Examples of JAnnotation

com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.JAnnotation
org.apache.cxf.tools.common.model.JAnnotation
org.codehaus.jam.JAnnotation

Represents a metadata that is associated with a particular JElement. Note that JAnnoations are JElements, which means that they themselves can have annotations, and can be treated as nodes in a JAM hierarchy.

Annotations can be simple or complex. Values of simple annotations can be retrieved via the various get...Value() methods. Complex attributes can be navigated via the getAnnotations() method which exposes nested attributes (which may in turn be either simple or complex.
@author Patrick Calahan <email: codehaus-at-bea-dot-com>

org.exolab.javasource.JAnnotation

JAnnotation represents a single annotation against a code element. The methods described on the JAnnotatedElement interface are used to associate JAnnotation's with various other objects in this package describing Java code elements.

The print method outputs annotations in various forms (as described in the Java Language Specification Third Edition) based on the methods called.

For "Marker Annotation", construct with the appropriate JAnnotationType.

 JAnnotationType preliminaryType = new JAnnotationType("Preliminary"); JAnnotation preliminary = new JAnnotation(preliminaryType);

outputs

 @Preliminary()

For "Single Element Annotation", construct as above and call the setValue(value) method to set the value of the "value" element of the annotation type.

 JAnnotationType copyrightType = new JAnnotationType("Copyright"); JAnnotation copyright = new JAnnotation(copyrightType); copyright.setValue("\"2002 Yoyodyne Systems, Inc., All rights reserved.\"");

outputs

 @Copyright("2002 Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems, Inc., All rights reserved.")

For "Normal Annotation," construct as above then call the appropriate setValue methods that accept an "elementName" parameter.

 JAnnotationType requestType = new JAnnotationType("RequestForEnhancement"); JAnnotation request = new JAnnotation(requestType); request.setElementValue("id", "2868724"); request.setElementValue("synopsis", "\"Provide time-travel functionality\""); request.setElementValue("engineer", "\"Mr. Peabody\""); request.setElementValue("date", "\"4/1/2004\"");

outputs

 @RequestForEnhancement( id       = 2868724, sysopsis = "Provide time-travel functionality", engineer = "Mr. Peabody", date     = "4/1/2004")

"Complex" annotations are also supported via the various setValue methods that take a JAnnotation object.

 JAnnotationType nameType = new JAnnotationType("Name"); JAnnotationType authorType = new JAnnotationType("Author"); JAnnotation author = new JAnnotation(authorType); JAnnotation name = new JAnnotation(nameType); name.setElementValue("first", "\"Joe\""); name.setElementValue("last", "\"Hacker\""); author.setValue(name);

outputs

 @Author(@Name( first = "Joe", last  = "Hacker"))

Finally annotation elements whose types are arrays are supported via the setValue methods that take arrays:

 JAnnotationType endorsersType = new JAnnotationType("Endorsers"); JAnnotation endorsers = new JAnnotation(endorsersType); endorsers.setValue(new String[] { "\"Children\"", "\"Unscrupulous dentists\""});

outputs

 @Endorsers( { "Children", "Unscrupulous dentists" })

Note: Conditional element values are not currently supported. However the setValue methods taking String values can be used to output this construct literally if desired. @author Andrew Fawcett @version $Revision: 8009 $ $Date: 2006-04-25 16:09:10 -0600 (Tue, 25 Apr 2006) $

Examples of org.apache.cxf.tools.common.model.JAnnotation

    public void testAnnotateDOCBare() throws Exception {
        init(method, parameter, SOAPBinding.Style.DOCUMENT, false);


        parameter.annotate(new WebParamAnnotator());


        JAnnotation annotation = parameter.getAnnotation("WebParam");
        assertEquals("@WebParam(partName = \"y\", name = \"x\", " 
                     + "targetNamespace = \"http://apache.org/cxf\")", 
                         annotation.toString());
        List<JAnnotationElement> elements = annotation.getElements();
        assertEquals(3, elements.size());
        // XXX - order that attributes are appended to the string
        //       differs with the ibmjdk...
        //assertEquals(
        //"@WebParam(targetNamespace = \"http://apache.org/cxf\", partName = \"y\", name = \"x\")",

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Examples of org.apache.cxf.tools.common.model.JAnnotation


    @Test
    public void testAnnotateRPC() throws Exception {
        init(method, parameter, SOAPBinding.Style.RPC, true);
        parameter.annotate(new WebParamAnnotator());
        JAnnotation annotation = parameter.getAnnotation("WebParam");
        assertEquals(2, annotation.getElements().size());
        assertEquals("@WebParam(partName = \"y\", name = \"y\")",
                     annotation.toString());
    }

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Examples of org.apache.cxf.tools.common.model.JAnnotation

        method.annotate(new WebResultAnnotator());
        Map<String, JAnnotation> annotations = method.getAnnotationMap();
        assertNotNull(annotations);
        assertEquals(1, annotations.size());
        assertEquals("WebResult", annotations.keySet().iterator().next());
        JAnnotation resultAnnotation = annotations.get("WebResult");
        assertEquals("@WebResult(name = \"return\")", resultAnnotation.toString());
        List<JAnnotationElement> elements = resultAnnotation.getElements();
        assertNotNull(elements);
        assertEquals(1, elements.size());
        assertEquals("name", elements.get(0).getName());
        assertEquals("return", elements.get(0).getValue());
    }

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Examples of org.apache.cxf.tools.common.model.JAnnotation

                } else {
                    processor.processMethod(jm, bop.getOperationInfo());
                }


                if (headerType == this.resultHeader) {
                    JAnnotation resultAnno = jm.getAnnotationMap().get("WebResult");
                    if (resultAnno != null) {
                        resultAnno.addElement(new JAnnotationElement("header", true, true));
                    }
                }
                processParameter(jm, bop);
            }
        }

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Examples of org.apache.cxf.tools.common.model.JAnnotation

        }
    }


    private void setParameterAsHeader(JavaParameter parameter) {
        parameter.setHeader(true);
        JAnnotation parameterAnnotation = parameter.getAnnotation("WebParam");
        parameterAnnotation.addElement(new JAnnotationElement("header", true, true));
        parameterAnnotation.addElement(new JAnnotationElement("name", 
                                                                     parameter.getQName().getLocalPart()));
        parameterAnnotation.addElement(new JAnnotationElement("partName", parameter.getPartName()));
        parameterAnnotation.addElement(new JAnnotationElement("targetNamespace", 
                                                                     parameter.getTargetNamespace()));
    }

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Examples of org.apache.cxf.tools.common.model.JAnnotation

                        p2.setName(param.getName());
                        p2.setClassName(param.getHolderName());
                        p2.setStyle(JavaType.Style.IN);
                        callbackMethod.addParameter(p2);
                        for (String s : param.getAnnotationTags()) {
                            JAnnotation ann = param.getAnnotation(s);
                            p2.addAnnotation(s, ann);
                        }
                    } else if (!param.isHeader() && asyncCname == null) {
                        asyncCname = param.getClassName();
                    }
                } else {
                    callbackMethod.addParameter(param);
                }
            } else {
                callbackMethod.addParameter(param);
            }
        }
        JavaParameter asyncHandler = new JavaParameter();
        
        asyncHandler.setName("asyncHandler");
        asyncHandler.setCallback(true);
        asyncHandler.setClassName(getAsyncClassName(method, 
                                                    "AsyncHandler",
                                                    asyncCname));
        asyncHandler.setStyle(JavaType.Style.IN);
        
        callbackMethod.addParameter(asyncHandler);
        
        JAnnotation asyncHandlerAnnotation = new JAnnotation(WebParam.class);
        asyncHandlerAnnotation.addElement(new JAnnotationElement("name", "asyncHandler"));
        asyncHandlerAnnotation.addElement(new JAnnotationElement("targetNamespace", ""));
        asyncHandler.addAnnotation("WebParam", asyncHandlerAnnotation);                


        method.getInterface().addImport("javax.jws.WebParam");
        method.getInterface().addMethod(callbackMethod);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.cxf.tools.common.model.JAnnotation

                        p2.setName(param.getName());
                        p2.setClassName(param.getHolderName());
                        p2.setStyle(JavaType.Style.IN);
                        pollingMethod.addParameter(p2);
                        for (String s : param.getAnnotationTags()) {
                            JAnnotation ann = param.getAnnotation(s);
                            p2.addAnnotation(s, ann);
                        }
                    } else if (!param.isHeader() && asyncCname == null) {
                        asyncCname = param.getClassName();
                    }

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Examples of org.apache.cxf.tools.common.model.JAnnotation

                    // REVISIT: find a better way to handle Handler gen, should not
                    // pass JavaInterface around.
                    handlerGen.setJavaInterface(intf);
                    handlerGen.generate(getEnvironment());
    
                    JAnnotation annot = handlerGen.getHandlerAnnotation();
                    if (handlerGen.getHandlerAnnotation() != null) {
                        boolean existHandlerAnno = false;
                        for (JAnnotation jann : intf.getAnnotations()) {
                            if (jann.getType() == HandlerChain.class) {
                                existHandlerAnno = true;
                            }
                        }
                        if (!existHandlerAnno) {
                            intf.addAnnotation(annot);
                            intf.addImport("javax.jws.HandlerChain");
                        }
                    }
                }
                if (penv.containsKey(ToolConstants.RUNTIME_DATABINDING_CLASS)) {
                    JAnnotation ann = new JAnnotation(DataBinding.class);
                    JAnnotationElement el 
                        = new JAnnotationElement(null,
                                                 penv.get(ToolConstants.RUNTIME_DATABINDING_CLASS),
                                                 true);
                    ann.addElement(el);
                    intf.addAnnotation(ann);
                }
                clearAttributes();
                setAttributes("intf", intf);
                setCommonAttributes();

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Examples of org.apache.cxf.tools.common.model.JAnnotation

                if (js.getHandlerChains() != null) {
                    HandlerConfigGenerator handlerGen = new HandlerConfigGenerator();
                    handlerGen.setJavaInterface(js);
                    handlerGen.generate(getEnvironment());
    
                    JAnnotation annot = handlerGen.getHandlerAnnotation();
                                   
                    if (handlerGen.getHandlerAnnotation() != null) {
                        boolean existHandlerAnno = false;
                        for (JAnnotation jann : js.getAnnotations()) {
                            if (jann.getType() == HandlerChain.class) {

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Examples of org.apache.cxf.tools.common.model.JAnnotation


        JavaInterface intf = method.getInterface();
        MessageInfo inputMessage = operation.getInput();
        MessageInfo outputMessage = operation.getOutput();


        JAnnotation actionAnnotation = new JAnnotation(Action.class);
        if (inputMessage.getExtensionAttributes() != null) {
            String inputAction = getAction(inputMessage);
            if (inputAction != null) {
                actionAnnotation.addElement(new JAnnotationElement("input", 
                                                                   inputAction));
                required = true;
            }
        }


        if (outputMessage != null && outputMessage.getExtensionAttributes() != null) {
            String outputAction = getAction(outputMessage);
            if (outputAction != null) {
                actionAnnotation.addElement(new JAnnotationElement("output", 
                                                                   outputAction));
                required = true;
            }
        }
        if (operation.hasFaults()) {
            List<JAnnotation> faultAnnotations = new ArrayList<JAnnotation>();
            for (FaultInfo faultInfo : operation.getFaults()) {
                if (faultInfo.getExtensionAttributes() != null) {
                    String faultAction = getAction(faultInfo);
                    if (faultAction == null) {
                        continue;
                    }


                    JavaException exceptionClass = getExceptionClass(method, faultInfo);                    
                    if (!StringUtils.isEmpty(exceptionClass.getPackageName())
                        && !exceptionClass.getPackageName().equals(intf.getPackageName())) {
                        intf.addImport(exceptionClass.getClassName());
                    }                    


                    JAnnotation faultAnnotation = new JAnnotation(FaultAction.class);
                    faultAnnotation.addElement(new JAnnotationElement("className", exceptionClass));
                    faultAnnotation.addElement(new JAnnotationElement("value", 
                                                                      faultAction));
                    faultAnnotations.add(faultAnnotation);
                    required = true;
                }
            }

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