oracle.jdeveloper.db.dependency

Class DBObjectDeclaration

java.lang.Object

oracle.ide.dependency.IdDeclaration

oracle.jdeveloper.db.dependency.DBObjectDeclaration

All Implemented Interfaces:

Declaration

Direct Known Subclasses:

PlSqlDeclaration

public class DBObjectDeclaration
extends IdDeclaration

A DBObjectDeclaration is an IdDeclaration implementation that uses a string id created by the DBObjectDeclarationFactory as its declaration id.

It can be thought of as a wrapper around a DBObject which implements the Declaration interface.

DBObjectDeclaration objects are constructed by using the DBObjectDeclarationFactory.

Since:

11.1.1.2.0

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class oracle.ide.dependency.IdDeclaration

id

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
BaseObjectID	getObjectID() Returns an ID (in the oracle.javatools.db sense) for the DBObject that is represented by this object.
java.net.URL	getURL() Get the URL containing this declaration, if there is one.
boolean	hasLocalScope() Tests whether this declaration has a local scope.
void	show() Show this declaration to the user.

Methods inherited from class oracle.ide.dependency.IdDeclaration

canDelete, delete, equals, findDeclaration, getDeclarationId, hashCode

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

getURL

public java.net.URL getURL()

Description copied from interface: Declaration

Get the URL containing this declaration, if there is one.

Returns:

the URL, or null if there is no URL associated with this declaration

show

public void show()

Description copied from interface: Declaration

Show this declaration to the user. For example, this might open an editor with the declaration selected.

getObjectID

public BaseObjectID getObjectID()

Returns an ID (in the oracle.javatools.db sense) for the DBObject that is represented by this object.

hasLocalScope

public boolean hasLocalScope()

Tests whether this declaration has a local scope. A local scope means it cannot be referenced from outside of the containing URL.

Returns:

true if this declaration can only be referenced locally.