Examples of AnnotationProvider

com.codingcrayons.aspectfaces.annotation.AnnotationProvider
com.intellij.openapi.vcs.annotate.AnnotationProvider
com.sun.faces.spi.AnnotationProvider
An integration point for integrators to provide custom annotation scanning.

All AnnotationProvider implementations must scan for the following annotations:
- FacesComponent
- FacesConverter
- FacesRenderer
- ManagedBean
- NamedEvent
- FacesBehavior
- FacesBehaviorRenderer
The AnnotationProvider instance will be wrapped as a {@link java.util.concurrent.Future} andexecuted during the environment initialization. The result of the future can be obtained by calling {@link com.sun.faces.config.ConfigManager#getAnnotatedClasses(javax.faces.context.FacesContext)}.

The {@link java.util.concurrent.Future} itself can be obtained from theapplication map using the key com.sun.faces.config.ConfigManager__ANNOTATION_SCAN_TASK.

It's important to note that the value returned by either method described above is only available while the application is being initialized and will be removed before the application is put into service.

To register a custom AnnotationProvider with the runtime, place a file named com.sun.faces.spi.annotationprovider within META-INF/services of a JAR file, with a single line referencing the fully qualified class name of the AnnotationProvider implementation. Custom AnnotationProviders can be used to decorate the default AnnotationProvider by providing a constructor that takes an AnnotationProvider as the second parameter:

public AnnotationProvider(ServletContext sc, AnnotationProvider parent)

If decoration is not desired, then the custom provider must have a constructor that takes one paramer, a ServletContext:
public AnnotationProvider(ServletContext sc)

All customer providers must extend this class.
com.thoughtworks.xstream.annotations.AnnotationProvider
An utility class to provide annotations from different sources @author Guilherme Silveira @deprecated As of 1.3
hudson.plugins.analysis.util.model.AnnotationProvider
Provides an annotation counter for a model object. @author Ulli Hafner
org.apache.myfaces.spi.AnnotationProvider
This interface provide a way to override myfaces annotation scanning algorithm that needs to be found at startup:
- {@link javax.faces.bean.ManagedBean}
- {@link javax.faces.component.FacesComponent}
- {@link javax.faces.component.behavior.FacesBehavior}
- {@link javax.faces.convert.FacesConverter}
- {@link javax.faces.event.NamedEvent}
- {@link javax.faces.render.FacesRenderer}
- {@link javax.faces.render.FacesBehaviorRenderer}
- {@link javax.faces.validator.FacesValidator}
This is provided to allow application containers solve the following points
- It is common application containers to have its own protocols to handle files. It is not the same to scan annotation inside a jar than look on a directory.
- If the application container has some optimization related to annotation scanning or it already did that task, it is better to reuse that information instead do the same thing twice.
To override this class, create a file on a jar file with the following entry name: /META-INF/services/org.apache.myfaces.spi.AnnotationProvider and put the desired class name of the class that will override or extend the default AnnotationProvider.

To wrap the default AnnotationProvider, use a constructor like CustomAnnotationProvider(AnnotationProvider ap)
@since 2.0.2 @author Leonardo Uribe
org.apache.tapestry.AnnotationProvider
A source of annotations. This interface is used to mask where the annotations come from (for example, from a Method, a Class, or some other source).
org.apache.tapestry.ioc.AnnotationProvider
A source of annotations. This interface is used to mask where the annotations come from (for example, from a Method, a Class, or some other source).
org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.AnnotationProvider
A source of annotations. This interface is used to mask where the annotations come from (for example, from a Method, a Class, or some other source).

Examples of org.apache.tapestry.ioc.AnnotationProvider

    {
        Log log = mockLog();
        WebApplicationContext webContext = newWebApplicationContext();
        ObjectLocator locator = mockObjectLocator();
        SampleBean bean = newMock(SampleBean.class);
        AnnotationProvider annotationProvider = mockAnnotationProvider();
        SpringBean annotation = newSpringBean(BEAN_NAME.toUpperCase());


        train_getBeanDefinitionNames(webContext, "fred", "barney", BEAN_NAME);


        log.info(STARTUP_MESSAGE + "barney, fred, " + BEAN_NAME);

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.ioc.AnnotationProvider

    public void bean_name_outside_of_bean_definitions_supported_with_provided_case()
    {
        Log log = mockLog();
        WebApplicationContext webContext = newWebApplicationContext();
        ObjectLocator locator = mockObjectLocator();
        AnnotationProvider annotationProvider = mockAnnotationProvider();
        SpringBean annotation = newSpringBean(BEAN_NAME);


        SampleBean bean = newMock(SampleBean.class);


        train_getBeanDefinitionNames(webContext, "fred", "barney");

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.ioc.AnnotationProvider

    @Test
    public void no_annotation()
    {
        SymbolSource source = mockSymbolSource();
        TypeCoercer coercer = mockTypeCoercer();
        AnnotationProvider annotationProvider = mockAnnotationProvider();
        ObjectLocator locator = mockObjectLocator();


        train_getAnnotation(annotationProvider, Symbol.class, null);


        replay();

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.ioc.AnnotationProvider

    @Test
    public void annotation_present()
    {
        SymbolSource source = mockSymbolSource();
        TypeCoercer coercer = mockTypeCoercer();
        AnnotationProvider annotationProvider = mockAnnotationProvider();
        ObjectLocator locator = mockObjectLocator();
        Symbol annotation = newMock(Symbol.class);
        String symbolName = "example-symbol";
        String symbolValue = "symbol-value";
        Long coercedValue = 123l;

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.ioc.AnnotationProvider

    @Test
    public void no_value_annotation()
    {
        SymbolSource symbolSource = mockSymbolSource();
        TypeCoercer coercer = mockTypeCoercer();
        AnnotationProvider annotationProvider = mockAnnotationProvider();
        ObjectLocator locator = mockObjectLocator();


        train_getAnnotation(annotationProvider, Value.class, null);


        replay();

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.ioc.AnnotationProvider

    @Test
    public void value_annotation_present()
    {
        SymbolSource symbolSource = mockSymbolSource();
        TypeCoercer coercer = mockTypeCoercer();
        AnnotationProvider annotationProvider = mockAnnotationProvider();
        ObjectLocator locator = mockObjectLocator();
        String annotationValue = "${foo}";
        String expanded = "Foo";
        Runnable coerced = mockRunnable();
        Value annotation = newMock(Value.class);

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.ioc.AnnotationProvider

    public void found_match_first()
    {
        ObjectProvider prov1 = mockObjectProvider();
        ObjectProvider prov2 = mockObjectProvider();
        Class type = Runnable.class;
        AnnotationProvider ap = mockAnnotationProvider();
        ObjectLocator locator = mockObjectLocator();
        Object expected = mockRunnable();


        train_provide(prov1, type, ap, locator, expected);

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.ioc.AnnotationProvider

    public void found_later_match()
    {
        ObjectProvider prov1 = mockObjectProvider();
        ObjectProvider prov2 = mockObjectProvider();
        Class type = Runnable.class;
        AnnotationProvider ap = mockAnnotationProvider();
        ObjectLocator locator = mockObjectLocator();
        Object expected = mockRunnable();


        train_provide(prov1, type, ap, locator, null);
        train_provide(prov2, type, ap, locator, expected);

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.ioc.AnnotationProvider

    public void no_match_but_optional()
    {
        ObjectProvider prov1 = mockObjectProvider();
        ObjectProvider prov2 = mockObjectProvider();
        Class type = Runnable.class;
        AnnotationProvider ap = mockAnnotationProvider();
        ObjectLocator locator = mockObjectLocator();


        train_provide(prov1, type, ap, locator, null);
        train_provide(prov2, type, ap, locator, null);

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.ioc.AnnotationProvider

    public void no_match_and_required()
    {
        ObjectProvider prov1 = mockObjectProvider();
        ObjectProvider prov2 = mockObjectProvider();
        Class type = Runnable.class;
        AnnotationProvider ap = mockAnnotationProvider();
        ObjectLocator locator = mockObjectLocator();
        Object expected = mockRunnable();


        train_provide(prov1, type, ap, locator, null);
        train_provide(prov2, type, ap, locator, null);

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