Best Cerberus-source code snippet using org.cerberus.enums.MessageCodeEnum
Source: MessageCodeEnum.java
...21/**22 * Enumeration that saves the codes used by the messages.23 * @author FNogueira24 */25public enum MessageCodeEnum {26 27 GENERIC_CODE_SUCCESS("OK"),28 GENERIC_CODE_WARNING("WARNING"),29 GENERIC_CODE_ERROR("KO");30 31 private final String codeString;32 public String getCodeString() {33 return codeString;34 }35 private MessageCodeEnum(String code){36 this.codeString = code;37 }38 39}...
MessageCodeEnum
Using AI Code Generation
1MessageCodeEnum messageCode = new MessageCodeEnum("MYCODE", "My message", "My description");2messageCode.getCode();3messageCode.getDescription();4messageCode.getMessage();5messageCode.getMessage("param1", "param2");6MessageCodeEnum messageCode = new MessageCodeEnum("MYCODE", "My message {0} {1}", "My description");7messageCode.getCode();8messageCode.getDescription();9messageCode.getMessage();10messageCode.getMessage("param1", "param2");11MessageCodeEnum messageCode = new MessageCodeEnum("MYCODE", "My message {0} {1}", "My description");12messageCode.getCode();13messageCode.getDescription();14messageCode.getMessage();15messageCode.getMessage("param1", "param2");16MessageCodeEnum messageCode = new MessageCodeEnum("MYCODE", "My message {0} {1}", "My description");17messageCode.getCode();18messageCode.getDescription();19messageCode.getMessage();20messageCode.getMessage("param1", "param2");21MessageCodeEnum messageCode = new MessageCodeEnum("MYCODE", "My message {0} {1}", "My description");22messageCode.getCode();23messageCode.getDescription();24messageCode.getMessage();25messageCode.getMessage("param1", "param2");26MessageCodeEnum messageCode = new MessageCodeEnum("MYCODE", "My message {0} {1}", "My description");27messageCode.getCode();28messageCode.getDescription();29messageCode.getMessage();30messageCode.getMessage("param1", "param2");
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