Robert von Burg
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Now you can simplify: StringParameter valueS = resource.getParameter("bagId", "paramId"); String value = valueS.getValue(); to: String value = resource.getParameter("bagId", "paramId").getValue(); Casting is done implicitly, thus this can lead to runtime exceptions when the parameter is not of the relevant type, but otherwise it reduces the code by one line. Setting the value in this manor is not supported due to the ListParameters requiring a type of List<T>. |
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li.strolch.model
Strolch is a generic framework for building parameterized models for modification at runtime written in Java