Hi!
I have a suggestion about DynaProperty definition. I'm working in a
persistent layer that works with Dyna* classes.
With the DynaProperty class, the type of an attribute can be defined. But
if I have an indexed (or a mapped) attribute (Vector, ArrayList,
HashMap...) I cann't define what class of objects can the DynaBean accepts.
I need something like this:
/* A mapped attribute whith Integer values (and String keys) */
DynaProperty p = new DynaProperty("integerMap",Integer.class);
p.setMapped(true);
or
/* An indexed attribute whith String values */
DynaProperty p = new DynaProperty("stringArray",String.class);
p.setIndexed(true);
or
/* A mapped attribute that accepts any value */
DynaProperty p = new DynaProperty("objectMap");
p.setMapped(true);
or
/* A simple Calendar attibute */
DynaProperty p = new DynaProperty("calendar",Calendar.class);
I believe that with indexed attributes (the same with mapped attributes)
it isn't necessary to specify if it is a ArrayList or a Vector or an
Array, because we recober the values of the DynaBean with the method
get(java.lang.String name, int index)
What do you think?
Alf.
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