Annotation Interface SuperMethodHandle
A parameter with this annotation is assigned an instance of
java.lang.invoke.MethodHandle
which invokes the super
implementation of this method. If such a method is not available, this annotation causes that this delegation target cannot
be bound unless nullIfImpossible()
is set to true
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Optional Element Summary
Optional ElementsModifier and TypeOptional ElementDescriptionboolean
Indicates that the assigned method should attempt the invocation of an unambiguous default method if no super method is available.boolean
Indicates thatnull
should be assigned to this parameter if no super method is invokable.
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Element Details
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fallbackToDefault
boolean fallbackToDefaultIndicates that the assigned method should attempt the invocation of an unambiguous default method if no super method is available.- Returns:
true
if a default method should be invoked if it is not ambiguous and no super class method is available.
- Default:
true
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nullIfImpossible
boolean nullIfImpossibleIndicates thatnull
should be assigned to this parameter if no super method is invokable.- Returns:
true
ifnull
should be assigned if no valid method can be assigned.
- Default:
false
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