provides information about capabilities of a resource adapter
implementation. Note that this interface does not provide information
about an EIS instance that is connected through the resource adapter.
The ResourceAdapterMetaData can be extended to provide more
information specific to a resource adapter implementation.
| Method from javax.resource.cci.ResourceAdapterMetaData Detail: |
public String getAdapterName()
Gets a tool displayable name of the resource adapter. |
public String getAdapterShortDescription()
Gets a tool displayable short desription of the resource
adapter. |
public String getAdapterVendorName()
Gets the name of the vendor that has provided the resource
adapter. |
public String getAdapterVersion()
Gets the version of the resource adapter. |
public String[] getInteractionSpecsSupported()
Returns an array of fully-qualified names of InteractionSpec
types supported by the CCI implementation for this resource
adapter. Note that the fully-qualified class name is for
the implementation class of an InteractionSpec. This method
may be used by tools vendor to find information on the
supported InteractionSpec types. The method should return
an array of length 0 if the CCI implementation does not
define specific InteractionSpec types. |
public String getSpecVersion()
Returns a string representation of the version of the
connector architecture specification that is supported by
the resource adapter. |
public boolean supportsExecuteWithInputAndOutputRecord()
Returns true if the implementation class for the Interaction
interface implements public boolean execute(InteractionSpec
ispec, Record input, Record output) method; otherwise the
method returns false. |
public boolean supportsExecuteWithInputRecordOnly()
Returns true if the implementation class for the Interaction
interface implements public Record execute(InteractionSpec
ispec, Record input) method; otherwise the method returns
false. |
public boolean supportsLocalTransactionDemarcation()
Returns true if the resource adapter implements the LocalTransaction
interface and supports local transaction demarcation on the
underlying EIS instance through the LocalTransaction interface. |