Just do this:
ParameterFacade.hasStereotype("stereotype name")
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Subject: [Andromda-devel] Finding out the stereotype of the type of a method
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Hi,
I need to find out which stereotypes the type of a method parameter has.
E.g.:
class PersonCriteria is stereotyped as <<SearchCriteria>> in the model
Now I have a method "findByCriteria(PersonCriteria criteria)" on a Spring
entity. Inside the metafacade for the Spring entity, I want to find out that
the class PersonCriteria is stereotyped with <<SearchCriteria>>.
But how? I tried to iterate all arguments, get their types and list their
stereotypes, but to no avail.
- Peter
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