Ok, I'm trying to override the default BigDecimalType in the Aegis
mapping; there's a bug, as it uses the toString() method on the
BigDecimal class, which by default prints any values in Scientific
Notation. According to the XSD & XML spec, decimal fields (which
BigDecimal maps to) are not supposed to use any notations other than the
decimal.
Basically, 0.0000000 is being printed as 0E-8.
I created my own type class:
public class BigDecimalOverriedType extends BigDecimalType {
@Override
public void writeObject(Object object, MessageWriter writer,
Context context) {
writer.writeValue(((BigDecimal) object).toPlainString());
}
}
But, when I registered it:
@PostConstruct
public void init() {
TypeMapping typeMapping =
aegisDatabinding.getAegisContext().getTypeMapping();
// Type oldType = typeMapping.getType(BigDecimal.class);
// typeMapping.removeType(oldType);
typeMapping.register(BigDecimal.class,
XMLSchemaQNames.XSD_DECIMAL, new BigDecimalOverriedType());
}
The BigDecimalType is still being used of a lot of BigDecimal instances.
I want my type to be used for all of them.
Yes, I have read the source, and that's why I thought this would work,
but it's intermittent. Does anyone have any idea how to fix this issue
until I submit a bug/patch for the underlying problem?
Thanks.
-B
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