I've thought a bit about what you ask, and it appears you have two
possibilities with your javascript array of dynamic objects :
a) you want a model, no matter how they're converted. You just want to
display your objects in a list, for instance.
b) you want a model, but you don't want generic objects in it. You have your
custom value object class, and what you need at the end is a qooxdoo array
with instances of this very class.
The answer is simple : a) use a marshaler b) create a qx.data.Array and loop
over your original array to fill it with new instances of your custom class.
An example for b):
var originalArray = [{name: "foo", value:"fooValue"}, {name:"bar", value:
"barValue"}];
var target = new qx.data.Array();
for (var i = 0; i < originalArray.length; i++) {
target.push(new com.pouet.tut.CustomClass(originalArray[i]);
}
This assumes, of course,that in your custom class' constructor, you handle a
generic object from which you read whatever you want. This is just regular
deserialization.
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