Alas, this still doesn't recognize "public Boolean isSomeValue()" as a valid getter, though i suspect if i could get that to work i'd also have to implement
these steps as well in order to get everything running smoothly. Which leads to the question:
Where did you read about TypeBindingStrategy? It doesn't appear to be discussed in the documentation i found. If there's some other documentation out there that
discusses more of these intricacies of Bewixt i could proboboly figure out the rest.
Thanks for this hint. I do believe it is a step in the right direction!
- jordi
Sweetland, Jesse wrote:
You might need a custom TypeBindingStrategy and ObjectStringConverter. This
should work:
public class BooleanTypeBindingStrategy extends TypeBindingStrategy {
public BindingType bindingType(Class type) {
if(Boolean.class.isAssignableFrom(type)) {
return BindingType.PRIMITIVE;
} else {
return DEFAULT.bindingType(type);
}
}
}
public class BooleanObjectStringConverter extends
DefaultObjectStringConverter {
public String objectToString(Object object, Class type, Context
context) {
if(object == null) return null;
else if(Boolean.class.isAssignableFrom(type)) {
return object.toString();
} else {
return super.objectToString(object, type, context);
}
}
public Object stringToObject(String string, Class type, Context
context) {
if(string == null) return null;
else if(Boolean.class.isAssignableFrom(type)) {
return new Boolean(string);
} else {
return super.stringToObject(string, type, context);
}
}
}
To use these, you need to register them on the BeanWriter:
BeanWriter bw = new BeanWriter();
bw.getXMLIntrospector()
.getConfiguration()
.setTypeBindingStrategy(new BooleanTypeBindingStrategy());
bw.getBindingConfiguration()
.setObjectStringConverter(new BooleanObjectStringConverter());
If you have a need to implement this for multiple types, then check the wiki
for the CustomerObjectStringConverter class which allows you to register
multiple converters by class (similar to the bean creation chain). You can
only have one TypeBindingStrategy, so to deal with multiple types you'd have
to keep adding new else ifs in the example above.
Hope that helps,
Jesse
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