Annotation Type SuppressWarnings

In [Sun doc] "Compiler vendors should document the warning names they support in conjunction with this annotation type"
Where I can find the list of warning of compiler of Sun?

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Annotation Type XmlType , WebServices

hello
i've an sql/plsql web service that return complex data type as xml
in order to access the webservice in my application i generate webservice cproxy clinet java class
untill no all thing is ok
now i go the proxyclinet.java class to execute the web service method the result is returned as string which is need to be parsed as xml nodes which is ok
now suppose that i want to do another solution that is based on the Annotation Type XmlType to define a class to store the return data type as java object fro the xml data
the
java code as follow
package TestWebService;
import java.lang.annotation.ElementType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessorOrder;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessorType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlType;
<xs:complexType name="Employee">
   <xs:sequence>
       <xs:element name="EMPNO" type="xs:int" minOccurs="0"/>
        <xs:element name="ENAME" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0"/>
        <xs:element name="JOB" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0"/>
        <xs.element name="SAL" typr="xs:anytype" minOccurs="0"/>
   </xs:sequence>
</xs:complexType>
@XmlType(propOrder = { "Number", "ENAME" ,"JOB","SAL"})
public class WebServiceDataType {
    public WebServiceDataType() {
        super();
    private int empno;
    private String ename;
    private String Job;
    private double sal;
    public int getEmpno() {
        return empno;
    public void setEmpno(int Number) {
        this.empno = Number;
    public String getEname() {
        return ename;
    public void setEname(String ENAME) {
        this.ename = ENAME;
    public String getJob() {
        return Job;
    public void setJob(String JOB) {
        this.Job = JOB;
    public double getSal() {
        return sal;
    public void setSal(double SAL) {
        this.sal = SAL;
}How i can make the return service data type to be converted to this class data type rather than string !!!
Mohammad
Edited by: mohammad.j.b.yaseen on Jan 24, 2012 12:54 PM

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PDF Custom Annotations Types?

Can some kind reader comment and/or point to documentation on PDF's Custom Annotation Types?
I was first introduced to those by Aandi Inston's reply to my "Click to Dial Plugin" posting.
Unfortunately, such posting seems to have been pulled (lost?, relocated?, bitbucketed?) from the forum.
My objective is to programmatically insert several links of different types in my PDF files. I intend to have a type for voice phone numbers, another for fax numbers, and yet another company or client ID, etc.
The part below refers to a plugin (to be written).
Later on, when the user clicks on a phone number, a call will be placed, clicks on a fax number will result in the document being faxed, while a click on an ID will result on a database lookup.
I don't want to go through the hassle of studying the page's geometry to determine whether a phone number is voice or fax. I am just looking for a way to mark the different links, giving each one of them a type, which will be passed to the plugin upon a link being clicked.
I recall that Aandi's explanation made an exact match for my application, but as I said before, his posting is gone.
-Ramon

Perhaps the use Custom Annotation Types (CAT) is an overkill? It seems that when a CAT is defined, an annotation handler has to be registered, and such handler provides the drawing. In my case I don't need any custom drawing. I just need to mark somehow the different links, assigning a type to each.
Thanks for sharing your expertise, and helping the PDF format to become more useful and widespread...
-Ramon

The argument does not represent an annotation type

Hello, i stated getting this exception today:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: The argument does not represent an annotation type: <MyAnnotationType>
even if <MyAnnotationType> is an annotation and the processor used to work unmodified.
Is there a way to check if the TypeElement before calling roundEnv.getElementsAnnotatedWith(annotation) ?
The code in question is:
     @Override
     public boolean process(Set<? extends TypeElement> annotations,
               RoundEnvironment roundEnv) {
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Julio.Faerman wrote:
Hello, i stated getting this exception today:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: The argument does not represent an annotation type: <MyAnnotationType>
even if <MyAnnotationType> is an annotation and the processor used to work unmodified.So is there something else that changed today in your environment?

Predefined annotation type

Hi,
Is @Overrride or any other predefined annotation types a compiler directive?
Thanks,

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Annotation Type Declaration

Why in anno type declaration some types look like methods ?
Example:
public @interface MyAnnotation {
   String doSomething();                   //HERE
   int count; String date();                 // int is fine but , String , why its a method ?
Usage:
@MyAnnotation (doSomething="What to do", count=1,
               date="09-09-2005")
public void mymethod() {
}

ya ..
it says
"The annotation type definition looks somewhat like an interface definition where the keyword interface is preceded by the @ character (@ = "AT" as in Annotation Type). Annotation types are, in fact, a form of interface, which will be covered in a later lesson. For the moment, you do not need to understand interfaces.
+The body of the annotation definition above contains annotation type element declarations, which look a lot like methods. Note that they may define optional default values.+ "
But does not explain why they are metods , observe in the above example that ,
primitive int is directly declared , not as a method ,
Then all should be methods ..

Map xsd complex type to existing java class without adding JAXB annotations

Hello
I've got a case where I should map an xsd complex type to an existing Java class without modifying that class, i.e. without adding JAXB annotations to that class.
Is this possible somehow?
As far as I've understood, the <javaType> declaration (adapter, parse/print methods) can only be used for xsd simple types.
Thanks, Tom

It should be possible to implement an XmlAdapter<...,...> which performs the required conversion between the original type and a JAXB-annotated type. Then, at the places where the original type is used, the @XmlJavaTypeAdapter annotation would be used.
The xjc compiler supports this for xsd simple types (xjc:javaType annotation), but not for complex types.
Any idea why this is restricted to simple types?
Would it be possible to implement a xjc plugin which does this for complex types?
Thanks Tom.

Too Late to process the annotation in the build script.

Hi,
My build script is taking 17 to 18 mins for processing the annotation.
<property name="aggregated.factory.class" value="com.bea.workshop.controls.runtime.generator.AggregatedAnnotationProcessorFactory" />
<apt sourcepath="${java.sourcepath}" srcdir="${.java.src.dir}" listfiles="true" includes="${.java.src.include}" excludes="${.java.src.exclude}" destdir="${.java.src.output}" preprocessdir="${apt.src.output.dir}" classpathref="java.classpath" factory="${aggregated.factory.class}" factorypathref="apt.factory.path" options="${apt.options}" compile="false" memoryinitialsize="512m" memoryMaximumSize="1024m" fork="true" />
This particular line is executed for 17 to 18 mins. The Command prompt will be ideal for those 18 mins with the below message:
[apt] warning: Annotation types without processors: [java.lang.SuppressWarnings, java.lang.Override, org.apache.beehive.controls.system.jdbc.JdbcContr
ol.ConnectionDataSource, org.apache.beehive.controls.system.jdbc.JdbcControl.SQL, com.bea.control.annotations.TransactionAttribute, com.bea.p13n.controls.se
curityProvider.GroupProviderControl.GroupProviderParams, com.bea.p13n.controls.securityProvider.UserProviderControl.UserProviderParams]
Do any one faced similar issue. Please help me to reduce my build time.
Thanks,
Arvinth

As Kal mentioned
I have set verbose="true" in the build script and tried executing the build. I could observe that the time is consumed for the
[apt] [loading com/bea/control/interceptors/TransactionInterceptor.class(com/bea/control/interceptors:TransactionInterceptor.class)]
and
[apt] [loading java/util/SortedSet.class(java/util:SortedSet.class)]
and
[apt] [loading org/apache/commons/validator/ValidatorResults.class(l/commons/validator:ValidatorResults.class)]
which takes 3 mins each. Am not sure why this loads the dependent jars at the compile time. I think some where I have set the .jar files in the path.
In the log I could see there are aroud three pages of jar file path in the continuation to the resources.jar below.
[apt] [search path for class files: /apps/bea/platform/10.3.0/jdk160_05/jre/lib/resources.jar, ....
is there any issue setting the path.
Can you help me.
Thanks,
Arvinth

Forms wizard does not allow what type of field to use as default?

I have Acrobat 9 and am creating a form that has ober 300 fields (for logging calls).
The issue I have is when starting the wizard, it defaults to creating all 300 fields as TEXT boxes. I'd like to have them as COMBO BOXES. I see no way to change them or to change how adobe 9 creates them at start up of the wizard.
I know I can do them one at a time and even copy and paste groups of them, but they don't line up as well when I do it this way.
Any ideas?
Thanks

Hi!
Thanks very much for your reply. Precisely what I'm hoping to do is stamp annotations--to the point that I've prototyped three whole toolbars of fixtures, sensors, and wall controls with mocked up rubber stamps, and marked up several whole buildings worth of construction plans to show the concept.
Okay--so the stamp annotation looks terrific. How do I find out more? The Acrobat 9.1 SDK (under "Plug-ins and Applications", then "Creating Annotations") says this:
Several annotation types exist, which are identified by their subtype. Each subtype can have additional properties that extend the basic ones. The subtype for text annotations (also called notes) is text. The subtype for link annotations is link. The Acrobat core API contains two built-in annotation typedefs PDTextAnnot and PDLinkAnnot. A PDTextAnnot object corresponds to a text annotation and a PDLinkAnnot object corresponds to a link annotation.
That paragraph (and the subsequent pages in that chapter) led me to think that my options were:
Text annotation
Link annotation
3D annotation
Dive into the Cos layer and create a custom annotation
Where can I find documentation on the Stamp annotation? (I do have the Stamper sample application.)
Thanks again,
John Murdoch

Digital Signature and Annotation Appearance Stream

Hello,
I've noticed that adding an annotation on a pdf without specifying an appearance stream ( AP dictionary ) for that annotation, and then signing the document,
will cause Acrobat to report that the document is Signed and all signatures are valid, but with Annotations Modified message under the signed revision in the signature panel.
So is that behavior by acrobat, while appearance stream entry is optional in annotations ?

Hello lrosenth,
I was eble to add an ink annotation with an appearance stream, and then signing the document with digital signature goes fine with no problems
( No "Annotations Modified" ) message appearing in the signature panel, but adding a freetext annotation with an appearance stream and then signing, is causing acrobat to show "At least one signature requires validating" message in the signature bar, and by validating the signature manually by pressing "Validate All" in the signature panel, the original problem appears again stating "Annotations Modified". So is freetext annotations should be considered in a different way than other annotation types ?
Thank you.

PDF Viewer support for PDF Highlight annotations

Hello. The built-in PDF viewer installed with Firefox 19 does not appear to support PDF Highlight annotations. Is there a time frame for implementing this annotation type? Thanks.

I quickly looked at the list of [https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/issues?labels=&milestone=&page=1&state=open hundreds of open issues] for the PDF viewer project, but couldn't figure out what was happening with highlight annotations.

Using an abstract method to assign an annotion property

Hi Guys
I have an annotation for specifiying that a method requires a transation. It's very simple, and looks like this:
@Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)
@Target(ElementType.METHOD)
public @interface TransationRequired
    PersistenceUnitDescriptor persistenceUnitDescriptor();
}PersistenceUnitDescriptor is a simple enum, and I use Aspect J to weave code around methods annotated with this annotation.
When I annotate a method like this
@TransationRequired(persistenceUnitDescriptor = PersistenceUnitDescriptor.XXX)
     public Boolean func(String xx)
         //TODO: Something
     }It works fine, but when I annotate like this :
@TransationRequired(persistenceUnitDescriptor = getPersistenceUnit())
     public Boolean func(String xx)
         //TODO: Something
     }the apect code is never run.
getPersistenceUnit() is an abstract method and it is the only thing which is different between the two cases.
I'm not sure if this is beacuse of the annotation or because the weaving, but I thought I would ask in the annotation categroy just in case.
Anyone got an idea as to what may be causing this?
Thanks in advance,
Vackar

VackarAfzal wrote:
OK, Thanks for the tip. Pity that it has to be constant, in my opinion annotations would be a lot more powerful if you could dynamically change attributes. That really would make them more than just an alternative to annoying config files. But perhaps there are some technical details that I'm not aware of which makes this idea seem silly.Annotations were designed as a compile-time construct so the values within need to be compile time constants. At runtime, dynamic proxies are used to construct objects whose methods will return the values in question. You are free to construct your own objects implementing the interface of an annotation type at runtime that return values determined more dynamically.

Keyboard Malfun..ktion. Why kan't I type the letter after b?

I've been frustrated by my inability to type both the letter after b, as well as the upper-case "e." These are the ONLY two letters I (annot type.
+I didn't spill anything on my keyboard,+ and it strikes me as espe(ially weird that I (an type "e," but as soon as I press the shift key, my Ma(Book doesn't re(ognize it.
When it first started, I'd type the C (A-HA!) button about 20 times before it would display one. Then I lost it completely. Now it's back. Apparently the CCCcccCCCccc button comes and goes, but the capital e never works. I have overcome this by finding a word that has both capital e and c in it, and pasting it into my document, and then deleting the extra letters... this is so stupid.

Have you called Apple? Or possibly taken the computer in to an Apple store? It sounds as though it needs service.

How to Change Annotion values dynamically

Hi,
I need to know how we can change the values of annotation dynamically. For example, my application uses DB2 database for which table name and schema name are reqired for Entities as follows.
*@Entity*
*@Table (name*="EMPLOYEE", schema="SC235")
public class Employee {
I would like to change the Schema name at run time.ie, the same application may be run with different DB2 data base which conatins same table structures and names but with different Schema names. Is there any way we could change the Schema name at runtime. Atleast if any body suggest how to configure Schema name through persistence.xml or any other property files wold be great.
Note: When I tried to assign a value from resource bundle, it is throwing the error "the value for annotaion attribute *Table.schema* must be a constant expression" during compilation itself.
Please help.

sk_java wrote:
Hi,
I need to know how we can change the values of annotation dynamically.Annotations in source code must be compile-time constants. The annotation objects returned by the runtime are immutable.
That said, there are a few ways to get the effect of changing annotation values. First, you can use the redefine classes API and then getting a new annotation object will have the updated values. Also, an annotation type is just a specialized kind of interface and that interface can be implemented by your own classes too.

How to enable selection of annotations for DoClickProc

Hi,
I created a sample myDoClickProc() below as an action invoked by clicking text annotations.
The program works fine except that the clicked notes (text annotations) do not get selected.
Specifically, I cannot select multiple notes or copy them, though each of them can be deleted one by one.
Also the note size changes after execution of SDKInit(), perhaps scaling to 100% of PDF documents.
Please let me how to fix the problems.
Thank you.
static AVAnnotHandler originalHandler;
static ASAtom textAtom;
ACCB1 ASBool ACCB2 myDoClickProc(AVAnnotHandler annotHandler,
      PDAnnot annot, AVPageView pageView, AVDevCoord xHint,
      AVDevCoord yHint, AVFlagBits16 flag, AVTCount clickNo)
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     return ret;
static ACCB1 ASAtom ACCB2 myAnnotGetType(AVAnnotHandler handler)
    return textAtom;
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    memcpy (&newHandler, originalHandler, sizeof(AVAnnotHandlerRec));
    newHandler.DoClick = ASCallbackCreateProto(AVAnnotHandlerDoClickProc,
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    AVAppRegisterAnnotHandler(&newHandler);
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Regarding the selection issue, I believe this could be solved by getting the original handler that is registered for Text annotation types, i.e. AVAppGetAnnotHandlerByName(textAnnot) in your SDKInit function.
Your approach has given me an idea to solve my own problem, here's hoping it works.

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