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package jakarta.enterprise.inject.build.compatible.spi;
import jakarta.enterprise.lang.model.AnnotationInfo;
import jakarta.enterprise.lang.model.declarations.ClassInfo;
import jakarta.enterprise.lang.model.declarations.FieldInfo;
import jakarta.enterprise.lang.model.declarations.MethodInfo;
import jakarta.enterprise.lang.model.types.Type;
import java.util.Collection;
/**
* Beans are:
*
*
* - managed beans
* - beans defined by producer methods
* - beans defined by producer fields
* - synthetic beans
*
*
* Managed beans are also known as class-based beans, while beans defined by producer methods
* and producer fields are together also known as producer-based beans.
*
* Class-based and producer-based beans directly correspond to a declaration in program source code.
* Synthetic beans don't and are instead defined through other mechanisms, such as
* {@linkplain BuildCompatibleExtension extensions}.
*
* @since 4.0
*/
public interface BeanInfo {
/**
* Returns the {@linkplain ScopeInfo scope} of this bean.
*
* @return the {@linkplain ScopeInfo scope} of this bean, never {@code null}
*/
ScopeInfo scope();
/**
* Returns a collection of all {@linkplain Type types} of this bean.
*
* @return immutable collection of bean types, never {@code null}
*/
Collection types();
/**
* Returns a collection of this bean's qualifiers, represented as {@link AnnotationInfo}.
*
* @return immutable collection of qualifiers, never {@code null}
*/
Collection qualifiers();
/**
* Returns the class that declares this bean.
* In case of a managed bean, also known as class-based bean, that is the bean class directly.
* In case of a producer method or field, that is the class that declares the producer method or field.
* Returns {@code null} if this bean is synthetic.
*
* @return {@link ClassInfo} for the class that declares this bean, or {@code null} if this bean is synthetic
*/
ClassInfo declaringClass();
/**
* Returns whether this bean is a managed bean, also known as class-based bean.
*
* @return whether this bean is a managed bean
*/
boolean isClassBean();
/**
* Returns whether this bean is defined by a producer method.
*
* @return whether this bean is defined by a producer method
*/
boolean isProducerMethod();
/**
* Returns whether this bean is defined by a producer field.
*
* @return whether this bean is defined by a producer field
*/
boolean isProducerField();
/**
* Returns whether this bean is synthetic. In other words, whether this bean
* does not correspond to a declaration in program source code and was created
* through other means (e.g. using an extension).
*
* @return whether this bean is synthetic
*/
boolean isSynthetic();
/**
* Returns the producer {@linkplain MethodInfo method} that defines this bean.
* Returns {@code null} if this bean is not defined by a producer method.
*
* @return producer method that defines this bean, or {@code null} if this bean is not defined by a producer method
*/
MethodInfo producerMethod();
/**
* Returns the producer {@linkplain FieldInfo field} that defines this bean.
* Returns {@code null} if this bean is not defined by a producer field.
*
* @return producer field that defines this bean, or {@code null} if this bean is not defined by a producer field
*/
FieldInfo producerField();
/**
* Returns whether this bean is an {@linkplain jakarta.enterprise.inject.Alternative alternative}.
*
* @return whether this bean is an {@linkplain jakarta.enterprise.inject.Alternative alternative}
*/
boolean isAlternative();
/**
* Returns the {@linkplain jakarta.annotation.Priority priority} declared on this bean, or {@code null}
* if this bean does not declare a priority. Declaring a priority on an alternative bean makes it an enabled
* alternative. Similarly, declaring a priority on an interceptor makes it an enabled interceptor.
*
* @return the priority of this bean, or {@code null} if this bean does not declare a priority
*/
Integer priority();
/**
* Returns the bean name of this bean. A bean name is usually defined
* using the {@link jakarta.inject.Named @Named} annotation.
* Returns {@code null} if the bean does not have a name.
*
* @return the bean name, or {@code null} if the bean does not have a name
*/
String name();
/**
* Returns the {@linkplain DisposerInfo disposer} method of this producer-based bean.
* Returns {@code null} if this bean is not a defined by a producer method or a producer field,
* or if this producer-based bean does not have a corresponding disposer method.
*
* @return the {@linkplain DisposerInfo disposer}, or {@code null} if this bean does not have a disposer
*/
DisposerInfo disposer();
/**
* Returns a collection of this bean's {@linkplain StereotypeInfo stereotypes}.
*
* @return immutable collection of stereotypes, never {@code null}
*/
Collection stereotypes();
/**
* Returns a collection of this bean's {@linkplain InjectionPointInfo injection points}.
*
* @return immutable collection of injection points, never {@code null}
*/
Collection injectionPoints();
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/**
* Returns whether this bean is an interceptor.
*
* @return whether this bean is an interceptor
*/
default boolean isInterceptor() {
return false;
}
/**
* Returns this bean as an {@linkplain InterceptorInfo interceptor}.
*
* @return this interceptor, never {@code null}
* @throws IllegalStateException if {@link #isInterceptor()} returns {@code false}
*/
default InterceptorInfo asInterceptor() {
throw new IllegalStateException("Not an interceptor");
}
}