Hi Bob!
Seems to me that only members of type boolean will be set with
the "has"-prefix. This might be obligatory for all
boolean-fields similar to using "is" (e.g. "isValid()") as a
name-prefix for methods returning boolean values.
So long,
-tk-
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Von: Robert Ollila [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 4. September 2001 21:32
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Betreff: [castor-dev] what type of class members generate
"has<varname>()" methods?
Hi,
Can anyone tell me under what circumstances the XML source generator
creates
the "has<varname>()" method for a particular class member variable. For
example, the sample invoice.xsd in the SourceGenerator directory results
in
an Item class with members as follows:
private boolean _inStock = false;
/**
* keeps track of state for field: _inStock
**/
private boolean _has_inStock;
private java.lang.String _category;
private java.lang.String _id;
private int _quantity;
/**
* keeps track of state for field: _quantity
**/
private boolean _has_quantity;
private java.math.BigDecimal _price;
Why do only members _inStock and _quantity have corresponding _has_XXX()
methods? What are they used for anyways?
Any input would be appreciated,
Bob.
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Robert G. Ollila
Software Engineer
METRObility Optical Systems, Inc.
25 Manchester Street
Merrimack, NH 03054
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Phone: 603-589-0669
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