Examples of BeanDictionary

org.apache.pivot.beans.BeanDictionary
Exposes Java bean properties of an object via the {@link Dictionary}interface. A call to {@link Dictionary#get(Object)} invokes the getter forthe corresponding property, and a call to {@link Dictionary#put(Object,Object)} invokes the property's setter.
Properties may provide multiple setters; the appropriate setter to invoke is determined by the type of the value being set. If the value is null, the return type of the getter method is used.
pivot.beans.BeanDictionary
Exposes Java bean properties of an object via the {@link Dictionary}interface. A call to {@link Dictionary#get(Object)} invokes the getter forthe corresponding property, and a call to {@link Dictionary#put(Object,Object)} invokes the property's setter.
Properties may provide multiple setters; the appropriate setter to invoke is determined by the type of the value being set. If the value is null, the return type of the getter method is used. @author gbrown

Examples of pivot.beans.BeanDictionary

            if (columnName != null) {
                Dictionary<String, Object> rowData;
                if (value instanceof Dictionary<?, ?>) {
                    rowData = (Dictionary<String, Object>)value;
                } else {
                    rowData = new BeanDictionary(value);
                }


                Object cellData = rowData.get(columnName);


                if (cellData instanceof Number) {

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