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This annotation can be placed on a field or * setter method to identify the parameters of a command and have those parameters * injected by the system before the command is executed. * * The system will check that all non optional parameters are satisfied before invoking * the command. * * @author Jerome Dochez */ @Retention(RUNTIME) @Target({METHOD,FIELD}) public @interface Param { /** * Returns the name of the parameter as it has be specified by the client when invoking * the command. By default the name is deducted from the name of the annotated element. * If the annotated element is a field, it is the filed name. * If the annotated element is a method, it is the JavaBeans property name from the setter * method name * * @return the parameter name. */ public String name() default ""; /** * Returns a list of comma separated acceptable values for this parameter. The system * will check that one of the value is used before invoking the command. * * @return the list of comma separated acceptable values */ public String acceptableValues() default ""; /** * Returns true if the parameter is optional to the successful invocation of the command * @return true if the parameter is optional */ public boolean optional() default false; /** * Returns the short name associated with the parameter so that the user can specify * -p as well as -password when invoking the command. * * @return the parameter short name */ public String shortName() default ""; /** * Returns true if this is the primary parameter for the command which mean that the * client does not have to pass the parameter name but just the value to the command. * * @return true if this is the primary command parameter. */ public boolean primary() default false; /** * Returns the default value associated with the parameter * so that the user can specify * * @return the parameter default value */ public String defaultValue() default ""; /** * Returns a class that calculates the default value associated with the * parameter. * * @return a parameter default value calculator */ public Class<? extends ParamDefaultCalculator> defaultCalculator() default ParamDefaultCalculator.class; /** * Returns true if the parameter is a password * @return true if the parameter is password */ public boolean password() default false; /** * Returns the character used to separate items in a list. * Applies to parameters of type List, Properties, and String[]. * The default separator is comma. * * @return the separator character */ public char separator() default ','; /** * Returns true if multiple instances of the parameter are allowed. * * @return true if multiple instances are allowed */ public boolean multiple() default false; /** * Returns true if this parameter is obsolete. * Obsolete parameters produce warnings when used in asadmin, * are ignored, and are not included in the command usage. * * @return true if the parameter is obsolete */ public boolean obsolete() default false; /** * Returns an alias for the option. * This supports renaming options and supporting both the old name * and the new name. * * @return the parameter alias */ public String alias() default ""; }