Annotation Type | Description |
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Async |
This annotation is used to mark methods as being called by an async thread
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BlockingCall |
This annotation marks methods that block until a condition is achieved.
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BugCompensation |
This annotation marks code that is used for compensating bugs
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ConfigurationMethod |
This annotation marks methods to be used for configuring super classes.
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Demo |
This annotation marks classes or methods to be just a demo
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DescribedInBook |
This annotation marks classes that are described in an external Documentation
and therefore should not be changed or deleted without being aware about this.
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EmptyDefaultImplementation |
This class marks methods as having a default empty code body
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Experimental |
This annotation marks code to be experimental and not supposed to be used in production code
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ForTestingOnly |
This annotation mark methods to be only used for testing purposes
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GenericDelegator |
This annotation marks methods that solely serve as generic delegator and thus should not be removed
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InWork |
This annotation marks code to be in work and may not yet function correctly.
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Mandatory |
This annotation marks a method call as 'mandatory' thus it MUST be called.
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NeedsJUnitTesting |
This annotation marks code to need a JUnit test to be written.
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NeverEmpty |
This annotation marks a collection to never be empty.
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NeverNull |
This annotation marks a value to never be null.
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NotUsed |
This annotation marks methods to be thread safe
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RunsInET |
This annotation marks a method to run in the EventDispatcher Thread (ET)
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SampleCode |
This annotation marks code to be an example
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Sync |
This annotation marks methods to be called synchronously in the EventDispatcher thread
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ThreadSafe |
This annotation marks methods to be thread safe
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UsedInProject |
This annotation marks methods to be used in a customers project
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