public @interface Unmapped
Unmapped option is used for indicating whether the code generation
should skip methods that are using unmapped types.
The main variations are:
@Unmapped - skip methods that use unmapped types, unless the
unmapped types are primitives@Unmapped(includingPrimitives=true) - skip methods that use
unmapped types, including those that use unmapped primitives
@Unmapped(includingArrays=true) - skip methods that use
unmapped types, including those that use arrays
@Unmapped(includingPrimitives=true, includingArrays=true) - skip
methods that use unmapped types, including primitives and arrays
@Unmapped(false) - do not skip any methods, regardless of whether
they use unmapped types@Unmapped(value=false, includingPrimitives=true) this combination does
not make sense and is treated identical to @Unmapped(false).| Modifier and Type | Optional Element and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
includingArrays
Indicates whether to also skip methods that use array types.
|
boolean |
includingPrimitives
Indicates whether to also skip methods that use unmapped primitives.
|
boolean |
value
Indicates whether to skip methods using unmapped types.
|
public abstract boolean value
true if methods using unmapped types should be skipped,
false otherwisepublic abstract boolean includingPrimitives
void
return type (unless void is mapped to some other type).true if methods using unmapped primitives should be skipped,
false otherwisepublic abstract boolean includingArrays
void
return type (unless void is mapped to some other type).true if methods using unmapped primitives should be skipped,
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