Java command annotations are used for the developing Java commands in PAK.
This chapter describes the functionality of the @Run annotation.
It also gives an example of how you can use this annotation in your implementation.
1. Basics
The @Run annotation marks the entry method of a command and contains its business logic.
Each command class should use this annotation exactly once.
The method annotated with @Run has to have a public modifier and void as return type.
The name of the @Run method must not collide with the getter name of a class field.
For further information please refer to the @Persistent documentation.
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2. Usage
In the following Listing 1 in line 10 the @Run annotation is used.
Listing 1. Example usage of
@Run/**
* @workflowDocu This command gets an element by its id.
*/
@JavaCommand
@CommandGroup("Element")
public class GetElement {
[...]
/**
* Fetch the element with a given name.
*/
@Run (1)
public void fetchElement() {
// Implement functionality of the command here
[...]
}
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