com.edustructures.sifworks.instr
Class SourceAuthor

java.lang.Object
  com.edustructures.sifworks.Element
      com.edustructures.sifworks.SIFElement
          com.edustructures.sifworks.instr.SourceAuthor

All Implemented Interfaces:

java.io.Serializable, java.lang.Cloneable

public class SourceAuthor
extends SIFElement

Since:

1.5r1

Version:

2.0

See Also:

Serialized Form

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class com.edustructures.sifworks.Element

CURRENT_SERIALIZE_VERSION

Constructor Summary

SourceAuthor()
Constructor

Method Summary

Address	getAddress() Gets the value of the <Address> element.
Email	getEmail() Gets the value of the <Email> element.
Name	getName() Gets the value of the <Name> element.
java.lang.String	getOrganization() Gets the value of the <Organization> element.
void	removeAddress() Removes the Address child element previously created by calling setAddress
void	removeEmail() Removes the Email child element previously created by calling setEmail
void	removeName() Removes the Name child element previously created by calling setName
void	setAddress(Address value) Sets the value of the <Address> element.
void	setAddress(AddressType type, Street street, java.lang.String city, StatePrCode stateProvince, CountryCode country, java.lang.String postalCode) Sets the value of the <Address> child element.
void	setEmail(Email value) Sets the value of the <Email> element.
void	setEmail(EmailType type, java.lang.String value) Sets the value of the <Email> child element.
void	setName(Name value) Sets the value of the <Name> element.
void	setName(NameType type, java.lang.String lastName, java.lang.String firstName) Sets the value of the <Name> child element.
void	setOrganization(java.lang.String value) Sets the value of the <Organization> element.

Methods inherited from class com.edustructures.sifworks.SIFElement

addChild, addChild, clone, compareGraphTo, create, effectiveSIFVersion, getChild, getChild, getChild, getChild, getChild, getChildCount, getChildList, getChildList, getChildList, getChildren, getChildren, getContent, getContent, getField, getField, getFieldCount, getFields, getFieldValue, getKey, getSIFValue, getSIFVersion, getTextValue, getXmlId, hasTextValue, removeChild, removeChild, removeChild, removeChild, restoreImplementationDef, setChanged, setChildren, setEmpty, setField, setField, setField, setField, setSIFValue, setSIFVersion, setTextValue, setXmlId, tag

Methods inherited from class com.edustructures.sifworks.Element

compareTo, getElementDef, getParent, getRoot, isChanged, isDoNotEncode, isEmpty, setChanged, setDoNotEncode, setElementDef, setEmpty, setParent, toString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

SourceAuthor

public SourceAuthor()

Constructor

Method Detail

setName

public void setName(Name value)

Sets the value of the <Name> element.

The SIF specification defines the meaning of this element as: "Name of the author."

Parameters:

value - A Name object

Since:

1.5r1

setName

public void setName(NameType type,
                    java.lang.String lastName,
                    java.lang.String firstName)

Sets the value of the <Name> child element. This form of setName is provided as a convenience method that is functionally equivalent to the version of setName that accepts a single Name object.

Parameters:

type - Code that specifies what type of name this is. If unsure, use 04.

lastName - The last name.

firstName - The first name.

Since:

1.5r1

getName

public Name getName()

Gets the value of the <Name> element.

The SIF specification defines the meaning of this element as: "Name of the author."

Returns:

A Name object

Since:

1.5r1

removeName

public void removeName()

Removes the Name child element previously created by calling setName

Since:

1.5r1

getOrganization

public java.lang.String getOrganization()

Gets the value of the <Organization> element.

The SIF specification defines the meaning of this element as: "Organization name."

Returns:

The Organization element of this object.

Since:

1.5r1

setOrganization

public void setOrganization(java.lang.String value)

Sets the value of the <Organization> element.

The SIF specification defines the meaning of this element as: "Organization name."

Parameters:

value - A String object

Since:

1.5r1

setAddress

public void setAddress(Address value)

Sets the value of the <Address> element.

The SIF specification defines the meaning of this element as: "Address of the author."

Parameters:

value - A Address object

Since:

1.5r1

setAddress

public void setAddress(AddressType type,
                       Street street,
                       java.lang.String city,
                       StatePrCode stateProvince,
                       CountryCode country,
                       java.lang.String postalCode)

Sets the value of the <Address> child element. This form of setAddress is provided as a convenience method that is functionally equivalent to the version of setAddress that accepts a single Address object.

Parameters:

type - Code that defines the location of the address. Note: A subset of specific valid values for each instance in a data object may be listed in that object.

street - The street part of the address

city - The city part of the address.

stateProvince - The state or province code.

country - The country code.

postalCode - The ZIP/postal code.

Since:

1.5r1

getAddress

public Address getAddress()

Gets the value of the <Address> element.

The SIF specification defines the meaning of this element as: "Address of the author."

Returns:

An Address object

Since:

1.5r1

removeAddress

public void removeAddress()

Removes the Address child element previously created by calling setAddress

Since:

1.5r1

setEmail

public void setEmail(Email value)

Sets the value of the <Email> element.

The SIF specification defines the meaning of this element as: "Email address of the author."

Parameters:

value - A Email object

Since:

1.5r1

setEmail

public void setEmail(EmailType type,
                     java.lang.String value)

Sets the value of the <Email> child element. This form of setEmail is provided as a convenience method that is functionally equivalent to the version of setEmail that accepts a single Email object.

Parameters:

type - This attribute specifies the type of e-mail address.

value - Gets or sets the content value of the <Email> element

Since:

1.5r1

getEmail

public Email getEmail()

Gets the value of the <Email> element.

The SIF specification defines the meaning of this element as: "Email address of the author."

Returns:

An Email object

Since:

1.5r1

removeEmail

public void removeEmail()

Removes the Email child element previously created by calling setEmail

Since:

1.5r1