public class ObjectArrayFormat extends Format
PrimitiveArrayFormat class
handles primitive arrays of one dimension only.
In this class, and PrimitiveArrayFormat, we resort to using
reflection to allocate multidimensional arrays. If there is a need for it,
reflection could be avoided in the future by generating code as new array
formats are encountered.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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Format |
getComponentType()
Returns the array component type, or null if this is not an array type.
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int |
getDimensions()
Returns the number of array dimensions, or zero if this is not an array
type.
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boolean |
isArray()
Returns whether this is an array type.
|
Object |
newInstance(EntityInput input,
boolean rawAccess)
Creates a new instance of the target class using its default
constructor.
|
Object |
readObject(Object o,
EntityInput input,
boolean rawAccess)
Called after newInstance() to read the rest of the data bytes and fill
in the object contents.
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allowEvolveFromProxy, getAccessor, getClassMetadata, getClassName, getEntityMetadata, getEnumConstants, getFields, getId, getOldKeyName, getPreviousVersion, getSuperType, getVersion, initializeReader, isDeleted, isEnum, isPrimitive, isSimple, readPriKey, toStringpublic boolean isArray()
RawTypeRawObject instances.
If true is returned, the array component type is returned by RawType.getComponentType() and the number of array dimensions is returned by
RawType.getDimensions().
If false is returned, then this is a complex type, an enum type (see
RawType.isEnum()), or a simple type (see RawType.isSimple()).
public int getDimensions()
RawTypegetDimensions in interface RawTypegetDimensions in class Formatpublic Format getComponentType()
RawTypegetComponentType in interface RawTypegetComponentType in class Formatpublic Object newInstance(EntityInput input, boolean rawAccess)
FormatnewInstance in class Formatpublic Object readObject(Object o, EntityInput input, boolean rawAccess) throws RefreshException
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