Uses of Class
org.jomc.model.Modules

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

Uses of Modules in org.jomc.model
 

Methods in org.jomc.model that return Modules
 Modules Modules.clone()
          Creates and returns a deep copy of this object.
 Modules ObjectFactory.createModules()
          Create an instance of Modules
 

Methods in org.jomc.model that return types with arguments of type Modules
 javax.xml.bind.JAXBElement<Modules> ObjectFactory.createModules(Modules value)
          Create an instance of JAXBElement<Modules>}
 

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

Constructors in org.jomc.model with parameters of type Modules
InheritanceModel(Modules modules)
          Creates a new InheritanceModel instance.
Modules(Modules o)
          Creates a new Modules instance by deeply copying a given Modules instance.
Modules(Modules o, Map<Object,Instance> objects)
          Creates a new Modules instance by deeply copying a given Modules instance taking a map backing the instance.
 

Uses of Modules in org.jomc.model.modlet
 

Methods in org.jomc.model.modlet that return Modules
 Modules DefaultModelProvider.findModules(ModelContext context, String model, String location)
          Searches a given context for modules.
static Modules ModelHelper.getModules(Model model)
          Gets the Modules of a Model.
 

Methods in org.jomc.model.modlet with parameters of type Modules
static void ModelHelper.addModules(Model model, Modules modules)
          Adds Modules to a Model.
static void ModelHelper.setModules(Model model, Modules modules)
          Sets the Modules of a Model.
 



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