Examples of PropertyHolder

com.kurento.kmf.common.PropertiesManager.PropertyHolder
com.sun.faces.config.beans.PropertyHolder

Interface denoting a configuration bean that stores a named collection of properties.
henplus.property.PropertyHolder
A Property is something that has a value and is bound to some name. The binding to a name is done elsewhere, the PropertyHolder holds the value and informs a callback method on change. It provides a simple way of completing values, if possible to aid the shell. The PropertyHolder is abstract, since it needs to be overwritten to get informed on changes of its value. Since a property is always special in a sense that changing the property does change some internal state, possibly by calling several methods, code is always executed on change.
nexj.core.meta.PropertyHolder
Class for storing custom properties.
org.drools.guvnor.client.asseteditor.PropertyHolder
key/value pair to be used as an exchange object for properties rule asset
org.drools.guvnor.client.ruleeditor.PropertyHolder
key/value pair to be used as an exchange object for properties rule asset @author Anton Arhipov
org.hibernate.cfg.PropertyHolder
Property holder abstract property containers from their direct implementation @author Emmanuel Bernard
org.timerescue.element.agent.PropertyHolder
Managment for properties @author chamanx

Examples of org.drools.guvnor.client.asseteditor.PropertyHolder

     * @return
     */
    public List<PropertyHolder> getPropertyHolders() {
        List<PropertyHolder> properties = new ArrayList<PropertyHolder>();
        for ( PropertyHolderAdaptor pha : this.adaptedProperties ) {
            properties.add( new PropertyHolder( pha.getName(),
                                                pha.getValue() ) );
        }
        return properties;
    }

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Examples of org.drools.guvnor.client.asseteditor.PropertyHolder

        return uiBinder.createAndBindUi( this );
    }


    @UiHandler("addPropertyButton")
    void addProperty(ClickEvent event) {
        this.adaptedProperties.add( new PropertyHolderAdaptor( new PropertyHolder( "",
                                                                                   "" ) ) );
        cellTable.setRowData( this.adaptedProperties );
        cellTable.setRowCount( this.adaptedProperties.size() );
    }

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Examples of org.drools.guvnor.client.ruleeditor.PropertyHolder

    String[] props = properties.split("\n");
    if (props != null) {
      for (String s : props) {
        String[] pair = s.split("=");
        if (pair.length == 2) {
          list.add(new PropertyHolder(pair[0], pair[1]));
        }
      }
    }
    PropertiesHolder result = new PropertiesHolder();
    result.list = list;

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Examples of org.drools.guvnor.client.ruleeditor.PropertyHolder

     * @return
     */
    public List<PropertyHolder> getPropertyHolders() {
        List<PropertyHolder> properties = new ArrayList<PropertyHolder>();
        for ( PropertyHolderAdaptor pha : this.adaptedProperties ) {
            properties.add( new PropertyHolder( pha.getName(),
                                                pha.getValue() ) );
        }
        return properties;
    }

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Examples of org.drools.guvnor.client.ruleeditor.PropertyHolder

        return uiBinder.createAndBindUi( this );
    }


    @UiHandler("addPropertyButton")
    void addProperty(ClickEvent event) {
        this.adaptedProperties.add( new PropertyHolderAdaptor( new PropertyHolder( "",
                                                                                   "" ) ) );
        cellTable.setRowData( this.adaptedProperties );
        cellTable.setRowCount( this.adaptedProperties.size() );
    }

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Examples of org.hibernate.cfg.PropertyHolder

    };
  }


  private void bindIndex(final ExtendedMappings mappings) {
    if ( indexColumn.isImplicit() == false ) {
      PropertyHolder valueHolder = PropertyHolderBuilder.buildPropertyHolder(
          this.collection,
          StringHelper.qualify( this.collection.getRole(), "key" ),
          (XClass) null,
          (XProperty) null, propertyHolder, mappings
      );

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Examples of org.hibernate.cfg.PropertyHolder

        AnnotatedClassType classType;
        //      Map<String, javax.persistence.Column[]> columnOverrides = PropertyHolderBuilder.buildColumnOverride(
        //          property, StringHelper.qualify( collValue.getRole(), "element" )
        //      );
        //FIXME the "element" is lost
        PropertyHolder holder = null;
        if ( BinderHelper.PRIMITIVE_NAMES.contains( mapKeyType ) ) {
          classType = AnnotatedClassType.NONE;
          elementClass = null;
        }
        else {

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Examples of org.hibernate.cfg.PropertyHolder

      AnnotatedClassType classType;
//      Map<String, javax.persistence.Column[]> columnOverrides = PropertyHolderBuilder.buildColumnOverride(
//          property, StringHelper.qualify( collValue.getRole(), "element" )
//      );
      //FIXME the "element" is lost
      PropertyHolder holder = null;
      if ( BinderHelper.PRIMITIVE_NAMES.contains( collType.getName() ) ) {
        classType = AnnotatedClassType.NONE;
        elementClass = null;
      }
      else {

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Examples of org.hibernate.cfg.PropertyHolder

    };
  }


  private void bindIndex(final Mappings mappings) {
    if ( !indexColumn.isImplicit() ) {
      PropertyHolder valueHolder = PropertyHolderBuilder.buildPropertyHolder(
          this.collection,
          StringHelper.qualify( this.collection.getRole(), "key" ),
          null,
          null, propertyHolder, mappings
      );

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Examples of org.hibernate.cfg.PropertyHolder

    }
    else {
      XClass elementClass;
      AnnotatedClassType classType;


      PropertyHolder holder = null;
      if ( BinderHelper.PRIMITIVE_NAMES.contains( collType.getName() ) ) {
        classType = AnnotatedClassType.NONE;
        elementClass = null;
      }
      else {

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