Hi Dmitry,
[email protected] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When CollectionConverter is used with the @XStreamConverter annotation,
> the converter is set up so that it will only accept the TreeMap collection
> type.
?? Sorry, I don't understand, what you try to tell me here.
> This is an odd behavior! Is there any way to suppress this
> initialization (CollectionConverter has a constructor that doesn't limit
> it to just one particular type), or to specify some other type, such as
> ArrayList?
>
> public class ItemList {
> @XStreamConverter(value = CollectionConverter.class)
> public List<String> items;
> }
I don't understand this example either. You setup an own CollectionConverter
for the list, but that's the default anyway.
>
> As a workaround, I subclassed CollectionConverter:
>
> public class ItemList {
> @XStreamConverter(value = ListCollectionConverter.class)
> public List<String> items;
>
> public static class ListCollectionConverter extends
> CollectionConverter {
> public ListCollectionConverter(Mapper mapper) {
> super(mapper);
> }
> }
> }
>
> This did the trick, but it is very counterintuitive.
Where's the difference?
Maybe you tell me first, what you actually try to accomplish...
- Jörg
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