Hi,
The following implementation do what i want without the need to create a
class for each level of the JSON, however i really dislike my solution.
neoJsonMapping: mapper "class side"
"Map the receiver to a json with <NeoJSONObjectMapping> <mapper>"
mapper for: self do: [ :mapping |
(mapping mapProperty: 'booking' getter: [:obj | obj locator]
setter: [
:obj :value | obj setLocator: value]) valueSchema: self.
].
mapper for: self do: [ :mapping |
mapping mapProperty: '@locator' getter: [:obj | obj locator]
setter: [
:obj :value | obj locator: value]
]
The first part map 'booking' property to the class locator inst var. The
second part have access to the "second json level" and the value i'm looking
for.
But setLocator: anObject is the ugly thing :(
setLocator: anObject
(anObject class == PmsJsonInput) ifTrue: [^locator := anObject locator].
locator := anObject
I'm sure there must be another way to do this.
regards,
bruno
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