How to use

org.eclipse.persistence.descriptors.InterfacePolicy

constructor

/**
 * PUBLIC:
 * Returns the InterfacePolicy.
 * The interface policy allows for a descriptor's public and variable interfaces to be defined.
 * Caution must be used in using this method as it lazy initializes an interface policy.
 * Calling this on a descriptor that does not use interfaces will cause problems, #hasInterfacePolicy() must always first be called.
 */
public InterfacePolicy getInterfacePolicy() {
  if (interfacePolicy == null) {
    // Lazy initialize to conserve space in non-inherited classes.
    setInterfacePolicy(new InterfacePolicy(this));
  }
  return interfacePolicy;
}

/**
 * PUBLIC:
 * Returns the InterfacePolicy.
 * The interface policy allows for a descriptor's public and variable interfaces to be defined.
 * Caution must be used in using this method as it lazy initializes an interface policy.
 * Calling this on a descriptor that does not use interfaces will cause problems, #hasInterfacePolicy() must always first be called.
 */
public InterfacePolicy getInterfacePolicy() {
  if (interfacePolicy == null) {
    // Lazy initialize to conserve space in non-inherited classes.
    setInterfacePolicy(new InterfacePolicy(this));
  }
  return interfacePolicy;
}

/**
 * PUBLIC:
 * Returns the InterfacePolicy.
 * The interface policy allows for a descriptor's public and variable interfaces to be defined.
 * Caution must be used in using this method as it lazy initializes an interface policy.
 * Calling this on a descriptor that does not use interfaces will cause problems, #hasInterfacePolicy() must always first be called.
 */
public InterfacePolicy getInterfacePolicy() {
  if (interfacePolicy == null) {
    // Lazy initialize to conserve space in non-inherited classes.
    setInterfacePolicy(new InterfacePolicy(this));
  }
  return interfacePolicy;
}