Hi, John
This sample using calendar works fine to date converter:
http://pastebin.com/bEfk3aZy
Using reference in your beans with this annotation
@XStreamAlias("date")
@XStreamConverter(SingleValueCalendarConverter.class)
private Calendar date;
Jairo.
2012/2/6 John Fereira <[email protected]>:
> I have been using XStream for quite a while without a hitch but recently was
> presented with a use case that I’m not sure how to resolve. Essentially I
> have an Hours object that represents the opening and closing hours of a
> location. The actual open/close fields are “Time” objects that uses a
> Calendar instance on the back end. Up until recently the open/closed Time
> objects were always instantiated to a non-null value. However, for reasons
> that I don’t necessarily agree with I’ve been asked to set the open/closed
> Time objects to a null if a flag (another field in the Hours object) has
> been set to “closed all day” or “open all day”. The issue that I’m having
> is that I want to serialize the Hours object and marshall a “openTime”
> element (with the time set to null) even when the Time object is null.
> I’ve got a “TimeConverter” class that returns true for the canConvert method
> (it is recognizing that a Time.class is being handled) but it doesn’t appear
> that the marshal method is being called if the Time object is a null.
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Jairo de Almeida
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