Examples of org.qi4j.bootstrap.ModuleAssembly.values()

org.qi4j.bootstrap.ModuleAssembly.values()
Declare a list of ValueComposites for this Module. Use the ValueDeclaration that is returned to declare further settings. Note that the ValueDeclaration works on all of the types specified. @param compositeTypes @return

                VoyageEntity.class )
            .visibleIn( application );


        // Role-playing values
        ModuleAssembly valueRoleModule = contextLayer.module( "CONTEXT-ValueRole" );
        valueRoleModule
            .values(
                ItineraryRoleMap.class,
                RouteSpecificationRoleMap.class )
            .visibleIn( application );

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            .addServices(
                RoutingService.class,
                ApplicationEvents.class )
            .visibleIn( application );


        contextSupportModule
            .values(
                RegisterHandlingEventAttemptDTO.class )
            .visibleIn( application );
    }

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    private void assembleDataLayer( LayerAssembly dataLayer )
        throws AssemblyException
    {
        // Non-role-playing values
        ModuleAssembly dataModule = dataLayer.module( "DATA-Data" );
        dataModule
            .values(
                TrackingId.class,
                Delivery.class,
                ExpectedHandlingEvent.class,
                UnLocode.class,

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                }
            }


            for( Class<?> valueClass : filter( isAssignableFrom( ValueComposite.class ), ClassScanner.findClasses( Context.class ) ) )
            {
                contexts.values( valueClass ).visibleIn( Visibility.application );
            }


            contexts.services( EventsService.class );


            context.module( "Domain events" )

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