Package oracle.javatools.db.property

Classes for dealing with properties in the database API.

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Description

Interface Summary

PropertyManager

A DBObjectProvider has an associated PropertyManager that can be queried to ask for the level of support a given property has.

Class Summary

AbstractPropertyManager
Metadata	The database API contains a number of bean classes that represent the objects that can exist in a database (e.g.
PropertyAction	Used by the PropertyManager to indicate actions available on an object basis and a per-property basis.
PropertyFilter
PropertyHelper	Helper class that allows you to get the value for a given property (path) on an object.
PropertyInfo	Wrapper for the PropertyDescriptor beans class that includes some db api specific accessors for the annotation information.
PropertyInitializer
PropertyIterator	A class that iterates through the properties of a DBObject.

Enum Summary

PropertyAction.Type

Defins the different types of property action.

Exception Summary

MissingPropertyException	Exception class thrown by the property support when a given property is not known for the given object.
PropertyInitializer.InitializationVeto	For a particular DBObject instance and property name, a PropertyInitializer may choose to veto providing an initial value by throwing a PropertyInitializer.InitializationVeto exception.

Annotation Types Summary

After	Annotation to mark a bean property as processable after the others on the bean.
PropertyKey	Annotation to mark a static member as being a key in the properties map for retrieval of the given object from a DBObject.
References	Gives extra metadata about a property that references another object (i.e.
Transient	Annotation to mark a bean property as being transient.

Package oracle.javatools.db.property Description

Classes for dealing with properties in the database API. Essentially a layer of metadata classes for the API. All DBObject implementations are java beans, and therefore a given object has a number of properties through the bean's get and set methods. The classes in this packages allow API users to work with object properties without needing to code directly against the bean get and set methods.

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