KrmsTypeDefinition

Name KrmsTypeDefinition
Usage KrmsTypeRepositoryService
createKrmsType updateKrmsType getTypeById getTypeByName findAllTypesByNamespace findAllTypes findAllAgendaTypesByContextId getAgendaTypeByAgendaTypeIdAndContextId findAllRuleTypesByContextId getRuleTypeByRuleTypeIdAndContextId findAllActionTypesByContextId getActionTypeByActionTypeIdAndContextId
Type Complex

Description

An immutable, concrete model object implementation of a {@link KrmsTypeDefinitionContract}.

To construct an instance of a KrmsTypeDefinition, use the {@link KrmsTypeDefinition.Builder} class.
Instances of KrmsType can be (un)marshalled to and from XML.

Structure Definition

ShortName Name Type Description Required? Read only? Cardinality XML Attribute? Implementation Notes
id Id String The unique identifier for an object. This can be null.     One No  
name Name String Returns the name of the KrmsTypeDefinition. All KrmsTypeDefinitions have a name, so this
value can not be null or blank. The combination of name and namespace must
be unique within the entire KRMS system.		 Required   One No  
namespace Namespace String Returns the namespace to which the KrmsTypeDefinition belongs. All type definitions
exist within a namespace. This value can not be null or blank. The combination
of name and namespace must be unique within the entire KRMS system.		 Required   One No  
serviceName Service Name String Returns the name of the service used to resolve attribute values. The service name
may be null or blank.		     One No  
active Active boolean The active indicator for an object.     One No  
attributes Attributes KrmsTypeAttributeList Returns a list of attributes associated with the KRMS type definition.
This can be empty, but will never be null. If no attribute definitions are associated with the KRMS type
then this will return an empty collection.		     Many No  
versionNumber Version Number Long Returns the version number for this object. In general, this value should only
be null if the object has not yet been stored to a persistent data store.
This version number is generally used for the purposes of optimistic locking.		     One No