The following features are supported:
The following features are supported:
The following features are supported:
Property prop = ... Value v; while ((v = prop.nextValue()) != null) { doSomething(v); }
@since 1.0
The following features are supported:
Carrys information about one property of a wrapper-style element. This interface is solely intended for the use by the JAX-RPC and otherwise the use is discouraged.
REVISIT: use CodeModel. @author Kohsuke Kawaguchi (kohsuke.kawaguchi@sun.com) @see Mapping
The Property is a simple data object that contains one typed value. This interface contains methods to inspect and modify the stored value and its type, and the object's read-only state.
The Property also defines the events ReadOnlyStatusChangeEvent and ValueChangeEvent, and the associated listener and notifier interfaces.
The Property.Viewer interface should be used to attach the Property to an external data source. This way the value in the data source can be inspected using the Property interface.
The Property.editor interface should be implemented if the value needs to be changed through the implementing class.
For the most common case (a property with ID, name and value), use the {@link #Property(URI,String,String)} constructor:
{@code Property p = new Property(uri, name, value);}
Only the ID is actually required. To create properties with less or more attributes, use a {@link Property.Builder}:{@code Property p = new Property.Builder(uri).unit(unit).build();}
Instances of this class are immutable and so can be shared.
@author Andrew Jackson @author Fabian Steegproperty type, a pair of a name and value.
@see jade.domain.FIPAAgentManagement.FIPAManagementOntology
@author Fabio Bellifemine - CSELT S.p.A.
@version $Date: 2009-08-26 08:56:09 +0200 (mer, 26 ago 2009) $ $Revision: 6183 $
Interface representing a property key/value pair.
@author David Le Strat When an event is transferred to a processing element, the generated proxy finds the corresponding onEvent method with the event type argument matching the current parameter and calls this method.
If there is no exact match, the closest type in the hierarchy of events is used.
If there is still no match, an error statement is logged and the event is ignored (not processed).