user-type-list
Used in: <pof-config>
Description
The user-type-list element contains zero or more user-type elements. Each POF user type that will be used must be listed in the user-type-list.
The user-type-list element may also contain zero or more include elements. Each include element is used to add user-type elements defined in another pof-config file.
Elements
The following table describes the elements you can define within the user-type-list element.
| Element | Required/Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|
| <include> | Required | The include element specifies the location of a pof-config file to load user-type elements from. The value is a locator string (either a valid path or URL) that identifies the location of the target pof-config file. |
| <user-type> | Required | The user-type element contains the declaration of a POF user type. A POF user type is a uniquely identifiable, portable, versionable object class that can be communicated among systems regardless of language, OS, hardware and location. Within the user-type element, the type-id element is optional, but its use is strongly suggested in order to support schema versioning and evolution. Within the user-type element, the class-name element is required, and specifies the fully qualified name of the Java class or interface that all values of the user type are type-assignable to. If the serializer element is omitted, then the user type is assumed to implement the ${xhtml} interface, and the ${xhtml} implementation is used as the ${xhtml}. |
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