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TargetModuleID.java API Doc Glassfish v2 API 4217 Fri May 04 22:35:48 BST 2007 javax.enterprise.deploy.spi

TargetModuleID

public interface TargetModuleID

A TargetModuleID interface represents a unique identifier for a deployed application module. A deployable application module can be an EAR, JAR, WAR or RAR file. A TargetModuleID can represent a root module or a child module. A root module TargetModuleID has no parent. It represents a deployed EAR file or stand alone module. A child module TargetModuleID represents a deployed sub module of a J2EE application. A child TargetModuleID has only one parent, the super module it was bundled and deployed with. The identifier consists of the target name and the unique identifier for the deployed application module.

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public javax.enterprise.deploy.spi.TargetModuleID[] getChildTargetModuleID()
Retrieve a list of identifiers of the children of this deployed module.
return
a list of TargetModuleIDs identifying the childern of this object. A null value means this module has no childern
public java.lang.String getModuleID()
Retrieve the id assigned to represent the deployed module.
public javax.enterprise.deploy.spi.TargetModuleID getParentTargetModuleID()
Retrieve the identifier of the parent object of this deployed module. If there is no parent then this is the root object deployed. The root could represent an EAR file or it could be a stand alone module that was deployed.
return
the TargetModuleID of the parent of this object. A null value means this module is the root object deployed.
public Target getTarget()
Retrieve the name of the target server. this module was deployed to.
return
Target an object representing a server target.
public java.lang.String getWebURL()
If this TargetModulID represents a web module retrieve the URL for it.
return
the URL of a web module or null if the module is not a web module.
public java.lang.String toString()
Retrieve the identifier representing the deployed module.