For future reference, here is the fix. I found it by looking at the
source for BeanModelSourceImpl.java:
BeanModel toReturn = _beanModelSource.create( MyClass.class, false,
_componentResources );
toReturn.exclude( (String[])toReturn.getPropertyNames()
.toArray( new String[0] ) );
PropertyConduit pc = _propertyConduitSource.create( MyClass.class,
"pstlCode" );
ClassPropertyAdapter cpa =
_propertyAccess.getAdapter( MyClass.class );
PropertyAdapter pa = cpa.getPropertyAdapter( "pstlCode" );
String dataType = _dataTypeAnalyzer.identifyDataType( pa );
toReturn.add( "pstlCode", pc ).dataType( dataType );
return( toReturn );
In the above example, the following were all injected:
_beanModelSource
_componentResources
_propertyConduitSource
_propertyAccess
_dataTypeAnalyzer
On Wed, 2008-07-02 at 03:34 -0400, Andy Huhn wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a class defined (MyClass) that has a String property pstlCode,
> with a getter and a setter.
>
> If I use BeanModelSource to create a BeanModel for MyClass, the
> BeanModel has a property pstlCode that can be used to access the
> pstlCode.
>
> However, if I exclude the pstlCode property, and then attempt to add it
> back in with
>
> myBeanModel.exclude( "pstlCode" );
> myBeanModel.add( "pstlCode" );
>
> it doesn't seem to pick up the data type of the property. Help?
>
> Thanks,
> Andy
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