On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 1:25 PM, Niclas Hedhman <[email protected]> wrote:
> JSON string is stored into the Node, and when it is retrieved the
> isPrimitiveType will see it as a String and not as a JSON value.
> Looking into how to solve it.
Sorry, wasn't isPrimitive() but the propertyType.type().isString()
resolving to true for a ValueComposite.
Since, I obviously don't understand that ValueType system, I would
like to have this either explained formally. Questions;
1. What is isXyz() supposed to be used for?
2. Why is Date/Enum/Value and others isString()?
3. When how is it supposed to be used?
Is it correct (by trying it works) to remove the if() statement...
if ( propertyType.type().isString() )
{
return prop;
}
else
{
String json = "[" + prop + "]";
JSONTokener tokener = new JSONTokener( json );
JSONArray array = (JSONArray) tokener.nextValue();
and just let the json deserialization happen anyway???
Cheers
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