Package org.allGraphQLCases.client2

Class TList

java.lang.Object

org.allGraphQLCases.client2.TList

All Implemented Interfaces:

IList

public class TList
extends Object
implements IList

Author:

generated by graphql-java-generator

See Also:

• https://github.com/graphql-java-generator/graphql-java-generator

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
static class	TList.Builder	The Builder that helps building instance of this POJO.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
TList()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static TList.Builder	builder()
String	get__typename()
Object	getAliasValue(String alias)	Retrieves the value for the given alias, as it has been received for this object in the GraphQL response.
List<IFoo1>	getList()
List<TFoo1>	getListTFoo1()
void	set__typename(String __typename)
void	setAliasValue(String aliasName, Object aliasDeserializedValue)	This method is called during the json deserialization process, by the GraphQLObjectMapper, each time an alias value is read from the json.
void	setList(List<IFoo1> list)
void	setListTFoo1(List<TFoo1> list)	As the type declared in the class is not inherited from one of the implemented interfaces, we need a dedicated setter.
String	toString()

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

TList

public TList()

Method Details

setList

public void setList(List<IFoo1> list)

Specified by:

setList in interface IList

setListTFoo1

public void setListTFoo1(List<TFoo1> list)

As the type declared in the class is not inherited from one of the implemented interfaces, we need a dedicated setter.
As the GraphQL type of this field is a list of items that are not of the same type as the field defined in the implemented interface, we need to have a dedicated setter with a specific name. This is due to Java that does type erasure on parameterized types (for compatibility reasons with older java versions). As Java can't detect at runtime the type of the items of the list, it can't decide which setter to call. To overcome this issue, this setter has a dedicated name.

getList

public List<IFoo1> getList()

Specified by:

getList in interface IList

getListTFoo1

public List<TFoo1> getListTFoo1()

set__typename

public void set__typename(String __typename)

Specified by:

set__typename in interface IList

get__typename

public String get__typename()

Specified by:

get__typename in interface IList

setAliasValue

public void setAliasValue(String aliasName,
 Object aliasDeserializedValue)

This method is called during the json deserialization process, by the GraphQLObjectMapper, each time an alias value is read from the json.

Specified by:

setAliasValue in interface IList

Parameters:

aliasName -

aliasDeserializedValue -

getAliasValue

public Object getAliasValue(String alias)

Retrieves the value for the given alias, as it has been received for this object in the GraphQL response.
This method should not be used for Custom Scalars, as the parser doesn't know if this alias is a custom scalar, and which custom scalar to use at deserialization time. In most case, a value will then be provided by this method with a basis json deserialization, but this value won't be the proper custom scalar value.

Specified by:

getAliasValue in interface IList

Parameters:

alias -

Returns:

toString

public String toString()

Overrides:

toString in class Object

builder

public static TList.Builder builder()