Examples with BISchemaBinding com.sun.tools.xjc.reader.xmlschema.bindinfo.BISchemaBinding used on opensource projects

Example 1 with BISchemaBinding

use of com.sun.tools.xjc.reader.xmlschema.bindinfo.BISchemaBinding in project jaxb-ri by eclipse-ee4j.

the class DefaultClassBinder method complexType.

@Override
public CElement complexType(XSComplexType type) {
    CElement ci = allow(type, type.getName());
    if (ci != null)
        return ci;
    // no customization is given -- do as the default binding.
    BindInfo bi = builder.getBindInfo(type);
    if (type.isGlobal()) {
        QName tagName = null;
        String className = deriveName(type);
        Locator loc = type.getLocator();
        if (getGlobalBinding().isSimpleMode()) {
            // in the simple mode, we may optimize it away
            XSElementDecl referer = getSoleElementReferer(type);
            if (referer != null && isCollapsable(referer)) {
                // if a global element contains
                // a collpsable complex type, we bind this element to a named one
                // and collapses element and complex type.
                tagName = getName(referer);
                className = deriveName(referer);
                loc = referer.getLocator();
            }
        }
        // by default, global ones get their own classes.
        JPackage pkg = selector.getPackage(type.getTargetNamespace());
        return new CClassInfo(model, pkg, className, loc, getTypeName(type), tagName, type, bi.toCustomizationList());
    } else {
        XSElementDecl element = type.getScope();
        if (element.isGlobal() && isCollapsable(element)) {
            if (builder.getBindInfo(element).get(BIClass.class) != null)
                // cause unnecessary wrapping
                return null;
            // which creates unnecessary classes
            return new CClassInfo(model, selector.getClassScope(), deriveName(element), element.getLocator(), null, getName(element), element, bi.toCustomizationList());
        }
        CElement parentType = selector.isBound(element, type);
        String className;
        CClassInfoParent scope;
        if (parentType != null && parentType instanceof CElementInfo && ((CElementInfo) parentType).hasClass()) {
            // special case where we put a nested 'Type' element
            scope = (CElementInfo) parentType;
            className = "Type";
        } else {
            // since the parent element isn't bound to a type, merge the customizations associated to it, too.
            // custs = CCustomizations.merge( custs, builder.getBindInfo(type.getScope()).toCustomizationList());
            className = builder.getNameConverter().toClassName(element.getName());
            BISchemaBinding sb = builder.getBindInfo(type.getOwnerSchema()).get(BISchemaBinding.class);
            if (sb != null)
                className = sb.mangleAnonymousTypeClassName(className);
            scope = selector.getClassScope();
        }
        return new CClassInfo(model, scope, className, type.getLocator(), null, null, type, bi.toCustomizationList());
    }
}

Example 2 with BISchemaBinding

use of com.sun.tools.xjc.reader.xmlschema.bindinfo.BISchemaBinding in project jaxb-ri by eclipse-ee4j.

the class BGMBuilder method processPackageJavadoc.

/**
 * Generates <code>package.html</code> if the customization
 * says so.
 */
private void processPackageJavadoc(XSSchema s) {
    // look for the schema-wide customization
    BISchemaBinding cust = getBindInfo(s).get(BISchemaBinding.class);
    // not present
    if (cust == null)
        return;
    cust.markAsAcknowledged();
    // no javadoc customization
    if (cust.getJavadoc() == null)
        return;
    // produce a HTML file
    JTextFile html = new JTextFile("package.html");
    html.setContents(cust.getJavadoc());
    getClassSelector().getPackage(s.getTargetNamespace()).addResourceFile(html);
}

Example 3 with BISchemaBinding

use of com.sun.tools.xjc.reader.xmlschema.bindinfo.BISchemaBinding in project jaxb-ri by eclipse-ee4j.

the class ClassSelector method _bindToClass.

/**
 * The real meat of the "bindToType" code.
 *
 * @param cannotBeDelayed
 *      if the binding of the body of the class cannot be defered
 *      and needs to be done immediately. If the flag is false,
 *      the binding of the body will be done later, to avoid
 *      cyclic binding problem.
 * @param referer
 *      The component that refers to {@code sc}. This can be null,
 *      if figuring out the referer is too hard, in which case
 *      the error message might be less user friendly.
 */
// TODO: consider getting rid of "cannotBeDelayed"
CTypeInfo _bindToClass(@NotNull XSComponent sc, XSComponent referer, boolean cannotBeDelayed) {
    // check if this class is already built.
    if (!bindMap.containsKey(sc)) {
        // craete a bind task
        // if this is a global declaration, make sure they will be generated
        // under a package.
        boolean isGlobal = false;
        if (sc instanceof XSDeclaration) {
            isGlobal = ((XSDeclaration) sc).isGlobal();
            if (isGlobal)
                pushClassScope(new CClassInfoParent.Package(getPackage(((XSDeclaration) sc).getTargetNamespace())));
        }
        // otherwise check if this component should become a class.
        CElement bean = sc.apply(classBinder);
        if (isGlobal)
            popClassScope();
        if (bean == null)
            return null;
        // can this namespace generate a class?
        if (bean instanceof CClassInfo) {
            XSSchema os = sc.getOwnerSchema();
            BISchemaBinding sb = builder.getBindInfo(os).get(BISchemaBinding.class);
            if (sb != null && !sb.map) {
                // nope
                getErrorReporter().error(sc.getLocator(), Messages.ERR_REFERENCE_TO_NONEXPORTED_CLASS, sc.apply(new ComponentNameFunction()));
                getErrorReporter().error(sb.getLocation(), Messages.ERR_REFERENCE_TO_NONEXPORTED_CLASS_MAP_FALSE, os.getTargetNamespace());
                if (referer != null)
                    getErrorReporter().error(referer.getLocator(), Messages.ERR_REFERENCE_TO_NONEXPORTED_CLASS_REFERER, referer.apply(new ComponentNameFunction()));
            }
        }
        queueBuild(sc, bean);
    }
    Binding bind = bindMap.get(sc);
    if (cannotBeDelayed)
        bind.build();
    return bind.bean;
}

Example 4 with BISchemaBinding

use of com.sun.tools.xjc.reader.xmlschema.bindinfo.BISchemaBinding in project jaxb-ri by eclipse-ee4j.

the class BGMBuilder method deriveName.

/**
 * Derives a name from a schema component.
 *
 * This method handles prefix/suffix modification and
 * XML-to-Java name conversion.
 *
 * @param name
 *      The base name. This should be things like element names
 *      or type names.
 * @param comp
 *      The component from which the base name was taken.
 *      Used to determine how names are modified.
 */
public String deriveName(String name, XSComponent comp) {
    XSSchema owner = comp.getOwnerSchema();
    name = getNameConverter().toClassName(name);
    if (owner != null) {
        BISchemaBinding sb = getBindInfo(owner).get(BISchemaBinding.class);
        if (sb != null)
            name = sb.mangleClassName(name, comp);
    }
    return name;
}

Example 5 with BISchemaBinding

use of com.sun.tools.xjc.reader.xmlschema.bindinfo.BISchemaBinding in project jaxb-ri by eclipse-ee4j.

the class BGMBuilder method buildContents.

/**
 * Fill-in the contents of each classes.
 */
private void buildContents() {
    ClassSelector cs = getClassSelector();
    SimpleTypeBuilder stb = Ring.get(SimpleTypeBuilder.class);
    for (XSSchema s : Ring.get(XSSchemaSet.class).getSchemas()) {
        BISchemaBinding sb = getBindInfo(s).get(BISchemaBinding.class);
        if (sb != null && !sb.map) {
            sb.markAsAcknowledged();
            // no mapping for this package
            continue;
        }
        getClassSelector().pushClassScope(new CClassInfoParent.Package(getClassSelector().getPackage(s.getTargetNamespace())));
        checkMultipleSchemaBindings(s);
        processPackageJavadoc(s);
        populate(s.getAttGroupDecls(), s);
        populate(s.getAttributeDecls(), s);
        populate(s.getElementDecls(), s);
        populate(s.getModelGroupDecls(), s);
        // fill in typeUses
        for (XSType t : s.getTypes().values()) {
            stb.refererStack.push(t);
            model.typeUses().put(getName(t), cs.bindToType(t, s));
            stb.refererStack.pop();
        }
        getClassSelector().popClassScope();
    }
}