How to use

adjustTypeNames

method

in

org.eclipse.persistence.internal.codegen.ClassDefinition

/**
 * Parses the class definition, pulls out fully qualified class names,
 * adds imports for them, and un-fully qualifies the class names.
 * - Assumes that no imports have been previously added.
 * - Assumes that all types have been fully qualified to start.
 * - Will not unqualify ambiguous classes (java.util.Date and java.sql.Date).
 * - Will not add imports for java.lang.*
 * - Will not add imports for classes in the same package.
 * - Will not parse method bodies, but will unqualify types it finds.
 *
 * ?? - Should unqualification occur during writing?  That way, reflective definitions could take advantage.
 *
 */
public void calculateImports() {
  // Calculate type name map for class definition.  
  // Key - short type name, Value - Set of package names for that type name
  HashMap typeNameMap = new HashMap();
  addTypeNamesToMap(typeNameMap);
  // Go back through class def, pulling out imports and removing package names from 
  // non-repeated short type names.
  adjustTypeNames(typeNameMap);
  // Finally, add the imports
  addImports(typeNameMap);
}

/**
 * Parses the class definition, pulls out fully qualified class names,
 * adds imports for them, and un-fully qualifies the class names.
 * - Assumes that no imports have been previously added.
 * - Assumes that all types have been fully qualified to start.
 * - Will not unqualify ambiguous classes (java.util.Date and java.sql.Date).
 * - Will not add imports for java.lang.*
 * - Will not add imports for classes in the same package.
 * - Will not parse method bodies, but will unqualify types it finds.
 *
 * ?? - Should unqualification occur during writing?  That way, reflective definitions could take advantage.
 *
 */
public void calculateImports() {
  // Calculate type name map for class definition.
  // Key - short type name, Value - Set of package names for that type name
  HashMap typeNameMap = new HashMap();
  addTypeNamesToMap(typeNameMap);
  // Go back through class def, pulling out imports and removing package names from
  // non-repeated short type names.
  adjustTypeNames(typeNameMap);
  // Finally, add the imports
  addImports(typeNameMap);
}

/**
 * Parses the class definition, pulls out fully qualified class names,
 * adds imports for them, and un-fully qualifies the class names.
 * - Assumes that no imports have been previously added.
 * - Assumes that all types have been fully qualified to start.
 * - Will not unqualify ambiguous classes (java.util.Date and java.sql.Date).
 * - Will not add imports for java.lang.*
 * - Will not add imports for classes in the same package.
 * - Will not parse method bodies, but will unqualify types it finds.
 *
 * ?? - Should unqualification occur during writing?  That way, reflective definitions could take advantage.
 *
 */
public void calculateImports() {
  // Calculate type name map for class definition.  
  // Key - short type name, Value - Set of package names for that type name
  HashMap typeNameMap = new HashMap();
  addTypeNamesToMap(typeNameMap);
  // Go back through class def, pulling out imports and removing package names from 
  // non-repeated short type names.
  adjustTypeNames(typeNameMap);
  // Finally, add the imports
  addImports(typeNameMap);
}