Adding annotations to the XOM

You can add annotations to the XOM to customize the way that the BOM is created from Java™ classes.

XOM annotations
Annotations are a type of metadata that you can add to classes, members and parameters.
@NotBusiness
You use the @NotBusiness annotation to filter out classes and members that you do not want to import.
@BusinessName
You use the @BusinessName annotation to provide a name for a class, a member, or a parameter in the BOM.
@BusinessType
You use the @BusinessType annotation to change the type of a member or a parameter in the BOM.
@BoundedIntDomain
You use the @BoundedIntDomain to specify an interval between two bounding values.
@CollectionDomain
You use the @CollectionDomain to specify the cardinality and the type of collection elements.
@PatternDomain
You use the @PatternDomain annotation to define a pattern domain on a member or parameter.
@CustomProperty
You use the @CustomProperty annotation to set a property to a class, a member, or a parameter.
@CustomProperties
You use the @CustomProperties annotation to set several properties to a class, a member, or a parameter.
@java.beans.ConstructorProperties
You can use the @java.beans.ConstructorProperties annotation to provide a name for a constructor.

Parent topic: Designing a BOM for a Java model