Re: complex types again
Marc Logemann <[email protected]> Tue, 2 Dec 2003 19:05:42 +0100
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Hi,
thanks again, this does the trick. I am still dreaming for reflection on these devices, then it would
be no problem to write a standard BeanDeserializer like provided with Axis.
Also interessting would be, how the JSR-127 is going to handle the ser/deser issue.
>> usable error message. Can it be that i have to completely define the
>> returning struct as a class?
> Just build a switch/case in the getPropertyInfo method similar to the
> following code fragment:
> public class GolfCourse implements KvmSerializable {
> String name; // 0
> String tee; // 1
> static final int[] COUNT = 2;
> static final String[] IGNORE = {"foo"};
> public getPropertyCount(){
> return COUNT + IGNORE.length;
> }
> public void setProperty(int index, Object value){
> switch(index){
> case 0: name = (String) value; break;
> case 1: tee = (String) value; break;
> }
> }
> public Object getProperty(int index){
> switch(index){
> case 0: return name;
> case 1: return tee;
> default: return null;
> }
> public void getPropertyInfo(int index, PropertyInfo info, Hashtable
> vi){
> switch(index){
> case 0:
> info.name = "name";
> info.type = ElementType.STRING_CLASS;
> break;
> case 1:
> info.name = "tee";
> info.type = ElementType.STRING_CLASS;
> break;
> default:
> info.name = IGNORE[index-COUNT];
> info.type = ElementType.STRING_CLASS;
> }
> }
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regards
Marc Logemann
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