Hi Remko,
Remko Tronçon wrote:
> Hi Jörg
>
>> A converter is called because it claims to handle a Class, i.e. for an
>> instance of
>>
>> ============ %< ==========
>> class Bar {
>> Optional<String> opt = new Optional<String>("foo");
>> Object obj = new Optional<String>("bar");
>> List<Optional<String>> l =
>> Collections.singletonList(new Optional<String>("baz"));
>> }
>> ============ %< ==========
>>
>> your converter would be called 3 times. The ParametrizedType can be
>> provided only for the instance in the field 'opt'. You would get nothing
>> for the instance in field 'obj' nor for the one in the list.
>
> Sure, that's clear. But if you are in the first case (as I am), then
> you can't get to the ParameterizedType today from the convertor,
> correct?
No. And we cannot change that for now.
Cheers,
Jörg
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