us.gov.dod.standard.ssrf._3_1.assignment

Class SysOfStation

java.lang.Object

us.gov.dod.standard.ssrf._3_1.assignment.SysOfStation

public class SysOfStation
extends Object

SysOfStation defines the name of the system that this assignment belongs and whether or not the assignment provides assets to or uses another assignment resources. It also describes linkages to or from other datasets.

Element of Assignment

Example:

 <SysOfStation>
   <SysName cls="U">BALTIMORE LMR SYSTEM</SysName>
 </SysOfStation>
 

Version:

3.1.0, 03/30/2015

Author:

Key Bridge LLC

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
SysOfStation()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
UN9	getNumStations() Get the total number of stations associated with the Assignment.
S30	getSysName() Get the name of the system to which the frequency assignment belongs.
boolean	isSet() Determine if the required fields in this SSRF data type instance are set.
boolean	isSetNumStations() Determine if the NumStations is configured.
boolean	isSetSysName() Determine if the SysName is configured.
void	setNumStations(UN9 value) Set the total number of stations associated with the Assignment.
void	setSysName(S30 value) Set the name of the system to which the frequency assignment belongs.
String	toString() Get a string representation of this SysOfStation instance configuration.
SysOfStation	withNumStations(Integer value) Set the total number of stations associated with the Assignment.
SysOfStation	withSysName(String value) Set the name of the system to which the frequency assignment belongs.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

SysOfStation

public SysOfStation()

Method Detail

getSysName

public S30 getSysName()

Get the name of the system to which the frequency assignment belongs. A system is considered two or more equipment having a common property, usually geographic, administrative, functional, or operational in nature..

Returns:

a S30 instance

Since:

3.1.0

setSysName

public void setSysName(S30 value)

Set the name of the system to which the frequency assignment belongs. A system is considered two or more equipment having a common property, usually geographic, administrative, functional, or operational in nature..

Parameters:

value - a S30 instance

Since:

3.1.0

isSetSysName

public boolean isSetSysName()

Determine if the SysName is configured.

Returns:

TRUE if the field is set, FALSE if the field is null

getNumStations

public UN9 getNumStations()

Get the total number of stations associated with the Assignment. .

Returns:

a UN9 instance

Since:

3.1.0

setNumStations

public void setNumStations(UN9 value)

Set the total number of stations associated with the Assignment. .

Parameters:

value - a UN9 instance

Since:

3.1.0

isSetNumStations

public boolean isSetNumStations()

Determine if the NumStations is configured.

Returns:

TRUE if the field is set, FALSE if the field is null

withSysName

public SysOfStation withSysName(String value)

Set the name of the system to which the frequency assignment belongs. A system is considered two or more equipment having a common property, usually geographic, administrative, functional, or operational in nature.

Parameters:

value - An instances of type String.

Returns:

The current SysOfStation object instance.

Since:

3.1.0

withNumStations

public SysOfStation withNumStations(Integer value)

Set the total number of stations associated with the Assignment.

Parameters:

value - An instances of type Integer.

Returns:

The current SysOfStation object instance.

Since:

3.1.0

toString

public String toString()

Get a string representation of this SysOfStation instance configuration.

Overrides:

toString in class Object

Returns:

The current object instance configuration as a non-null String

isSet

public boolean isSet()

Determine if the required fields in this SSRF data type instance are set.

SysOfStation has no configuration requirements.

Returns:

TRUE