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Indexed Bean Copy
Hi
I've got a domain object which stored an indexed array of objects.
<-- Extract of Domain Object
public class GroupExposures {
private Exposure [] exposures=new Exposure[]{new Exposure(),new
Exposure(),new Exposure()};
class Exposure{
float totalSBSABroughtForward;
float otherSBSAFacilitiesPerParagraph;
float SBSAExposureToTheApplicant;
float otherSBGFacilitiesPerParagraph;
float totalSBGExposureToTheApplicant;
float otherSBSAFacilitesWholeGroup;
float otherSBGFacilitiesWholeGroup;
float totalSBGExposureWholeGroup;
float SBGBorrowingsWholeGroup;
float otherBankBorrowings;
float otherLenders;
float totalArrangedBorrowings;
}
public float getOtherLenders(int type) {
return exposures[type].otherLenders;
}
public void setOtherLenders(float otherLenders,int type) {
exposures[type].otherLenders = otherLenders;
}
-->
Form extract:
public float getOtherLendersUtilisation(){return
OtherLendersUtilisation;
}
----
In my Action class I have to say the following:
groupExposures.setOtherLenders(groupExposuresForm.getOtherLendersUtilisa
tion(),LimitTypes.UTILISATION);
------
The way this class is set up, I cannot use BeanUtils.copy() to copy the
values across. The Action class is huge because of this and it was quite
tedious putting in the code. Is there a quicker, easier way to do this?
Regards
Kiren Pillay
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RE: Indexed Bean Copy
Posted by "Pillay, Kiren KN" <Ki...@standardbank.co.za>.
Thanks for the reply, I will consider your suggestion.
I could have written the business objects to fit the form bean with a
one-to-one mapping, but then I don't think it's a good idea to make the
domain objects match your framework's solution (even though it would
have been quicker this way).
I could have used a collection, I'll add it in when I refactor the code.
Regards
Kiren
-----Original Message-----
From: Adam Gordon [mailto:adam.gordon@readytalk.com]
Sent: 11 July 2006 05:24 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Indexed Bean Copy
Kiren-
I assume you mean BeanUtils.copyProperties(...) right?
If so, I believe the reason you cannot use it is because
BeanUtils.copyProperties(...) performs a shallow copy and per the
javadocs (HTML tags removed): "...and so complex properties (for
example, nested ones) will not be copied."
I would suggest removing it from the Action code by creating a utility
class and implement your own copy() method. Say, a static "duplication"
method that takes an instance of your bean as a parameter and returns a
new instance of the same bean. I'm curious as to why you're using
arrays as opposed to the Collections framework....
I don't believe that any copy methods in the J2SE are deep copy methods,
so if this is what you need, then a static utility method is probably
your best bet.
cheers,
-Adam
Pillay, Kiren KN wrote:
> Hi
>
> I've got a domain object which stored an indexed array of objects.
>
> <-- Extract of Domain Object
> public class GroupExposures {
>
> private Exposure [] exposures=new Exposure[]{new Exposure(),new
> Exposure(),new Exposure()};
>
>
> class Exposure{
> float totalSBSABroughtForward;
> float otherSBSAFacilitiesPerParagraph;
> float SBSAExposureToTheApplicant;
> float otherSBGFacilitiesPerParagraph;
> float totalSBGExposureToTheApplicant;
> float otherSBSAFacilitesWholeGroup;
> float otherSBGFacilitiesWholeGroup;
> float totalSBGExposureWholeGroup;
> float SBGBorrowingsWholeGroup;
> float otherBankBorrowings;
> float otherLenders;
> float totalArrangedBorrowings;
> }
>
> public float getOtherLenders(int type) {
> return exposures[type].otherLenders;
> }
> public void setOtherLenders(float otherLenders,int type) {
> exposures[type].otherLenders = otherLenders;
> }
>
> -->
> Form extract:
> public float getOtherLendersUtilisation(){return
> OtherLendersUtilisation;
> }
>
> ----
>
> In my Action class I have to say the following:
>
>
groupExposures.setOtherLenders(groupExposuresForm.getOtherLendersUtilisa
> tion(),LimitTypes.UTILISATION);
>
>
> ------
> The way this class is set up, I cannot use BeanUtils.copy() to copy
> the values across. The Action class is huge because of this and it was
> quite tedious putting in the code. Is there a quicker, easier way to
do this?
>
> Regards
> Kiren Pillay
>
>
>
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Re: Indexed Bean Copy
Posted by Adam Gordon <ad...@readytalk.com>.
Kiren-
I assume you mean BeanUtils.copyProperties(...) right?
If so, I believe the reason you cannot use it is because
BeanUtils.copyProperties(...) performs a shallow copy and per the
javadocs (HTML tags removed): "...and so complex properties (for
example, nested ones) will not be copied."
I would suggest removing it from the Action code by creating a utility
class and implement your own copy() method. Say, a static "duplication"
method that takes an instance of your bean as a parameter and returns a
new instance of the same bean. I'm curious as to why you're using
arrays as opposed to the Collections framework....
I don't believe that any copy methods in the J2SE are deep copy methods,
so if this is what you need, then a static utility method is probably
your best bet.
cheers,
-Adam
Pillay, Kiren KN wrote:
> Hi
>
> I've got a domain object which stored an indexed array of objects.
>
> <-- Extract of Domain Object
> public class GroupExposures {
>
> private Exposure [] exposures=new Exposure[]{new Exposure(),new
> Exposure(),new Exposure()};
>
>
> class Exposure{
> float totalSBSABroughtForward;
> float otherSBSAFacilitiesPerParagraph;
> float SBSAExposureToTheApplicant;
> float otherSBGFacilitiesPerParagraph;
> float totalSBGExposureToTheApplicant;
> float otherSBSAFacilitesWholeGroup;
> float otherSBGFacilitiesWholeGroup;
> float totalSBGExposureWholeGroup;
> float SBGBorrowingsWholeGroup;
> float otherBankBorrowings;
> float otherLenders;
> float totalArrangedBorrowings;
> }
>
> public float getOtherLenders(int type) {
> return exposures[type].otherLenders;
> }
> public void setOtherLenders(float otherLenders,int type) {
> exposures[type].otherLenders = otherLenders;
> }
>
> -->
> Form extract:
> public float getOtherLendersUtilisation(){return
> OtherLendersUtilisation;
> }
>
> ----
>
> In my Action class I have to say the following:
>
> groupExposures.setOtherLenders(groupExposuresForm.getOtherLendersUtilisa
> tion(),LimitTypes.UTILISATION);
>
>
> ------
> The way this class is set up, I cannot use BeanUtils.copy() to copy the
> values across. The Action class is huge because of this and it was quite
> tedious putting in the code. Is there a quicker, easier way to do this?
>
> Regards
> Kiren Pillay
>
>
>
> ________________________________________________________________________
> __________________________________________________________
>
> Standard Bank Disclaimer and Confidentiality Note
>
> This e-mail, its attachments and any rights attaching hereto are, unless
> the context clearly indicates otherwise, the property of Standard Bank
> Group Limited
> and/or its subsidiaries ("the Group"). It is confidential, private and
> intended for the addressee only. Should you not be the addressee and
> receive this e-mail by
> mistake, kindly notify the sender, and delete this e-mail, immediately
> and do not disclose or use same in any manner whatsoever. Views and
> opinions
> expressed in this e-mail are those of the sender unless clearly stated
> as those of the Group. The Group accepts no liability whatsoever for any
> loss or
> damages whatsoever and howsoever incurred, or suffered, resulting, or
> arising, from the use of this email or its attachments. The Group does
> not warrant the integrity
> of this e-mail nor that it is free of errors, viruses, interception or
> interference. Licensed divisions of the Standard Bank Group are
> authorised financial services providers
> in terms of the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act, No 37
> of 2002 (FAIS).
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> http://www.standardbank.co.za
> ________________________________________________________________________
> ___________________________________________________________
>
>
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