public class ObjectFactory extends Object
An ObjectFactory allows you to programatically construct new instances of the Java representation for XML content. The Java representation of XML content can consist of schema derived interfaces and classes representing the binding of schema type definitions, element declarations and model groups. Factory methods for each of these are provided in this class.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private static QName |
_DashArray_QNAME |
private static QName |
_Data_QNAME |
private static QName |
_EndCap_QNAME |
private static QName |
_LineJoin_QNAME |
private static QName |
_MiterLimit_QNAME |
private static QName |
_RoiSet_QNAME |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ObjectFactory()
Create a new ObjectFactory that can be used to create new instances of schema derived classes for package: at.mug.iqm.api.gui.roi.jaxb
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private static final QName _LineJoin_QNAME
private static final QName _MiterLimit_QNAME
private static final QName _EndCap_QNAME
private static final QName _Data_QNAME
private static final QName _DashArray_QNAME
private static final QName _RoiSet_QNAME
public ObjectFactory()
public AnnotationLayers createAnnotationLayers()
AnnotationLayerspublic AnnotationLayer createAnnotationLayer()
AnnotationLayerpublic ColorChannel createColorChannel()
ColorChannelpublic MiterLimit createMiterLimit()
MiterLimitpublic PolygonRoi createPolygonRoi()
PolygonRoipublic WindingRule createWindingRule()
WindingRulepublic FreehandRoi createFreehandRoi()
FreehandRoipublic RectangleRoi createRectangleRoi()
RectangleRoipublic LineSegment createLineSegment()
LineSegmentpublic EllipseRoi createEllipseRoi()
EllipseRoipublic JAXBElement<LineJoin> createLineJoin(LineJoin value)
public JAXBElement<MiterLimit> createMiterLimit(MiterLimit value)
public JAXBElement<EndCap> createEndCap(EndCap value)
public JAXBElement<Data> createData(Data value)
public JAXBElement<DashArray> createDashArray(DashArray value)
public JAXBElement<RoiSet> createRoiSet(RoiSet value)
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