See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AutoGeneration |
Generate Java classes, interfaces and tests from meta dictionary extension descriptions.
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| ExtensionSchemeGenerator | |
| GenerationCore |
Shared utilities for parsing meta dictionary XML files and building generators, such as
the extension generator and the test
generator.
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| LookupTable | Deprecated
Ongoing maintenance of this class is not expected.
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| RP224ToJava |
Convert a CSV export of the RP224 SMPTE Labels Registry spreadsheet to a Java interface.
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| TestGeneration |
Generates JUnit tests from a meta dictionary file, designed to exercise all aspects of a Java
implementation of the elements defined in that dictionary.
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| TestUtilities | |
| Utilities |
Static utilities shared by more than one class in the MAJ API and that may be of use more
generally.
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| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| LookupTable.Strategy |
Defines the kind of strategy used to represent a particular AAF data type
in the MAJ API.
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Static utility methods and generators used internally by the MAJ API that may also be useful to applications using the API. Also included in this package is a lookup table mapping AAF type names to their respective Java type names and a description of the four strategies used to achieve this mapping.
The auto and test generators are provided as bootstrap facilities for the MAJ API as independent code from the core API. This is deliberate so the code generation and testing is not polluted by implicit behaviour of the API being tested.
The MAJ auto generator takes the XML description of a meta dictionary and generates source code for classes and interfaces that, when compiled, can be used to extend the runtime data model supported by MAJ.
The MAJ test generator takes the XML description of a meta dictionary and generates JUnit tests for all the expected classes and interfaces that it describes. The test generator has been used to generate over 25,000 tests for the MAJ API baseline AAF data model.
Other generation capability is provided within the core API as it can be assumed that the data model is clean and safe once the external tests have been run. These include:
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