FUJITSU J Adapter Class Generator - Manual (Page 53)

Chapter 5. Adapter Class Reference 53
Expansion format
CLASS-ID. internal-class-name-1 AS "external-class-name" INHERITS internal-
class-name-2.
...
FACTORY.
...
<<Factory method corresponding to a constructor>>
<<Property method corresponding to a class variable>>
<<Factory method corresponding to a class method>>
END FACTORY.
OBJECT.
...
<<Property method corresponding to an instance variable>>
<<Object method corresponding to an instance method>>
END OBJECT.
END CLASS internal-class-name-1.
Generation rules
1. Internal class names 1 and 2 are internally used by the J adapter class generator
and are not viewed from the class user.
2. The external class name is used to identify the class. The class user can identify
the class with the external class name.
3. An external class name is generated according to the following rules:
[PackageName-[PackageName-...]] ClassName/InterfaceName
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Period "." used in the class name or interface name fully qualified with a
package name is replaced with hyphen "-".
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A name exceeding 160 characters is truncated after the 160th character.
4. The following three methods are generated in the FACTORY definition:
-
Factory method corresponding to a constructor
-
Property method corresponding to a class variable
-
Factory method corresponding to a class method
5. The following two methods are generated in the OBJECT definition:
-
Property method corresponding to an instance variable
-
Object method corresponding to an instance method
Generation example
The adapter class of the java.util.Date class is generated as shown below:
CLASS-ID. J-DATE AS "java-util-Date" INHERITS J-OBJECT. [1]
...
REPOSITORY.
CLASS J-OBJECT AS "java-lang-Object". [2]
...
END CLASS J-DATE.
1. The name of the adapter class of the java.util.Date class is java-util-Date.
2. The external name of J-OBJECT in the INHERIT clause is java-lang-Object. That
is, java-util-Date inherits java-lang-Object.