Examples of DynaBean

org.apache.commons.beanutils.DynaBean

A DynaBean is a Java object that supports properties whose names and data types, as well as values, may be dynamically modified. To the maximum degree feasible, other components of the BeanUtils package will recognize such beans and treat them as standard JavaBeans for the purpose of retrieving and setting property values.
@author Craig McClanahan @author Paulo Gaspar @version $Revision: 555824 $ $Date: 2007-07-13 01:27:15 +0100 (Fri, 13 Jul 2007) $

Examples of org.apache.commons.beanutils.DynaBean

                "nestedBean",
                new NestedTestBean("newName"));
            return true;
        }
        else if (name.equals("beans")) {
            DynaBean bean = (DynaBean) parent;
            Object beans[] = (Object[]) bean.get("beans");
            if (beans == null || index >= beans.length) {
                beans = new NestedTestBean[index + 1];
                bean.set("beans", beans);
            }
            beans[index] = new NestedTestBean("newName");
            return true;
        }
        else if (name.equals("integers")) {
            DynaBean bean = (DynaBean) parent;
            bean.set("integers", index, new Integer(0));
            return true;
        }
        return false;
    }

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        sforceMapping.put("Description", "the description");
        // Account number is set for easier test data cleanup
        sforceMapping.put("AccountNumber", ACCOUNT_NUMBER_PREFIX + System.currentTimeMillis());


        // now convert to a dynabean array for the client
        DynaBean sforceObj = dynaClass.newInstance();


        // This does an automatic conversion of types.
        BeanUtils.copyProperties(sforceObj, sforceMapping);


        List<DynaBean> beanList = new ArrayList<DynaBean>();

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        sforceMapping.put("Description", "the new description");
        // Account number is set for easier test data cleanup
        sforceMapping.put("AccountNumber", ACCOUNT_NUMBER_PREFIX + System.currentTimeMillis());


        // now convert to a dynabean array for the client
        DynaBean sforceObj = dynaClass.newInstance();


        // This does an automatic conversion of types.
        BeanUtils.copyProperties(sforceObj, sforceMapping);


        List<DynaBean> beanList = new ArrayList<DynaBean>();

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        sforceMapping.put("Description", "the new description");
        // Account number is set for easier test data cleanup
        sforceMapping.put("AccountNumber", ACCOUNT_NUMBER_PREFIX + System.currentTimeMillis());


        // now convert to a dynabean array for the client
        DynaBean sforceObj = dynaClass.newInstance();
        // This does an automatic conversion of types.
        BeanUtils.copyProperties(sforceObj, sforceMapping);


        List<DynaBean> beanList = new ArrayList<DynaBean>();
        beanList.add(sforceObj);

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Examples of org.apache.commons.beanutils.DynaBean

    private void doUpsert(String entity, Map<String, Object> sforceMapping) throws Exception {
        // now convert to a dynabean array for the client
        // setup our dynabeans
        BasicDynaClass dynaClass = setupDynaClass(entity);


        DynaBean sforceObj = dynaClass.newInstance();


        // This does an automatic conversion of types.
        BeanUtils.copyProperties(sforceObj, sforceMapping);


        List<DynaBean> beanList = new ArrayList<DynaBean>();

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Examples of org.apache.commons.beanutils.DynaBean

            // forget to set the foreign key external id value
            sforceMapping.put(ObjectField.formatAsString("Parent", extIdField), "bogus");
        }


        // now convert to a dynabean array for the client
        DynaBean sforceObj = dynaClass.newInstance();


        // This does an automatic conversion of types.
        BeanUtils.copyProperties(sforceObj, sforceMapping);


        List<DynaBean> beanList = new ArrayList<DynaBean>();

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Examples of org.apache.commons.beanutils.DynaBean

        sforceMapping.put("Description", "the description");
        // Account number is set for easier test data cleanup
        sforceMapping.put("AccountNumber", ACCOUNT_NUMBER_PREFIX + System.currentTimeMillis());


        // now convert to a dynabean array for the client
        DynaBean sforceObj = dynaClass.newInstance();


        // This does an automatic conversion of types.
        BeanUtils.copyProperties(sforceObj, sforceMapping);


        List<DynaBean> beanList = new ArrayList<DynaBean>();

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        sforceMapping.put("description", "the description");
        // Account number is set for easier test data cleanup
        sforceMapping.put("AccountNumber", ACCOUNT_NUMBER_PREFIX + System.currentTimeMillis());


        // now convert to a dynabean array for the client
        DynaBean sforceObj = dynaClass.newInstance();


        // This does an automatic conversion of types.
        BeanUtils.copyProperties(sforceObj, sforceMapping);


        List<DynaBean> beanList = new ArrayList<DynaBean>();

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Examples of org.apache.commons.beanutils.DynaBean

     * @throws ConnectionException
     */
    public DeleteResult[] loadDeletes(List<DynaBean> dynaBeans) throws ConnectionException {




        DynaBean dynaBean;
        String[] dels = new String[dynaBeans.size()];
        for (int i = 0; i < dynaBeans.size(); i++) {
            dynaBean = dynaBeans.get(i);
            String id = (String)dynaBean.get("Id"); //$NON-NLS-1$
            if (id == null) {
                id = "";
            }
            dels[i] = id;
        }

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Examples of org.apache.commons.beanutils.DynaBean

            AsyncApiException {
        int recordsInBatch = 0;
        final List<String> userColumns = getController().getDao().getColumnNames();
        List<String> headerColumns = null;
        for (int i = 0; i < rows.size(); i++) {
            final DynaBean row = rows.get(i);


            if (recordsInBatch == 0) {
                headerColumns = addHeader(out, os, row, userColumns);
            }
            writeRow(row, out, os, recordsInBatch, headerColumns);

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