Examples of AnnotationProxy

com.inspiresoftware.lib.dto.geda.assembler.annotations.AnnotationProxy
Annotation proxy allows to wrap the annotation, so that we can extract data event from annotations provided by different class loaders. @since 3.0.0User: denispavlov Date: 13-02-21 Time: 11:35 AM
org.codehaus.jam.annotation.AnnotationProxy
@deprecated do not use, moving into internal
org.hibernate.annotationfactory.AnnotationProxy
A concrete implementation of Annotation that pretends it is a "real" source code annotation. It's also an InvocationHandler.
When you create an AnnotationProxy, you must initialize it with an AnnotationDescriptor. The adapter checks that the provided elements are the same elements defined in the annotation interface. However, it does not check that their values are the right type. If you omit an element, the adapter will use the default value for that element from the annotation interface, if it exists. If no default exists, it will throw an exception.
Warning: this class does not implement hashCode() and equals() - it just uses the ones it inherits from Object. This means that an AnnotationProxy does not follow the recommendations of the Annotation javadoc about these two methods. That's why you should never mix AnnotationProxies with "real" annotations. For example, don't put them into the same Collection. @author Paolo Perrotta @author Davide Marchignoli @see java.lang.annotation.Annotation
org.hibernate.annotations.common.annotationfactory.AnnotationProxy
A concrete implementation of Annotation that pretends it is a "real" source code annotation. It's also an InvocationHandler.
When you create an AnnotationProxy, you must initialize it with an AnnotationDescriptor. The adapter checks that the provided elements are the same elements defined in the annotation interface. However, it does not check that their values are the right type. If you omit an element, the adapter will use the default value for that element from the annotation interface, if it exists. If no default exists, it will throw an exception.
Warning: this class does not implement hashCode() and equals() - it just uses the ones it inherits from Object. This means that an AnnotationProxy does not follow the recommendations of the Annotation javadoc about these two methods. That's why you should never mix AnnotationProxies with "real" annotations. For example, don't put them into the same Collection. @author Paolo Perrotta @author Davide Marchignoli @see java.lang.annotation.Annotation

Examples of org.hibernate.annotations.common.annotationfactory.AnnotationProxy


  public void testThrowsARuntimeExceptionIfYouUseAnElementWhichIsNotInTheAnnotationInterface() {
    AnnotationDescriptor elements = new AnnotationDescriptor( TestAnnotation.class );
    elements.setValue( "anOddElement", "x" );
    try {
      new AnnotationProxy( elements );
      fail();
    }
    catch (RuntimeException e) {
    }
  }

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Examples of org.hibernate.annotations.common.annotationfactory.AnnotationProxy

  @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
  public static <T extends Annotation> T create(AnnotationDescriptor descriptor, ClassLoader classLoader) {
    //TODO round 34ms to generate the proxy, hug! is Javassist Faster?
    //TODO prebuild the javax.persistence and org.hibernate.annotations classes?
    Class<T> proxyClass = (Class<T>) Proxy.getProxyClass( classLoader, descriptor.type() );
    InvocationHandler handler = new AnnotationProxy( descriptor );
    try {
      return getProxyInstance( proxyClass, handler );
    }
    catch (RuntimeException e) {
      throw e;

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Examples of org.hibernate.annotations.common.annotationfactory.AnnotationProxy

  @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
  public static <T extends Annotation> T create(AnnotationDescriptor descriptor, ClassLoader classLoader) {
    //TODO round 34ms to generate the proxy, hug! is Javassist Faster?
    //TODO prebuild the javax.persistence and org.hibernate.annotations classes?
    Class<T> proxyClass = (Class<T>) Proxy.getProxyClass( classLoader, descriptor.type() );
    InvocationHandler handler = new AnnotationProxy( descriptor );
    try {
      return getProxyInstance( proxyClass, handler );
    }
    catch (RuntimeException e) {
      throw e;

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Examples of org.hibernate.annotations.common.annotationfactory.AnnotationProxy

  @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
  public static <T extends Annotation> T create(AnnotationDescriptor descriptor, ClassLoader classLoader) {
        //TODO round 34ms to generate the proxy, hug! is Javassist Faster?
        //TODO prebuild the javax.persistence and org.hibernate.annotations classes?
        Class<T> proxyClass = (Class<T>) Proxy.getProxyClass( classLoader, descriptor.type() );
    InvocationHandler handler = new AnnotationProxy( descriptor );
    try {
      return getProxyInstance( proxyClass, handler );
    }
    catch (RuntimeException e) {
      throw e;

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Examples of org.hibernate.annotations.common.annotationfactory.AnnotationProxy

  @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
  public static <T extends Annotation> T create(AnnotationDescriptor descriptor, ClassLoader classLoader) {
    //TODO round 34ms to generate the proxy, hug! is Javassist Faster?
    //TODO prebuild the javax.persistence and org.hibernate.annotations classes?
    Class<T> proxyClass = (Class<T>) Proxy.getProxyClass( classLoader, descriptor.type() );
    InvocationHandler handler = new AnnotationProxy( descriptor );
    try {
      return getProxyInstance( proxyClass, handler );
    }
    catch (RuntimeException e) {
      throw e;

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