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package org.glassfish.apf;
import java.lang.annotation.ElementType;
import java.lang.reflect.AnnotatedElement;
/**
* Provides notification when the annotation processor is visiting a
* new AnnotatedElement.
*
* @author Jerome Dochez
*/
public interface AnnotatedElementHandler {
/**
* Before annotations for an annotated element are processed, the
* startElement is called with the annotated element value and its type
*
* @param type the annotated element type (class, field, method...)
* @param element the annotated element we are starting to visit.
* @throws AnnotationProcessorException;
*/
void startElement(ElementType type, AnnotatedElement element) throws AnnotationProcessorException;
/**
* After annotations for an annotated element are processed, the
* endElement is called with the annotated element value and its type
*
* @param type the annotated element type (class, field, method...)
* @param element the annotated element we are done visiting.
* @throws AnnotationProcessorException;
*/
void endElement(ElementType type, AnnotatedElement element) throws AnnotationProcessorException;
}