That looks like it should work.
I have some observations about the new implementation.
1) There is no logging so I can't see what is happening. I started adding some.
This was present in the old implementation, including being able to see
what rules where defined.
2) There are a number of places that assume that all collections are lists,
I have some sets.
3) I also need support for Maps.
4) I don't see how I define that a type should be a collection and the exact
implementation
of that collection, like i did before:
| <deployment> <!-- AbstractDeploymentMetaData.setBeans(List)
| <beans> <!-- ArrayList -->
| <bean>
|
| objectModelFactory.mapElementToClass("deployment",
AbstractKernelDeployment.class);
| objectModelFactory.mapElementToClass("beans", ArrayList.class);
| objectModelFactory.mapElementToClass("bean", AbstractBeanMetaData.class);
|
Although the need to have <beans/> is removed in the new implementation
which makes the xml less verbose. :-)
I still think it would be good to be able to define the implementation class.
NOTE: I don't want to construct the collection in my javabean because I want
null when there is none.
5) The ability to define the value as something other than string is good:
| XmlValueBinding stringValue = factory.bindValue(attribute, "value",
StringValueMetaData.class);
| factory.bindValue(stringValue, "value", String.class);
|
| This has got rid of my need to write the longwinded
| <attribute name="blah"><value>foo</value></attribute>
|
6) When you say it does not work for attributes, do you mean
attributes don't work at all? Or maybe I'm just not using it correctly?
| factory.bindAttribute(bean, "", "name", "name", String.class);
|
7) Should I even have to define String attributes that map directly onto the
javabean?
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