I am trying to use an enumartion class (class with Enumeration stereotype) with
its attributes being numbers. I tried giving these number literals Integer type
and then tried String Type but in both cases I get the following error during
code generation:
CONTENTTYPE_TYPE_TC.java:57: <identifier> expected
public static final CONTENTTYPE_TYPE_TC 10 = new CONTENTTYPE_TYPE_TC("10");
^
CONTENTTYPE_TYPE_TC.java:62: <identifier> expected
public static final CONTENTTYPE_TYPE_TC 56 = new CONTENTTYPE_TYPE_TC("56");
.... and so on.
What I understand from this is that an numbers can't be used as identifiers.
The whole purpose of what I am trying to do is to create LOOKUP TYPE CODES for
which I am using enumeration here.
I would appreciate if someone can point me to the right way to do this:
_ is using enumeration classes with the attributes being numbers (with Integer
or String types) is teh right way to do this?
_ My application has a need for lookup tables of type codes where mostly there
are two columns, a type_code and a description. Most of teh times I won't even
use description columns and just use the type-codes. Other than using an
enumeration class what else can I use?
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Regards
Safaa
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