Hi Christopher,
I suggest you following Rahul's suggestion, SetNestedPropertiesRule is
not efficient as a direct invocation.
Moreover, for foo/bar properties, there's a 3rd way to set them:
d.addObjectCreate("entities/entity", Entity.class);
d.addBeanPropertySetter("entities/entity/foo");
d.addBeanPropertySetter("entities/entity/bar");
d.addCallMethod("entities/entity/baz", "setBaz", 1);
d.addCallParam("entities/entity/baz", 0, "id");
HTH,
Simo
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On Sat, May 14, 2011 at 12:11 AM, Christopher Schultz
<[email protected]> wrote:
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> Rahul,
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> On 5/13/2011 5:53 PM, Rahul Akolkar wrote:
>> Yeah, and probably more than one way even with out of the box rules:
>>
>> d.addObjectCreate("entities/entity", Entity.class);
>> d.addCallMethod("entities/entity/foo", "setFoo", 0);
>> d.addCallMethod("entities/entity/bar", "setBar", 0);
>> d.addCallMethod("entities/entity/baz", "setBaz", 1);
>> d.addCallParam("entities/entity/baz", 0, "id");
>
> Thanks for the tip... that might actually be somewhat simpler code than
> I have now. I'm using setNestedProperties and enumerating them because I
> need to re-name some of the properties. But, that requires that I
> enumerate all of them, even those I want to ignore, otherwise I'll get
> an error. If I use addCallMethod, the Digester will probably ignore
> anything for which there is no rule.
>
> Thanks,
> - -chris
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