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origin: com.haulmont.thirdparty/eclipselink

/**
 * 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;
}
origin: org.eclipse.persistence/org.eclipse.persistence.core

/**
 * 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;
}
origin: org.eclipse.persistence/com.springsource.org.eclipse.persistence

/**
 * 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;
}
org.eclipse.persistence.descriptorsInterfacePolicy<init>

Javadoc

INTERNAL: Create a new policy. Only descriptor involved in interface should have a policy.

Popular methods of InterfacePolicy

  • addChildDescriptor
    INTERNAL: Add child descriptor to the parent descriptor.
  • addParentDescriptor
    INTERNAL: Add parent descriptor.
  • convertClassNamesToClasses
    INTERNAL: Convert all the class-name-based settings in this InheritancePolicy to actual class-based
  • getChildDescriptors
    INTERNAL: Return all the child descriptors.
  • getImplementorDescriptor
    INTERNAL: Returns the implementor descriptor class.
  • getParentDescriptors
    INTERNAL: Return all the parent descriptors.
  • getParentInterfaceNames
  • getParentInterfaces
    INTERNAL: Return the vector of parent interfaces.
  • initialize
    INTERNAL: Set the vector to store parent interfaces.
  • isInterfaceChildDescriptor
    INTERNAL: Check if it is a child descriptor.
  • isTablePerClassPolicy
    INTERNAL:
  • selectAllObjects
    INTERNAL: Select all objects for a concrete descriptor.
  • isTablePerClassPolicy,
  • selectAllObjects,
  • selectAllObjectsUsingMultipleTableSubclassRead,
  • selectOneObject,
  • selectOneObjectUsingMultipleTableSubclassRead,
  • setDescriptor,
  • usesImplementorDescriptor,
  • prepareQuery,
  • addParentInterfaceName

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