Examples of MetadataAccessibleObject

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.objects.MetadataAccessibleObject

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    public void addAccessors() {     
        if (m_attributes != null) {
            for (MappingAccessor accessor : m_attributes.getAccessors()) {
                // Load the accessible object from the class.
                MetadataAccessibleObject accessibleObject = null;
               
                // We must init all xml mapping accessors with a reference
                // of their owning class accessor. The mapping accessors
                // require metatata information from them to ensure they
                // process themselves correctly.
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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.objects.MetadataAccessibleObject

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    public void addAccessors() {     
        if (m_attributes != null) {
            for (MappingAccessor accessor : m_attributes.getAccessors()) {
                // Load the accessible object from the class.
                MetadataAccessibleObject accessibleObject = null;
               
                // We must init all xml mapping accessors with a reference
                // of their owning class accessor. The mapping accessors
                // require metatata information from them to ensure they
                // process themselves correctly.
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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.objects.MetadataAccessibleObject

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     */
    public void addAccessors() {     
        if (m_attributes != null) {
            for (MappingAccessor accessor : m_attributes.getAccessors()) {
                // Load the accessible object from the class.
                MetadataAccessibleObject accessibleObject = null;
               
                // We must init all xml mapping accessors with a reference
                // of their owning class accessor. The mapping accessors
                // require metatata information from them to ensure they
                // process themselves correctly.
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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.objects.MetadataAccessibleObject

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    public void addAccessors() {     
        if (m_attributes != null) {
            for (MappingAccessor accessor : m_attributes.getAccessors()) {
                // Load the accessible object from the class.
                MetadataAccessibleObject accessibleObject = null;
               
                // We must init all xml mapping accessors with a reference
                // of their owning class accessor. The mapping accessors
                // require metatata information from them to ensure they
                // process themselves correctly.
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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.objects.MetadataAccessibleObject

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    public void addAccessors() {       
        if (m_attributes != null) {
            for (MappingAccessor accessor : m_attributes.getAccessors()) {
                // Load the accessible object from the class.
                MetadataAccessibleObject accessibleObject = null;
               
                // We must init all xml mapping accessors with a reference
                // of their owning class accessor. The mapping accessors
                // require metatata information from them to ensure they
                // process themselves correctly.
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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.objects.MetadataAccessibleObject

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     */
    public void addAccessors() {     
        if (m_attributes != null) {
            for (MappingAccessor accessor : m_attributes.getAccessors()) {
                // Load the accessible object from the class.
                MetadataAccessibleObject accessibleObject = null;
               
                // We must init all xml mapping accessors with a reference
                // of their owning class accessor. The mapping accessors
                // require metatata information from them to ensure they
                // process themselves correctly.
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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.objects.MetadataAccessibleObject

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     */
    public void addAccessors() {     
        if (m_attributes != null) {
            for (MappingAccessor accessor : m_attributes.getAccessors()) {
                // Load the accessible object from the class.
                MetadataAccessibleObject accessibleObject = null;
               
                // We must init all xml mapping accessors with a reference
                // of their owning class accessor. The mapping accessors
                // require metatata information from them to ensure they
                // process themselves correctly.
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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.objects.MetadataAccessibleObject

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     */
    public void addAccessors() {     
        if (m_attributes != null) {
            for (MappingAccessor accessor : m_attributes.getAccessors()) {
                // Load the accessible object from the class.
                MetadataAccessibleObject accessibleObject = null;
               
                // We must init all xml mapping accessors with a reference
                // of their owning class accessor. The mapping accessors
                // require metatata information from them to ensure they
                // process themselves correctly.
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