Package com.edorasware.api.value

Work object value access.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
BasicValue<V>	Defines the interface of a basic value.
BooleanValue<V>	Defines the interface of a boolean value.
CandidateField	Defines the interface of a candidate user / group field value.
ComplexValue<V>	Defines the interface of a complex variable value (containing a list or map).
ListValue<V>	Defines the interface of a number value.
NumberValue<V>	Defines the interface of a number value.
PathField	Defines the interface of a path field value.
PriorityField	Defines the interface of a priority field value.
StringValue<V>	Defines the interface of a string value.
TimestampValue<V>	Defines the interface of a timestamp value.
ValueAccessor<V>	Defines the interface of a generic value accessor.
ValueConverter<V,W>	Converts between two representations of the same value.

Class Summary

Class	Description
ValueConverters	Provides some common value converters and value conversion helper methods.
ValueMap	Manages a collection of named values as persisted in a work object.
ValueMap.Builder	Builder for a ValueMap instance.
WorkObjectValues	Defines constants and helper methods used for work object value access.

Package com.edorasware.api.value Description

Work object value access.

Values stored in a work object may have any of the following types:

• Boolean

• String

• Long

• Double

• Instant

• Map of String to any supported type

• List of any supported type

• null

To access predefined work object values or define application-specific value accessors please refer to the class WorkObjectValues.

ValueMap allows a collection of values to be manipulated in a type-safe way using the same value accessors as a work object.

The ValueConverter interface allows different types to be used in the application code than are persisted in the work object. ValueConverters provides constants for commonly-used value converters and some additional helper methods / classes.

The rest of the interfaces defined in this package are used to define the functionality of specific value accessors and are generally only used passively in application code as the value accessor type.