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package org.apache.xmlbeans.impl.schema;

import org.apache.xmlbeans.SchemaTypeSystem;

/**
 * This class is the hook which causes the SchemaTypeSystem to be loaded when
 * a generated class is used.  It isn't used by the runtime directly, instead
 * this class is used by the schema compiler as a template class.  By using a
 * template class, the SchemaTypeSystemImpl can create all the binary files
 * required without needing to rely on javac.  The generated source still
 * requires a java compiler.
 *
 * @see SchemaTypeSystemImpl#save(org.apache.xmlbeans.Filer)
 */
//
// !!! It's important that there never NEVER be any references to this class because
// !!! the static initializer will fail.  This class must only be used as a class file.
// !!! If this scares you, turn back now !!!
//
// !!! If you modify this class, you will have to run bootstrap.
// !!! If this scares you, turn back now !!!
//
public final class TypeSystemHolder extends SchemaTypeSystemImpl {
    private TypeSystemHolder() { }

    // the type system
    public static final SchemaTypeSystem typeSystem = new TypeSystemHolder();

    // Commenting out this line has the effect of not loading all components in a
    // typesystem upfront, but just as they are needed, which may improve
    // performance significantly
    //static { typeSystem.resolve(); }
}