Package ilog.rules.bom.mutable

Defines the object model mutable API.

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Description

Interface Summary

IlrModelFactory	Factory API for building an object model.
IlrMutableActualValue	Actual value mutable interface.
IlrMutableAttribute	Attribute mutable interface.
IlrMutableBoundedDomain	Bounded domain mutable interface.
IlrMutableClass	Class mutable interface.
IlrMutableCollectionDomain	Collection domain mutable interface.
IlrMutableComponentProperty	Component property mutable interface.
IlrMutableConstructor	Constructor mutable interface.
IlrMutableDomainIntersection	Domain Intersection mutable interface.
IlrMutableIndexedComponentProperty	Indexed component property mutable interface.
IlrMutableMember	Member mutable interface.
IlrMutableMemberWithParameter	Member with a parameter mutable interface.
IlrMutableMethod	Method mutable interface.
IlrMutableModelElement	Model element mutable interface.
IlrMutableObjectModel	Object model mutable interface.
IlrMutablePackage	Package mutable interface.
IlrMutableParameter	Parameter mutable interface.
IlrMutablePatternDomain	Pattern domain mutable interface.
IlrMutableStaticReference	Static reference mutable interface.
IlrMutableType	Type mutable interface.
IlrMutableTypeVariable	This interface represents a type variable of a generic type.

Package ilog.rules.bom.mutable Description

Defines the object model mutable API.

This package is composed of a number of interfaces that are the mutable extensions of the ilog.rules.bom interfaces, for example IlrMutableClass is the extension of IlrClass.

This package also contains a factory class, IlrModelFactory that lets you create instances of those mutable interfaces without having to rely on a specific implementation.

Implementations of this package interfaces can be found in the ilog.rules.bom.dynamic package.

Here is a sketch of how to use the interfaces of this package to fill an object model:

• By importing the definition of actual Java classes. For example:

  
      IlrModelFactory factory = new IlrDynamicModelFactory();
      factory.createClass(mycompany.Account.class);
  

• By explicit definition using the dynamic object model API:

  
      IlrModelFactory factory = new IlrDynamicModelFactory();
      IlrMutableObjectModel om = factory.getOrCreateModel();
      IlrMutablePackage company = factory.createPackage("company");
      IlrMutableClass employee = factory.createClass(company, "Employee");
      IlrMutableAttribute name = factory.createAttribute(employee, "name");
      name.setAttributeType(om.getStringClass());
      IlrMutableMethod setAssignment = factory.createMethod(employee, "setAssignment");
      factory.createParameter(setAssignment, "assignment", om.getStringClass());
      IlrMutableMethod getAssignment = factory.createMethod(employee, "getAssignment");
      getAssignment.setReturnType(om.getStringClass());
      IlrMutableComponentProperty assignment = factory.createComponentProperty(employee, "assignment");
      assignment.setReadMethod(getAssignment);
      assignment.setWriteMethod(setAssignment);