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weblogic.descriptor.annotation
Class GlobalAnnotations

java.lang.Object
  weblogic.descriptor.annotation.GlobalAnnotations

Direct Known Subclasses:

BeanAnnotations, MethodAnnotations, PropertyAnnotations

public class GlobalAnnotations

extends Object

Defines annotations that can be specified on any element in a bean interface as well as the interface itself.

EXCLUDE

public static final AnnotationDefinition EXCLUDE

Specifies that the annotated element should not appear in the public docs.

Usage: @exclude

DYNAMIC

public static final AnnotationDefinition DYNAMIC

When present on a property, indicates that property can be changed without redeploy/reboot. When present on an interface, indicates that all properties defined by this interface have this characteristic by default.

Default: false

Usage: @dynamic booleanValue

CONFIGURABLE

public static final AnnotationDefinition CONFIGURABLE

When present on a property, indicates that this property may be changed during configuration. This annotation is typically used on deployment descriptors to distinuish configurable properties from properties that are fixed at development time. When present on an interface indicates that all properties defined by interface are configurable by default. This is typically used on MBeans and other beans that exclusively contain configuration. Note that this annotation may be inherited from a superinterface.

Default: false

Usage: @configurable booleanValue

OBSOLETE

public static final AnnotationDefinition OBSOLETE

Indicates that the annotated element is not functional in any product at or beyond versionNumber. This is different than @deprecated which indicates that the element may not be funtional in a future release.

In most cases an element that is obsolete should be removed entirely. This is not possible for MBeans given the current approach for supporting compatibility with older versions. In this approach, the compatibility layer is generated off of the same interfaces that define the current API. This means that properties that are unsupported in the new API are still visible in the API.

Usage: @obsolete [versionNumber]

ROLE_ALLOWED

public static final AnnotationDefinition ROLE_ALLOWED

When present on a property, indicates the default allowed security roles for the property. When present on an interface, indicates the default allowed security roles for this interface and all properties defined by this interface. Note: when present on an interface, this does not apply to encrypted properties. You must explicitly specify a roleAllowed annotation on the encrypted property.

Usage: @roleAllowed roleName

ROLE_EXCLUDED

public static final AnnotationDefinition ROLE_EXCLUDED

When present on a property, indicates the excluded security roles for the property. When present on an interface, indicates the excluded security roles for this interface and all properties defined by this interface. Note: when present on an interface, this does not apply to encrypted properties. You must explicitly specify a roleExcluded annotation on the encrypted property.

Usage: @roleExcluded roleName

ROLE_PERMIT_ALL

public static final AnnotationDefinition ROLE_PERMIT_ALL

When present on a property, indicates the default is to allow access for all roles. When present on an interface, indicates the default is to allow access for all security roles for this interface and all properties defined by this interface. Note: when present on an interface, this does not apply to encrypted properties. You must explicitly specify a rolePermitAll annotation on the encrypted property.

Usage: @rolePermitAll

VISIBLE_TO_PARTITION

public static final AnnotationDefinition VISIBLE_TO_PARTITION

Presents on an interface, attributes and operations to control the visibility from a partition context.

Usage: @VisibleToPartitions ALWAYS|NEVER

OWNER

public static final AnnotationDefinition OWNER

When present on an interface, attribute or operation, it denotes that the interface, attribute or the operation is authorized by the value of the owner

usage: @Owner Domain|Partition|Context

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