File	Doc	Category	Size	Date	Package
ParameterSupport.java	API Doc	Glassfish v2 API	7305	Fri May 04 22:34:50 BST 2007	com.sun.jdo.spi.persistence.support.ejb.ejbqlc

ParameterSupport

• java.lang.Object

Fields Summary
private Class[]	parameterTypes The types of the parameters of the finder/selector method.
private String[]	parameterEjbNames The EJB names corresponding to types of parameters of the finder/selector method.
protected static final ResourceBundle	msgs I18N support.

Constructors Summary
public ParameterSupport(Method method) Constructor. param method the Method instance of the finder/selector method. this.parameterTypes = (method == null) ? new Class[0] : method.getParameterTypes(); this.parameterEjbNames = new String[this.parameterTypes.length];

Methods Summary
private int	getParamNumber(java.lang.String ejbqlParamDecl) Internal method to extract the number from a parameter application in EJBQL. int paramNum = 0; try { paramNum = Integer.parseInt(ejbqlParamDecl.substring(1)); } catch(Exception ex) { ErrorMsg.error(I18NHelper.getMessage( msgs, "EXC_InvalidParameterIndex", //NOI18N ejbqlParamDecl, String.valueOf(parameterTypes.length))); } if (paramNum < 1 || paramNum > parameterTypes.length) { ErrorMsg.error(I18NHelper.getMessage( msgs, "EXC_InvalidParameterIndex", //NOI18N ejbqlParamDecl, String.valueOf(parameterTypes.length))); } return paramNum;
public int	getParameterCount() Returns the number of parameters. return parameter count. return parameterTypes.length;
public java.lang.String	getParameterEjbName(java.lang.String ejbqlParamDecl) Get EJB name corresponding to the EJBQL parameter by input parameter declaration string. param ejbqlParamDecl denotes a parameter application in EJBQL. It has the form "?" where is the parameter number starting with 1. return class instance representing the parameter type. return getParameterEjbName(getParamNumber(ejbqlParamDecl));
public java.lang.String	getParameterEjbName(int paramNumber) Get EJB name corresponding to the EJBQL parameter number. param paramNumber numbering of parameters starting with 1 return class instance representing the parameter type. return parameterEjbNames[paramNumber - 1];
public java.lang.String[]	getParameterEjbNames() Get all EJB names corresponding to the EJBQL parameters. return class instance representing the parameter type. return parameterEjbNames;
public java.lang.String	getParameterName(java.lang.String ejbqlParamDecl) Returns the name of the corresponding JDO parameter. The specified string denotes a parameter application in EJBQL. It has the form "?" where is the parameter number starting with 1. return name of JDOQL parameter return getParameterName(getParamNumber(ejbqlParamDecl));
public java.lang.String	getParameterName(int paramNumber) Returns the name of the corresponding JDO parameter by parameter number. return name of JDOQL parameter return "_jdoParam" + String.valueOf(paramNumber);
public java.lang.Class	getParameterType(java.lang.String ejbqlParamDecl) Returns type of the EJBQL parameter by input parameter declaration string. The specified string denotes a parameter application in EJBQL. It has the form "?" where is the parameter number starting with 1. return class instance representing the parameter type. return getParameterType(getParamNumber(ejbqlParamDecl));
public java.lang.Class	getParameterType(int paramNumber) Returns the type of the EJBQL parameter by number. Note, the numbering of EJBQL parameters starts with 1, so the method expects 1 as the number of the first parameter. return class instance representing the parameter type. // InputParams are numbered starting at 1, so adjust for // array indexing. return parameterTypes[paramNumber - 1];
public void	setParameterEjbName(java.lang.String ejbqlParamDecl, java.lang.String ejbName) Set EJB name corresponding to the EJBQL parameter by input parameter declaration string. param ejbqlParamDecl denotes a parameter application in EJBQL. It has the form "?" where is the parameter number starting with 1. param ejbName return class instance representing the parameter type. parameterEjbNames[getParamNumber(ejbqlParamDecl) - 1] = ejbName;