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package com.sun.enterprise.deployment;
import java.util.Set;
import org.glassfish.api.naming.SimpleJndiName;
/**
* InjectionCapable describes a type of J2EE component environment resource
* that is capable of being injected at runtime.
*
* @author Kenneth Saks
*/
public interface InjectionCapable {
/**
* True if a particular resource instance is injectable. All injectable
* resources are also exposed via their corresponding java:comp/env
* namespaces, but not all resources in java:comp/env are injectable.
* A resource is either field injectable or method injectable but never
* both.
*/
boolean isInjectable();
/**
* @return the set of injection targets for this resource dependency
*/
Set getInjectionTargets();
/**
* Add a new injection target for this dependency
*/
void addInjectionTarget(InjectionTarget target);
/**
* ComponentEnvName is the name of the corresponding java:comp/env
* entry for the object that is to be injected.
* @return {@link SimpleJndiName}, never null.
*/
SimpleJndiName getComponentEnvName();
/**
* This is the class name of the type of resource that is to be injected.
*/
String getInjectResourceType();
void setInjectResourceType(String resourceType);
}