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/*
 * @(#)OptionType.java	1.10 06/29/07
 */ 

package com.sun.messaging.jmq.util.options;

/**
 * This interface defines constants for command line option types.
 *
 * 
 * Every command line option has a property name and value
 * associated with it.
 *
 * 

 * The different option types vary depending on where their
 * property values come from and the format of the value.
 *
 * @see		OptionDesc
 */
public interface OptionType {

    /**
     * Options that have a hardcoded value. The value will not be
     * specified on the command line. Their value will come from 
     * the OptionDesc class. Examples:
     * 

     * jmqobjmgr -a
     * 
jmqobjmgr -d
     * 
jmqobjmgr -f
     * 
     */
    public static int	OPTION_VALUE_HARDCODED		= 1;

    /**
     * Options that have a value specified on the command
     * line. The value is the very next argument on the
     * command line. Examples:
     * 
     * jmqobjmgr -t qf
     * 
jmqobjmgr -i "com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapCtxFactory"
     * 
     *
     */
    public static int	OPTION_VALUE_NEXT_ARG		= 2;

    /**
     * Options that have a value specified on the command
     * line. The value has a name/value pair format:
     *		name=value
     * and is the very next argument on the command line.
     * The property that will represent this option will
     * be the concatenation of the base property for this
     * option (see OptionDesc class) and the name
     * portion of the name/value pair.
     * Examples:
     * 
     * jmqobjmgr -o "foo=bar"
     * 
     * In this example, if the base property for -o is
     * obj.attrs, the relevant property and value here
     * will be: obj.attrs.foo=bar
     *
     */
    public static int	OPTION_VALUE_NEXT_ARG_RES	= 3;

    /**
     * Options that have a value specified on the command
     * line. The value has a name/value pair format:
     *		name=value
     * and is appended(ie is a suffix to) the option.
     *
     * The property that will represent this option will
     * be the concatenation of the base property for this
     * option (see OptionDesc class) and the name
     * portion of the name/value pair.
     * Examples:
     * 
     * imqcmd -Dfoo=bar
     * 
     * In this example, if the base property for -D is
     * sys.props, the relevant property and value here
     * will be: sys.props.foo=bar
     */
    public static int	OPTION_VALUE_SUFFIX_RES	= 4;
}