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  1. PicketLink
  2. PLINK-314

Annotations are not always recognized when defined in a field only

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    • PLINK_2.5.3.Beta1
    • PLINK_2.5.2.FInal
    • COMMON, IDM
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      Property<String> property =PropertyQueries.<String>createQuery(this.mappedClass).addCriteria(new NamedPropertyCriteria("someProperty")).getFirstResult();

if (property.getAnnotatedElement().isAnnotationPresent(SomeAnnotation.class)) {
     // this is always true if the annotation is declared on the field only.
}
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      Property< String > property =PropertyQueries.< String >createQuery( this .mappedClass).addCriteria( new NamedPropertyCriteria( "someProperty" )).getFirstResult(); if (property.getAnnotatedElement().isAnnotationPresent(SomeAnnotation.class)) { // this is always true if the annotation is declared on the field only. }

      Currently, annotations are not being recognized in fields. Eg.:

      @AttributeProperty
private String firstName;

@AttributeProperty
private String lastName;

@AttributeProperty
private String email;

      The Property Query API should also consider the field when looking for annotations and also consider that if a field is annotated its corresponding accessor method inherits the annotation.

      This issue usually happens when using the NamedPropertyCriteria. This is because the accessor is first considered during the query and the field is not considered at all. So the resulting Property instance will always be a MethodProperty, which in this case does not have the annotation.

              psilva@redhat.com Pedro Igor Craveiro
              psilva@redhat.com Pedro Igor Craveiro
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