org.jboss.axis.enums
Class Enum.Type

java.lang.Object
  org.jboss.axis.enums.Enum.Type

Direct Known Subclasses:

Scope.Type, Style.Type, Use.Type

Enclosing class:

Enum

public abstract static class Enum.Type
extends Object

Constructor Summary

protected

Enum.Type(String name, Enum[] enums)

Method Summary

Enum	getDefault()
Enum	getEnum(int en) Returns name of enumerated value
Enum	getEnum(String enumName) Returns enumerated value of name
Enum	getEnum(String enumName, Enum dephault) Returns enumerated value of name For large sets of enumerated values, a HashMap could be used to retrieve.
String[]	getEnumNames() Returns array of names for enumerated values
String	getName()
boolean	isValid(String enumName)
protected void	setDefault(Enum dephault)
int	size()

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

Enum.Type

protected Enum.Type(String name,
                    Enum[] enums)

Method Detail

setDefault

protected void setDefault(Enum dephault)

getDefault

public Enum getDefault()

getName

public final String getName()

isValid

public final boolean isValid(String enumName)

size

public final int size()

getEnumNames

public final String[] getEnumNames()

Returns array of names for enumerated values

getEnum

public final Enum getEnum(int en)

Returns name of enumerated value

getEnum

public final Enum getEnum(String enumName)

Returns enumerated value of name

getEnum

public final Enum getEnum(String enumName,
                          Enum dephault)

Returns enumerated value of name

For large sets of enumerated values, a HashMap could be used to retrieve. It's not clear if there is any benefit for small (3 to 4) sets, as used now.