1. How to write annotations using multiple enum types? stackoverflow.comI'm attempting to write some annotations to help associatate test case methods with various metadata. My annotations so far include BugFix, UseCase, and Requirement. My end goal is to ... |
2. Enums and Annotations stackoverflow.comI want to use an Annotation in compile-safe form. To pass the value() to the Annotation i want to use the String representation of an enum. Is there a way ... |
3. Assigning an @Annotation enum a value stackoverflow.comI created
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4. How to capture an Enum from an AnnotationValue in an Annotation Processor stackoverflow.comI am trying to read the value of an enum in an annotation using an annotation processor and annotation mirror, but I am getting back null. I think this has to ... |
5. Typesafe enum in Java stackoverflow.com
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6. Java String validation using enum values and annotation stackoverflow.comI want to validate a string against a set of values using annotation. What i want is basically this
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7. Enum default value for Java enum annotation value stackoverflow.comJava allows |
8. CodeModel - How to define annotations with an enum value? stackoverflow.comIt seems that the java code generator framework CodeModel is not capable of creating annotations which only contain an enum value without a name - unfortunately a very common pattern (which ... |
9. Enum with annotations forums.oracle.compublic static void main(String args[]){ try{ String field = Numbers.ONE.toString(); System.out.println("the final value is:::"+Numbers.THREE.getValue()); }catch(Exception e){ e.printStackTrace(); } } Here in the Main class i need to get the nuericValue "3" as supposed to "THREE", hence i tried with Numbers.THREE.getValue() which is returning "0". If i use Numbers.THREE.toString() i will get the "THREE" which i dont need . I need to ... |
10. Enum inside annotation forums.oracle.com |