Uses of Class
org.jomc.model.Module

Packages that use Module
org.jomc.model Object management and configuration model classes. 
 

Uses of Module in org.jomc.model
 

Fields in org.jomc.model with type parameters of type Module
protected  List<Module> Modules.module
           
 

Methods in org.jomc.model that return Module
 Module Module.clone()
          Creates and returns a deep copy of this object.
 Module ObjectFactory.createModule()
          Create an instance of Module
 Module Modules.getClasspathModule(String moduleName, ClassLoader classLoader)
          Gets a module holding model objects resolved by inspecting a given class loader.
 Module Modules.getMergedModule(String name)
          Merges this list of modules to a single module.
 Module Modules.getModule(String name)
          Gets a module for a given name from the list of modules.
 Module Modules.getModuleOfImplementation(String implementation)
          Gets the module declaring a given implementation from the list of modules.
 Module Modules.getModuleOfSpecification(String specification)
          Gets the module declaring a given specification from the list of modules.
 

Methods in org.jomc.model that return types with arguments of type Module
 javax.xml.bind.JAXBElement<Module> ObjectFactory.createModule(Module value)
          Create an instance of JAXBElement<Module>}
 List<Module> Modules.getModule()
          Gets the value of the module property.
 

Methods in org.jomc.model with parameters of type Module
 javax.xml.bind.JAXBElement<Module> ObjectFactory.createModule(Module value)
          Create an instance of JAXBElement<Module>}
 

Constructors in org.jomc.model with parameters of type Module
Module(Module o)
          Creates a new Module instance by deeply copying a given Module instance.
 



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