Class JavaModelAccess

java.lang.Object
org.eclipse.jdt.core.provisional.JavaModelAccess

public class JavaModelAccess extends Object
Provisional API for use by JDT/UI or JDT/Debug, which may possibly be removed in a future version. See Bug 522391.
  • Constructor Details

    • JavaModelAccess

      public JavaModelAccess()
  • Method Details

    • getRequiredModules

      @Deprecated public static String[] getRequiredModules(IModuleDescription module) throws JavaModelException
      Deprecated.
      this provisional API has been promoted to IModuleDescription.getRequiredModuleNames()
      Answer the names of all modules directly required from the given module.
      Parameters:
      module - the module whose "requires" directives are queried
      Returns:
      a non-null array of module names
      Throws:
      JavaModelException
    • getAutomaticModuleDescription

      public static IModuleDescription getAutomaticModuleDescription(IJavaElement element) throws JavaModelException, IllegalArgumentException
      Returns the IModuleDescription that the given java element contains when regarded as an automatic module. The element must be an IPackageFragmentRoot or an IJavaProject.

      The returned module descriptor has a name (getElementName()) following the specification of java.lang.module.ModuleFinder.of(Path...), but it contains no other useful information.

      Returns:
      the IModuleDescription representing this java element as an automatic module, never null.
      Throws:
      IllegalArgumentException - if the provided element is neither IPackageFragmentRoot nor IJavaProject
      JavaModelException
      Since:
      3.14
    • isSystemModule

      @Deprecated public static boolean isSystemModule(IModuleDescription module)
      Deprecated.
      Answer whether the given module is a system module.

      This provisional API may likely be changed into a direct method IModuleDescription.isSystemModule().

      Parameters:
      module - the module being queried about
      Returns:
      true iff the module is defined in the system library (also known as JRE).
      Since:
      3.18