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Todd Volkert resolved PIVOT-111.
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Resolution: Fixed
This is done. pivot.wtkx.Bindable defines @Load, @Bind, and bind().
Subclasses use the annotations, then call bind() to load the WTKX and bind to
instance variables.
There are two facets to this functionality: the runtime implementation and the
compile-time implementation. The default bind() implementation uses reflection
to load the WTKX and bind to the instance variables. However, most often, the
member variables will be private, and attempting to set the value of such a
field at runtime requires security privileges -- it thus does not work in an
unsigned applet. For this use case (or for those wanting to avoid the overhead
of reflection), there is an annotation processor that can be run on Bindable
subclasses, which will effectively inline the WTKX binding, avoiding the
reflection calls and associated security implications.
> Provide annotations to map WTKX data to application member variables
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> Key: PIVOT-111
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIVOT-111
> Project: Pivot
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: wtk
> Reporter: Greg Brown
> Assignee: Todd Volkert
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 1.2
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> For example:
> @WTKX(name="resource" [id="id"])
> - if only "name" is specified, it is a root object; otherwise, it is an
> object within the given root
> - resource can be relative (no leading slash) or absolute (leading slash)
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