org.eclipse.stardust.engine.api.model

Interface DataMapping

All Superinterfaces:

ModelElement, Serializable

public interface DataMapping
extends ModelElement

A client side view of a data mapping.

Version:

$Revision$

Author:

ubirkemeyer

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
AccessPoint	getApplicationAccessPoint() Gets the application access point for this data mapping.
String	getApplicationPath() Gets the dereference path between the application access point and the bridge object at the workflow session boundary.
String	getDataId() Gets the id of corresponding data
String	getDataPath() Gets the access path to read (or write, depending on direction) into the data
org.eclipse.stardust.common.Direction	getDirection() Gets the mapping direction.
Class	getMappedType() Gets the type of the bridge object.

Methods inherited from interface org.eclipse.stardust.engine.api.model.ModelElement

getAllAttributes, getAttribute, getDescription, getElementOID, getId, getModelOID, getName, getNamespace, getPartitionId, getPartitionOID, getQualifiedId

Method Detail

getApplicationPath

String getApplicationPath()

Gets the dereference path between the application access point and the bridge object at the workflow session boundary.

Returns:

the access path that will be applied to the application access point.

getApplicationAccessPoint

AccessPoint getApplicationAccessPoint()

Gets the application access point for this data mapping.

Returns:

the application access point.

getMappedType

Class getMappedType()

Gets the type of the bridge object.

Returns:

the java class of the bridge object.

getDirection

org.eclipse.stardust.common.Direction getDirection()

Gets the mapping direction.

Returns:

the mapping direction.

getDataId

String getDataId()

Gets the id of corresponding data

Returns:

the id of corresponding data

getDataPath

String getDataPath()

Gets the access path to read (or write, depending on direction) into the data

Returns:

the id value of the data path, can be null if the whole data is considered