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[jira] [Updated] (BEANUTILS-552) Add new ctor allowing custom BeanIntrospector
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SEBASTIEN LEPAGE updated BEANUTILS-552:
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Description:
By default, DefaultBeanIntrospector is used as introspector. Turns out, I need to set a stopClass during introspection. Instead of removing DefaultBeanIntrospector instance and then add a new one. I can see from the latest version that PropertyUtilsBean#resetBeanIntrospectors exclude by default class property using SuppressPropertiesBeanIntrospector, I have two suggestions, either:
* DefaultBeanIntrospector uses Object as a stop class
* Define a StopClassBeanIntrospector allowing to define a stopClass (or add a new method getStopClass into IntrospectionContext and by default returns Object.class, no breaking change)
It'll be easier to simply, have a new constructor allowing to pass a set of introspectors. Being said, a StopClassBeanIntrospector would be great as well. WDYT?
was:By default, DefaultBeanIntrospector is used as introspector. Turns out, I need to set a stopClass during introspection. Instead of removing DefaultBeanIntrospector instance and then add a new one. It'll be easier to simply, have a new constructor allowing to pass a set of introspectors. Being said, a StopClassBeanIntrospector would be great as well. WDYT?
> Add new ctor allowing custom BeanIntrospector
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> Key: BEANUTILS-552
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEANUTILS-552
> Project: Commons BeanUtils
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Bean / Property Utils
> Affects Versions: 1.9.3
> Reporter: SEBASTIEN LEPAGE
> Priority: Major
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> By default, DefaultBeanIntrospector is used as introspector. Turns out, I need to set a stopClass during introspection. Instead of removing DefaultBeanIntrospector instance and then add a new one. I can see from the latest version that PropertyUtilsBean#resetBeanIntrospectors exclude by default class property using SuppressPropertiesBeanIntrospector, I have two suggestions, either:
> * DefaultBeanIntrospector uses Object as a stop class
> * Define a StopClassBeanIntrospector allowing to define a stopClass (or add a new method getStopClass into IntrospectionContext and by default returns Object.class, no breaking change)
> It'll be easier to simply, have a new constructor allowing to pass a set of introspectors. Being said, a StopClassBeanIntrospector would be great as well. WDYT?
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