org.jooq.api.annotation

Annotation Type Transition

Deprecated.

- 3.5.0 - [#3345] - The DSL API annotation is in a prototype state and will be removed from the 3.x APIs

@Retention(value=SOURCE)
 @Target(value=METHOD)
 @Deprecated
public @interface Transition

Defines a "transition" in the state machine modelled by the DSL API.

Author:

Lukas Eder

Optional Element Summary

Optional Elements

Modifier and Type	Optional Element and Description
java.lang.String[]	args Deprecated. The Transition arguments.
java.lang.String	from Deprecated. The Transition source state.
java.lang.String	name Deprecated. The Transition name.
java.lang.String	to Deprecated. The Transition target state.

Element Detail

name

public abstract java.lang.String name

Deprecated.

The Transition name.

This describes the name of a transition in the state machine modelled by the DSL API. By default, the transition name matches the method name of the annotated method.

Default:

""

args

public abstract java.lang.String[] args

Deprecated.

The Transition arguments.

This describes the arguments of a transition in the state machine modelled by the DSL API.

Default:

""

from

public abstract java.lang.String from

Deprecated.

The Transition source state.

This describes the source state name of a transition in the state machine modelled by the DSL API. By default, the transition's source state name matches the state name of the declaring type of the annotated method:

• If from() is defined, that value is taken
• Otherwise, if the annotated method's Method.getDeclaringClass() is annotated with State, that state's State.name() is taken
• Otherwise, the Method.getDeclaringClass() class name is taken

Default:

""

to

public abstract java.lang.String to

Deprecated.

The Transition target state.

This describes the target state name of a transition in the state machine modelled by the DSL API. By default, the transition's target state name matches the state name of the return type of the annotated method:

• If to() is defined, that value is taken
• Otherwise, if the annotated method's Method.getReturnType() is annotated with State, that state's State.name() is taken
• Otherwise, the Method#getReturnType() class name is taken

Default:

""