pl.jalokim.propertiestojson.resolvers.primitives

Class PrimitiveJsonTypeResolver<T>

java.lang.Object

pl.jalokim.propertiestojson.resolvers.primitives.PrimitiveJsonTypeResolver<T>

All Implemented Interfaces:

HasGenericType<T>

Direct Known Subclasses:

PrimitiveJsonTypeDelegatorResolver, PrimitiveJsonTypeResolverToNewApiAdapter

Deprecated.

@Deprecated
public abstract class PrimitiveJsonTypeResolver<T>
extends Object
implements HasGenericType<T>

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
protected Class<?>	typeWhichCanBeResolved Deprecated.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
PrimitiveJsonTypeResolver() Deprecated.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
List<Class<?>>	getClassesWhichCanResolve() Deprecated.
abstract AbstractJsonType	returnConcreteJsonType(PrimitiveJsonTypesResolver primitiveJsonTypesResolver, T convertedValue, String propertyKey) Deprecated. This method will be called in second phase processing step (from some java Object to some implementation of AbstractJsonType) it will be called during read properties from Map<String,Object>, Properties (without first processing step) or after first processing step (while reading properties from file, Map<String,String>, inputStream) But resolvers order (provided in PropertiesToJsonConverter(PrimitiveJsonTypeResolver... primitiveResolvers) constructor) doesn't have importance here as in first processing phase.
protected abstract Optional<T>	returnConcreteValueWhenCanBeResolved(PrimitiveJsonTypesResolver primitiveJsonTypesResolver, String propertyValue, String propertyKey) Deprecated. This method will be called in first phase processing step (from raw text to some object) if your condition is met then return concrete value of Object.
Optional<T>	returnConvertedValueForClearedText(PrimitiveJsonTypesResolver primitiveJsonTypesResolver, String propertyValue, String propertyKey) Deprecated.
AbstractJsonType	returnJsonType(PrimitiveJsonTypesResolver primitiveJsonTypesResolver, Object propertyValue, String propertyKey) Deprecated.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface pl.jalokim.propertiestojson.resolvers.primitives.object.HasGenericType

resolveTypeOfResolver

Field Detail

typeWhichCanBeResolved

protected final Class<?> typeWhichCanBeResolved

Deprecated.

Constructor Detail

PrimitiveJsonTypeResolver

public PrimitiveJsonTypeResolver()

Deprecated.

Method Detail

returnJsonType

public AbstractJsonType returnJsonType(PrimitiveJsonTypesResolver primitiveJsonTypesResolver,
                                       Object propertyValue,
                                       String propertyKey)

Deprecated.

returnConcreteJsonType

public abstract AbstractJsonType returnConcreteJsonType(PrimitiveJsonTypesResolver primitiveJsonTypesResolver,
                                                        T convertedValue,
                                                        String propertyKey)

Deprecated.

This method will be called in second phase processing step (from some java Object to some implementation of AbstractJsonType) it will be called during read properties from Map<String,Object>, Properties (without first processing step) or after first processing step (while reading properties from file, Map<String,String>, inputStream)

But resolvers order (provided in PropertiesToJsonConverter(PrimitiveJsonTypeResolver... primitiveResolvers) constructor) doesn't have importance here as in first processing phase. The hierarchy of classes plays a central role here It looks for sufficient resolver, firstly will looks for exactly match class type provided by method getClassesWhichCanResolve() More here JsonTypeResolversHierarchyResolver

AbstractJsonType should contains converted data and provides implementation for "toStringJson()" method if you provide you own... or you can return instance of existence one implementation in package 'pl.jalokim.propertiestojson.object'... number, boolean, text, primitive array, json objects... or simply convert Java object to instance ObjectJsonType by static method: public static AbstractJsonType convertFromObjectToJson(Object propertyValue, String propertyKey) ObjectFromTextJsonTypeResolver.convertFromObjectToJson(Object propertyValue, String propertyKey) Or if you want return null json object then return instance of JsonNullReferenceType.NULL_OBJECT

Parameters:

primitiveJsonTypesResolver - primitiveJsonTypesResolver

convertedValue - currently processing property value but as generic type

propertyKey - currently processing property key

Returns:

optional value

returnConvertedValueForClearedText

public Optional<T> returnConvertedValueForClearedText(PrimitiveJsonTypesResolver primitiveJsonTypesResolver,
                                                      String propertyValue,
                                                      String propertyKey)

Deprecated.

returnConcreteValueWhenCanBeResolved

protected abstract Optional<T> returnConcreteValueWhenCanBeResolved(PrimitiveJsonTypesResolver primitiveJsonTypesResolver,
                                                                    String propertyValue,
                                                                    String propertyKey)

Deprecated.

This method will be called in first phase processing step (from raw text to some object) if your condition is met then return concrete value of Object. if it doesn't meet its condition then return Optional.empty() for allow go to others type resolver in order. This will be called only for read properties from Map<String,String>, File with properties, InputStream with properties

Parameters:

primitiveJsonTypesResolver - primitiveJsonTypesResolver

propertyValue - currently processing property value

propertyKey - currently processing property key

Returns:

optional value

getClassesWhichCanResolve

public List<Class<?>> getClassesWhichCanResolve()

Deprecated.