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Access restrictions to BPELConstants [message #557686]

Wed, 08 September 2010 10:09

Eclipse User

Was is done on purpose to set the access restrictions of

XMLNS_XPATH_QUERY_LANGUAGE_2004

and

XMLNS_XPATH_QUERY_LANGUAGE_2007

to protected instead of public? This question relates to the

org.eclipse.bpel.model.util.BPELConstants

class in version 1.9.

I need both values to create a collection of valid query languages that will be validated in a static analysis tool (implementing rule SA00004 of Appendix B in the WS-BPEL specification v2.0).
Since

XMLNS_XPATH_EXPRESSION_LANGUAGE_2004

and

XMLNS_XPATH_EXPRESSION_LANGUAGE_2004

are public, I don't get the point to restrict the former attributes to protected. Does anyone know more?

Re: Access restrictions to BPELConstants [message #557755 is a reply to message #557686]

Wed, 08 September 2010 14:11

Eclipse User

Hi there!

It looks as if this was most likely an oversight because these constants have been "protected" ever since they were added in 2007 and I see no valid reason not to make them public.

If you could create a bugzilla for this and assign it to me, I'd be happy to make this change.

Bob

Re: Access restrictions to BPELConstants [message #558193 is a reply to message #557686]

Fri, 10 September 2010 09:38

Eclipse User

Hi again,

I see you created bug 324825 to address this - thanks! I've made the (trivial) change and it should be available now.

FYI, I'm working on updating the downloads and update sites with the latest builds. I'll post on the project website when this is available.

Cheers!
Bob

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