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	DWR and Enum by Andrew Dashin-2 :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Hi guys. I have class public class Event { public enum EventType {TYPE1, TYPE2}; private EventType type; * public EventType getEventType() { return this*.type; } } I've defined this class as converter, and during work it fails with: No converter found for Event.EventType. So client recieves Event objects with type == null. Could you please advise me anything? -- Andrew Dashin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@... For additional commands, e-mail: users-help@...
	Re: DWR and Enum by Lance Semmens-3 :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message dwr.xml <allow> <convert converter="enum" match="mypackage.EventType"/> </allow> Cheers, Lance. Andrew Dashin wrote: Hi guys. I have class public class Event { public enum EventType {TYPE1, TYPE2}; private EventType type; * public EventType getEventType() { return this*.type; } } I've defined this class as converter, and during work it fails with: No converter found for Event.EventType. So client recieves Event objects with type == null. Could you please advise me anything?
	Re: DWR and Enum by Andrew Dashin-2 :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Lance пишет: > dwr.xml > > <allow> > <convert converter="enum" match="mypackage.EventType"/> > </allow> > > Cheers, > Lance. > > Andrew Dashin wrote: >> Hi guys. >> >> I have class >> >> public class Event { >> >> public enum EventType {TYPE1, TYPE2}; >> >> private EventType type; >> >> * public EventType getEventType() { >> return this*.type; >> } >> >> } >> >> I've defined this class as converter, and during work it fails with: >> No converter found for Event.EventType. >> So client recieves Event objects with type == null. >> >> Could you please advise me anything? >> This works only when EventType is in a separate file, but when it is an inner class of Event - it doesn't work. Even if I try <allow> <convert converter="enum" match="Event.EventType"/> </allow> So I've made it as a separate class. But anyway it is interesting if there is a way to make it work as an inner class. -- Andrew Dashin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@... For additional commands, e-mail: users-help@...
	Re: DWR and Enum by Lance Semmens-3 :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message In your example, EventType is not static. Therefore for EventType to exist, an Event must exist. Try declaring your inner enum as static. public class Event { public static enum EventType {TYPE1, TYPE2 }; Andrew Dashin wrote: Lance пишет: dwr.xml <allow> <convert converter="enum" match="mypackage.EventType"/> </allow> Cheers, Lance. Andrew Dashin wrote: Hi guys. I have class public class Event { public enum EventType {TYPE1, TYPE2}; private EventType type; * public EventType getEventType() { return this*.type; } } I've defined this class as converter, and during work it fails with: No converter found for Event.EventType. So client recieves Event objects with type == null. Could you please advise me anything? This works only when EventType is in a separate file, but when it is an inner class of Event - it doesn't work. Even if I try <allow> <convert converter="enum" match="Event.EventType"/> </allow> So I've made it as a separate class. But anyway it is interesting if there is a way to make it work as an inner class.
	Re: DWR and Enum by Andrew Dashin-2 :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Lance пишет: > In your example, EventType is not static. Therefore for EventType to > exist, an Event must exist. > Try declaring your inner enum as static. > > public class Event { > public static enum EventType {TYPE1, TYPE2 }; > > > Andrew Dashin wrote: >> Lance пишет: >>> dwr.xml >>> >>> <allow> >>> <convert converter="enum" match="mypackage.EventType"/> >>> </allow> >>> >>> Cheers, >>> Lance. >>> >>> Andrew Dashin wrote: >>>> Hi guys. >>>> >>>> I have class >>>> >>>> public class Event { >>>> >>>> public enum EventType {TYPE1, TYPE2}; >>>> >>>> private EventType type; >>>> >>>> * public EventType getEventType() { >>>> return this*.type; >>>> } >>>> >>>> } >>>> >>>> I've defined this class as converter, and during work it fails with: >>>> No converter found for Event.EventType. >>>> So client recieves Event objects with type == null. >>>> >>>> Could you please advise me anything? >>>> >> This works only when EventType is in a separate file, but when it is >> an inner class of Event - it doesn't work. >> Even if I try >> <allow> >> <convert converter="enum" match="Event.EventType"/> >> </allow> >> >> So I've made it as a separate class. But anyway it is interesting if >> there is a way to make it work as an inner class. >> I've tried this a time ago - doesn't work. -- Andrew Dashin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@... For additional commands, e-mail: users-help@...
	Re: DWR and Enum by Lance Semmens-3 :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Ok, last try. Enum must be static, use "$" instead of "." <allow> <convert converter="enum" match="Event$EventType"/> </allow> Should work. Andrew Dashin wrote: Lance пишет: In your example, EventType is not static. Therefore for EventType to exist, an Event must exist. Try declaring your inner enum as static. public class Event { public static enum EventType {TYPE1, TYPE2 }; Andrew Dashin wrote: Lance пишет: dwr.xml <allow> <convert converter="enum" match="mypackage.EventType"/> </allow> Cheers, Lance. Andrew Dashin wrote: Hi guys. I have class public class Event { public enum EventType {TYPE1, TYPE2}; private EventType type; * public EventType getEventType() { return this*.type; } } I've defined this class as converter, and during work it fails with: No converter found for Event.EventType. So client recieves Event objects with type == null. Could you please advise me anything? This works only when EventType is in a separate file, but when it is an inner class of Event - it doesn't work. Even if I try <allow> <convert converter="enum" match="Event.EventType"/> </allow> So I've made it as a separate class. But anyway it is interesting if there is a way to make it work as an inner class. I've tried this a time ago - doesn't work.
	Re: DWR and Enum by nbourdeau :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message This is working but is it possible to use wildcards for including any inner class in a package ?? like this : <convert converter="enum" match="mypackage.$"/> or do we have to configure a convert for each inner class ?? Lance Semmens-3 wrote: Ok, last try. Enum must be static, use "$" instead of "." <allow> <convert converter="enum" match="Event$EventType"/> </allow> Should work. Andrew Dashin wrote: > Lance пишет: >> In your example, EventType is not static. Therefore for EventType to >> exist, an Event must exist. >> Try declaring your inner enum as static. >> >> public class Event { >> public static enum EventType {TYPE1, TYPE2 }; >> >> >> Andrew Dashin wrote: >>> Lance пишет: >>>> dwr.xml >>>> >>>> <allow> >>>> <convert converter="enum" match="mypackage.EventType"/> >>>> </allow> >>>> >>>> Cheers, >>>> Lance. >>>> >>>> Andrew Dashin wrote: >>>>> Hi guys. >>>>> >>>>> I have class >>>>> >>>>> public class Event { >>>>> >>>>> public enum EventType {TYPE1, TYPE2}; >>>>> >>>>> private EventType type; >>>>> >>>>> * public EventType getEventType() { >>>>> return this*.type; >>>>> } >>>>> >>>>> } >>>>> >>>>> I've defined this class as converter, and during work it fails with: >>>>> No converter found for Event.EventType. >>>>> So client recieves Event objects with type == null. >>>>> >>>>> Could you please advise me anything? >>>>> >>> This works only when EventType is in a separate file, but when it is >>> an inner class of Event - it doesn't work. >>> Even if I try >>> <allow> >>> <convert converter="enum" match="Event.EventType"/> >>> </allow> >>> >>> So I've made it as a separate class. But anyway it is interesting if >>> there is a way to make it work as an inner class. >>> > I've tried this a time ago - doesn't work. >
	Re: DWR and Enum by XMaNIaC :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Usually ** matches all classes but I have not been following the conversation Regards On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 7:38 PM, nbourdeau <nbourdeau@...> wrote: This is working but is it possible to use wildcards for including any inner class in a package ?? like this : <convert converter="enum" match="mypackage.$"/> or do we have to configure a convert for each inner class ?? Lance Semmens-3 wrote: > > Ok, last try. > Enum must be static, use "$" instead of "." > > <allow> > <convert converter="enum" match="Event$EventType"/> > </allow> > > Should work. > > Andrew Dashin wrote: >> Lance пишет: >>> In your example, EventType is not static. Therefore for EventType to >>> exist, an Event must exist. >>> Try declaring your inner enum as static. >>> >>> public class Event { >>> public static enum EventType {TYPE1, TYPE2 }; >>> >>> >>> Andrew Dashin wrote: >>>> Lance пишет: >>>>> dwr.xml >>>>> >>>>> <allow> >>>>> <convert converter="enum" match="mypackage.EventType"/> >>>>> </allow> >>>>> >>>>> Cheers, >>>>> Lance. >>>>> >>>>> Andrew Dashin wrote: >>>>>> Hi guys. >>>>>> >>>>>> I have class >>>>>> >>>>>> public class Event { >>>>>> >>>>>> public enum EventType {TYPE1, TYPE2}; >>>>>> >>>>>> private EventType type; >>>>>> >>>>>> * public EventType getEventType() { >>>>>> return this*.type; >>>>>> } >>>>>> >>>>>> } >>>>>> >>>>>> I've defined this class as converter, and during work it fails with: >>>>>> No converter found for Event.EventType. >>>>>> So client recieves Event objects with type == null. >>>>>> >>>>>> Could you please advise me anything? >>>>>> >>>> This works only when EventType is in a separate file, but when it is >>>> an inner class of Event - it doesn't work. >>>> Even if I try >>>> <allow> >>>> <convert converter="enum" match="Event.EventType"/> >>>> </allow> >>>> >>>> So I've made it as a separate class. But anyway it is interesting if >>>> there is a way to make it work as an inner class. >>>> >> I've tried this a time ago - doesn't work. >> > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/DWR-and-Enum-tp11960744p25996923.html Sent from the DWR - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@... For additional commands, e-mail: users-help@...
	Re: DWR and Enum by nbourdeau :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Ok thank you. I'll try this. XMaNIaC wrote: Usually ** matches all classes but I have not been following the conversation Regards On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 7:38 PM, nbourdeau <nbourdeau@diffusion.cc> wrote: > > This is working but is it possible to use wildcards for including any inner > class in a package ?? > > like this : > > <convert converter="enum" match="mypackage.$"/> > > or do we have to configure a convert for each inner class ?? > > > Lance Semmens-3 wrote: > > > > Ok, last try. > > Enum must be static, use "$" instead of "." > > > > <allow> > > <convert converter="enum" match="Event$EventType"/> > > </allow> > > > > Should work. > > > > Andrew Dashin wrote: > >> Lance пишет: > >>> In your example, EventType is not static. Therefore for EventType to > >>> exist, an Event must exist. > >>> Try declaring your inner enum as static. > >>> > >>> public class Event { > >>> public static enum EventType {TYPE1, TYPE2 }; > >>> > >>> > >>> Andrew Dashin wrote: > >>>> Lance пишет: > >>>>> dwr.xml > >>>>> > >>>>> <allow> > >>>>> <convert converter="enum" match="mypackage.EventType"/> > >>>>> </allow> > >>>>> > >>>>> Cheers, > >>>>> Lance. > >>>>> > >>>>> Andrew Dashin wrote: > >>>>>> Hi guys. > >>>>>> > >>>>>> I have class > >>>>>> > >>>>>> public class Event { > >>>>>> > >>>>>> public enum EventType {TYPE1, TYPE2}; > >>>>>> > >>>>>> private EventType type; > >>>>>> > >>>>>> * public EventType getEventType() { > >>>>>> return this*.type; > >>>>>> } > >>>>>> > >>>>>> } > >>>>>> > >>>>>> I've defined this class as converter, and during work it fails with: > >>>>>> No converter found for Event.EventType. > >>>>>> So client recieves Event objects with type == null. > >>>>>> > >>>>>> Could you please advise me anything? > >>>>>> > >>>> This works only when EventType is in a separate file, but when it is > >>>> an inner class of Event - it doesn't work. > >>>> Even if I try > >>>> <allow> > >>>> <convert converter="enum" match="Event.EventType"/> > >>>> </allow> > >>>> > >>>> So I've made it as a separate class. But anyway it is interesting if > >>>> there is a way to make it work as an inner class. > >>>> > >> I've tried this a time ago - doesn't work. > >> > > > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/DWR-and-Enum-tp11960744p25996923.html > Sent from the DWR - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@dwr.dev.java.net > For additional commands, e-mail: users-help@dwr.dev.java.net > >
	Re: DWR and Enum by Lance Java :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message You can be forgiven for not following this... it's from many months ago... possibly a year. I'm not sure that wildcard matching maches inner classes (or inner enums)... I could be wrong. 2009/10/21 Jose Noheda <jose.noheda@...> Usually ** matches all classes but I have not been following the conversation Regards On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 7:38 PM, nbourdeau <nbourdeau@...> wrote: This is working but is it possible to use wildcards for including any inner class in a package ?? like this : <convert converter="enum" match="mypackage.$"/> or do we have to configure a convert for each inner class ?? Lance Semmens-3 wrote: > > Ok, last try. > Enum must be static, use "$" instead of "." > > <allow> > <convert converter="enum" match="Event$EventType"/> > </allow> > > Should work. > > Andrew Dashin wrote: >> Lance пишет: >>> In your example, EventType is not static. Therefore for EventType to >>> exist, an Event must exist. >>> Try declaring your inner enum as static. >>> >>> public class Event { >>> public static enum EventType {TYPE1, TYPE2 }; >>> >>> >>> Andrew Dashin wrote: >>>> Lance пишет: >>>>> dwr.xml >>>>> >>>>> <allow> >>>>> <convert converter="enum" match="mypackage.EventType"/> >>>>> </allow> >>>>> >>>>> Cheers, >>>>> Lance. >>>>> >>>>> Andrew Dashin wrote: >>>>>> Hi guys. >>>>>> >>>>>> I have class >>>>>> >>>>>> public class Event { >>>>>> >>>>>> public enum EventType {TYPE1, TYPE2}; >>>>>> >>>>>> private EventType type; >>>>>> >>>>>> * public EventType getEventType() { >>>>>> return this*.type; >>>>>> } >>>>>> >>>>>> } >>>>>> >>>>>> I've defined this class as converter, and during work it fails with: >>>>>> No converter found for Event.EventType. >>>>>> So client recieves Event objects with type == null. >>>>>> >>>>>> Could you please advise me anything? >>>>>> >>>> This works only when EventType is in a separate file, but when it is >>>> an inner class of Event - it doesn't work. >>>> Even if I try >>>> <allow> >>>> <convert converter="enum" match="Event.EventType"/> >>>> </allow> >>>> >>>> So I've made it as a separate class. But anyway it is interesting if >>>> there is a way to make it work as an inner class. >>>> >> I've tried this a time ago - doesn't work. >> > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/DWR-and-Enum-tp11960744p25996923.html Sent from the DWR - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@... For additional commands, e-mail: users-help@...