Examples of com.sun.enterprise.module.ModuleDependency

com.sun.enterprise.module.ModuleDependency
A ModuleDependency instance holds all information necessary to identify a dependency between modules. Modules can declare their dependency on a separate module using the name, the version and whether they accept the sub module implementation to be shared. They can also specify whether or not they want to re-export the sub module public interfaces. Re-exporting means that the sub-module's public interfaces will also be published as a public interface of the enclosing module. @author Jerome Dochez

                    requiredBundleName = requireBundle;
                } else {
                    requiredBundleName = requireBundle.substring(0, idx);
                    // TODO(Sahoo): parse version and other stuff
                }
                mds.add(new ModuleDependency(requiredBundleName, null));
            }
        }
        return mds.toArray(new ModuleDependency[mds.size()]);
    }

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                    requiredBundleName = requireBundle;
                } else {
                    requiredBundleName = requireBundle.substring(0, idx);
                    // TODO(Sahoo): parse version and other stuff
                }
                mds.add(new ModuleDependency(requiredBundleName, null));
            }
        }
        return mds.toArray(new ModuleDependency[mds.size()]);
    }

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