Examples of MetadataFile


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

     * one exception to this rule is default listeners: all default listeners
     * found will be added to a list in the order that they are read from the
     * instance document(s).
     */
    public void processPersistenceUnitMetadata() {
        m_file = new MetadataFile(this);
       
        if (m_persistenceUnitMetadata != null) {
            // Set the accessible object for persistence unit metadata.
            m_persistenceUnitMetadata.initXMLObject(m_file);
           
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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.objects.MetadataFile

     * one exception to this rule is default listeners: all default listeners
     * found will be added to a list in the order that they are read from the
     * instance document(s).
     */
    public void processPersistenceUnitMetadata() {
        m_file = new MetadataFile(this);
       
        if (m_persistenceUnitMetadata != null) {
            // Set the accessible object for persistence unit metadata.
            m_persistenceUnitMetadata.initXMLObject(m_file);
           
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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.objects.MetadataFile

     * one exception to this rule is default listeners: all default listeners
     * found will be added to a list in the order that they are read from the
     * instance document(s).
     */
    public void processPersistenceUnitMetadata() {
        m_file = new MetadataFile(this);
       
        if (m_persistenceUnitMetadata != null) {
            // Set the accessible object for persistence unit metadata.
            m_persistenceUnitMetadata.initXMLObject(m_file, this);
           
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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.objects.MetadataFile

     * one exception to this rule is default listeners: all default listeners
     * found will be added to a list in the order that they are read from the
     * instance document(s).
     */
    public void processPersistenceUnitMetadata() {
        m_file = new MetadataFile(this);
       
        if (m_persistenceUnitMetadata != null) {
            // Set the accessible object for persistence unit metadata.
            m_persistenceUnitMetadata.initXMLObject(m_file, this);
           
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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.objects.MetadataFile

     * one exception to this rule is default listeners: all default listeners
     * found will be added to a list in the order that they are read from the
     * instance document(s).
     */
    public void processPersistenceUnitMetadata() {
        m_file = new MetadataFile(this);
       
        if (m_persistenceUnitMetadata != null) {
            // Set the accessible object for persistence unit metadata.
            m_persistenceUnitMetadata.initXMLObject(m_file);
           
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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.objects.MetadataFile

     * one exception to this rule is default listeners: all default listeners
     * found will be added to a list in the order that they are read from the
     * instance document(s).
     */
    public void processPersistenceUnitMetadata() {
        m_file = new MetadataFile(this);
       
        if (m_persistenceUnitMetadata != null) {
            // Set the accessible object for persistence unit metadata.
            m_persistenceUnitMetadata.initXMLObject(m_file, this);
           
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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.objects.MetadataFile

     * one exception to this rule is default listeners: all default listeners
     * found will be added to a list in the order that they are read from the
     * instance document(s).
     */
    public void processPersistenceUnitMetadata() {
        m_file = new MetadataFile(this);
       
        if (m_persistenceUnitMetadata != null) {
            // Set the accessible object for persistence unit metadata.
            m_persistenceUnitMetadata.initXMLObject(m_file, this);
           
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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.objects.MetadataFile

     * one exception to this rule is default listeners: all default listeners
     * found will be added to a list in the order that they are read from the
     * instance document(s).
     */
    public void processPersistenceUnitMetadata() {
        m_file = new MetadataFile(this);
       
        if (m_persistenceUnitMetadata != null) {
            // Set the accessible object for persistence unit metadata.
            m_persistenceUnitMetadata.initXMLObject(m_file, this);
           
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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.objects.MetadataFile

     * one exception to this rule is default listeners: all default listeners
     * found will be added to a list in the order that they are read from the
     * instance document(s).
     */
    public void processPersistenceUnitMetadata() {
        m_file = new MetadataFile(this);
       
        if (m_persistenceUnitMetadata != null) {
            // Set the accessible object for persistence unit metadata.
            m_persistenceUnitMetadata.initXMLObject(m_file, this);
           
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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.jpa.metadata.accessors.objects.MetadataFile

     * one exception to this rule is default listeners: all default listeners
     * found will be added to a list in the order that they are read from the
     * instance document(s).
     */
    public void processPersistenceUnitMetadata() {
        m_file = new MetadataFile(this);
       
        if (m_persistenceUnitMetadata != null) {
            // Set the accessible object for persistence unit metadata.
            m_persistenceUnitMetadata.initXMLObject(m_file, this);
           
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