) || (getOptions().runtime14 && prop.isCollection())) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.type(jtype);
}
// generate defaultValue property?
final String defaultValue = ctype.getDefaultValue();
if (defaultValue!=null) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.defaultValue(defaultValue);
}
// generate the nillable property?
if (ctype.isNillable()) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.nillable(true);
}
}
Example 8
| Source File: AbstractField.java From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Generate the simplest XmlElement annotation possible taking all semantic optimizations
* into account. This method is essentially equivalent to:
*
* xew.name(ctype.getTagName().getLocalPart())
* .namespace(ctype.getTagName().getNamespaceURI())
* .type(jtype)
* .defaultValue(ctype.getDefaultValue());
*
* @param field
* @param ctype
* @param jtype
* @param checkWrapper true if the method might need to generate XmlElements
*/
private void writeXmlElementAnnotation( JAnnotatable field, CTypeRef ctype, JType jtype,
boolean checkWrapper ) {
// lazily create - we don't know if we need to generate anything yet
XmlElementWriter xew = null;
// these values are used to determine how to optimize the generated annotation
XmlNsForm formDefault = parent()._package().getElementFormDefault();
String propName = prop.getName(false);
String enclosingTypeNS;
if(parent().target.getTypeName()==null)
enclosingTypeNS = parent()._package().getMostUsedNamespaceURI();
else
enclosingTypeNS = parent().target.getTypeName().getNamespaceURI();
// generate the name property?
String generatedName = ctype.getTagName().getLocalPart();
if(!generatedName.equals(propName)) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.name(generatedName);
}
// generate the namespace property?
String generatedNS = ctype.getTagName().getNamespaceURI();
if (((formDefault == XmlNsForm.QUALIFIED) && !generatedNS.equals(enclosingTypeNS)) ||
((formDefault == XmlNsForm.UNQUALIFIED) && !generatedNS.equals(""))) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.namespace(generatedNS);
}
// generate the required() property?
CElementPropertyInfo ep = (CElementPropertyInfo) prop;
if(ep.isRequired() && exposedType.isReference()) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.required(true);
}
// generate the type property?
// I'm not too sure if this is the right place to handle this, but
// if the schema definition is requiring this element, we should point to a primitive type,
// not wrapper type (to correctly carry forward the required semantics.)
// if it's a collection, we can't use a primitive, however.
if(ep.isRequired() && !prop.isCollection())
jtype = jtype.unboxify();
// when generating code for 1.4, the runtime can't infer that ArrayList<Foo> derives
// from Collection<Foo> (because List isn't parameterized), so always expclitly
// generate @XmlElement(type=...)
if( !jtype.equals(exposedType) || (getOptions().runtime14 && prop.isCollection())) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.type(jtype);
}
// generate defaultValue property?
final String defaultValue = ctype.getDefaultValue();
if (defaultValue!=null) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.defaultValue(defaultValue);
}
// generate the nillable property?
if (ctype.isNillable()) {
if(xew == null) xew = getXew(checkWrapper, field);
xew.nillable(true);
}
}
