[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've got a string which I'd like to transform to a setter :
> For example, idLc which I'd like to transform to
> setIdLc(...). Is it a way to do it using standard xdt template tag ?
I've only mucked around with the XDT templates to do simple
modifications, but looking at the entity-value.xdt I see something that
might get you close:
<XDtEjbPersistent:forAllPersistentFields not-pk="true"
valueobject="<XDtEjbValueObj:currentValueObjectMatch/>">
<XDtEjbPk:ifIsNotPrimkeyField>
<XDtMethod:ifHasMethod name="<XDtMethod:setterMethod/>"
parameters="<XDtMethod:methodType/>">
<XDtMethod:setterMethod/>(
valueHolder.<XDtMethod:getterMethod/>() );
</XDtMethod:ifHasMethod>
</XDtEjbPk:ifIsNotPrimkeyField>
</XDtEjbPersistent:forAllPersistentFields>
This loops over all non-PK persistent fields, presumably creating a
"current field" context object for each one. Inside the loop, it uses
<XDtMethod:setterMethod/> to retrieve the set<Field> method using the
JavaBeans framework to munge the name.
Good luck!
David Harkness
Sr. Software Engineer
Sony Pictures Digital Networks
(310) 482-4756
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