Re: [betwixt] Collection property question

[Matt Goodwin]

Thanks.  It's really weird because the RSS example in the sample code 
works fine and my code is almost identical. 

Matt
Jason Wood wrote:
I'm afraid I miss understood your original question and am not sure what the
best approach is.
Sorry
J
-----Original Message-----
From: Matt Goodwin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2005 5:12 PM
To: Jakarta Commons Users List
Subject: Re: [betwixt] Collection property question
public void testReadBean() {
       try {
           File file = new File(FILE1);
           BeanReader beanReader = new BeanReader();
           beanReader.registerBeanClass(AgentStatement.class);
           AgentStatement statement = 
(AgentStatement)beanReader.parse(file);
       } catch(Exception e) {
           fail(e.getMessage());
       }   
   }

xml file:
<AgentStatementVO>
 <StatementDate>2004/10/08</StatementDate>
 <AgentInfoVO>
   <FirstName/>
   <Name>xxxx</Name>
   <AgentId>xxxx</AgentId>
   <Address1>xxxx</Address1>
   <Address2>xxxx</Address2>
   <City>xxxx</City>
   <State>xx</State>
   <Zip>xxxxx</Zip>
   <AgentType>xxxx</AgentType>
   <DisbursementSource>xxxx</DisbursementSource>
 </AgentInfoVO>
 <AgentStatementLineVO>
   <AgentNumber>xxxx</AgentNumber>
   <ProductType>xxxx</ProductType>
   <FirstName>xxxx</FirstName>
   <Name>xxxx</Name>
   <EffectiveDate>2004/10/04</EffectiveDate>
   <ProcessDate>2004/10/05</ProcessDate>
   <OwnerName>xxxx</OwnerName>
   <PolicyNumber>0</PolicyNumber>
   <InitialPremium>0</InitialPremium>
   <CommissionRate>0.0</CommissionRate>
   <CommissionPremium>0</CommissionPremium>
   <Type>xxxx</Type>
   <AmountDue>0</AmountDue>
 </AgentStatementLineVO>
 <AgentStatementLineVO>
   <AgentNumber>xxxx</AgentNumber>
   <ProductType>xxxx</ProductType>
   <FirstName>xxxx</FirstName>
   <Name>xxxx</Name>
   <EffectiveDate>2004/10/04</EffectiveDate>
   <ProcessDate>2004/10/05</ProcessDate>
   <OwnerName>xxxx</OwnerName>
   <PolicyNumber>0</PolicyNumber>
   <InitialPremium>0</InitialPremium>
   <CommissionRate>0.0</CommissionRate>
   <CommissionPremium>0</CommissionPremium>
   <Type>xxxx</Type>
   <AmountDue>0</AmountDue>
 </AgentStatementLineVO>
 <AgentEarningsVO>
     <TaxableIncome>0.0</TaxableIncome>
     <TaxableIncomeYTD>0.0</TaxableIncomeYTD>
     <PositivePolicyEarnings>0</PositivePolicyEarnings>
     <NegativePolicyEarnings>0</NegativePolicyEarnings>
     <NetPolicyEarnings>0</NetPolicyEarnings>
 </AgentEarningsVO>
</AgentStatementVO>
reads all non-plural elements fine.  when i change AgentStatementLineVO 
to non-plural (regular getter/setter for the object) it works fine as well.

Thanks,
Matt
Tim O'Brien wrote:
 

Could you send the complete code you are using to read with?
Tim 

-----Original Message-----
From: Matt Goodwin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 1/13/2005 2:58 PM
To: Jakarta Commons Users List
Subject: Re: [betwixt] Collection property question
I have that set.  It appears that my class is not being recognized in 
the parse process.  My add method on my class is never called.

Matt
Jason Wood wrote:

   

I think you want this ...
IntrospectionConfiguration.setWrapCollectionsInElement(false)
Jason
-----Original Message-----
From: Matt Goodwin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2005 11:02 AM
To: Jakarta Commons Users List
Subject: [betwixt] Collection property question
I have xml I need to map to my bean.  It is very similar to the 
CustomerBean example, except I am using Collection instead of and array 
of objects (i.e. Order[]).  Here is a sample of the xml, followed by my 
class, followed by my .betwixt file.  The problem I am having is the 
List is always null.  How do you map objects in the .betwixt file if the 
collection has no surrounding element tag (i.e. 
<orders></order></order></orders>)?

Example xml:
<AgentStatementVO>
<StatementDate>2004/10/08</StatementDate>
<AgentInfoVO>...</AgentInfoVO>
<AgentStatementLineVO>...</AgentStatementLineVO>
<AgentStatementLineVO>...</AgentStatementLineVO>
<AgentEarningsVO>...</AgentEarningsVO>
</AgentStatementVO>
Class:
public class AgentStatement implements java.io.Serializable {
 private Date statementDate;
 private AgentInfo agentInfo;
 private Collection agentStatementDetails = new java.util.ArrayList();
 private AgentEarning agentEarning;
 /* .. snip non-relevant getters/setters */
 public Collection getAgentStatementDetails() {
     return agentStatementDetails;
 }
 public void setAgentStatementDetails(Collection agentStatementDetails)
     

{
 

     this.agentStatementDetails = agentStatementDetails;
 }
 public void addAgentStatementDetail(AgentStatementDetail 
agentStatementDetail) {
     this.agentStatementDetails.add(agentStatementDetail);
 }
}

Betwixt file:
<?xml version='1.0' ?>
<info>
<element name='AgentStatementVO'>
   <element name='StatementDate' property='statementDate'/>
   <element name='AgentInfoVO' property='agentInfo'/>
   <element name='AgentStatementLineVO' 
property='agentStatementDetails' 
class='com.equitrust.commissionloader.beans.AgentStatementDetail'/>
   <element name='AgentEarningsVO' property='agentEarning'/>
</element>
</info>

Everything except the agentStatementDetails are populated correctly.
Thanks,
Matt

  

     


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