Package flex.messaging.io

Examples of flex.messaging.io.ArrayCollection


    {
        out.write(kObjectType);

        if (!byReference(col))
        {
            ArrayCollection ac;

            if (col instanceof ArrayCollection)
            {
                ac = (ArrayCollection)col;
                // TODO: QUESTION: Pete, ignoring the descriptor here... not sure if
                // we should modify the user's AC as that could cause corruption?
            }
            else
            {
                // Wrap any Collection in an ArrayCollection
                ac = new ArrayCollection(col);
                if (desc != null)
                    ac.setDescriptor(desc);
            }

            // Then wrap ArrayCollection in PropertyProxy for bean-like serialization
            PropertyProxy proxy = PropertyProxyRegistry.getProxy(ac);
            writePropertyProxy(proxy, ac);
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     */
    protected void writeArrayCollection(Collection col, SerializationDescriptor desc) throws IOException
    {
        if (!serializeAsReference(col))
        {
            ArrayCollection ac;

            if (col instanceof ArrayCollection)
            {
                ac = (ArrayCollection)col;
                // TODO: QUESTION: Pete ignoring the descriptor here... not sure if
                // we should modify the user's AC as that could cause corruption?
            }
            else
            {
                // Wrap any Collection in an ArrayCollection
                ac = new ArrayCollection(col);
                if (desc != null)
                    ac.setDescriptor(desc);
            }

            // Then wrap ArrayCollection in PropertyProxy for bean-like serialization
            PropertyProxy proxy = PropertyProxyRegistry.getProxy(ac);
            writePropertyProxy(proxy, ac);
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     */
    protected void writeArrayCollection(Collection col, SerializationDescriptor desc) throws IOException
    {
        if (!byReference(col))
        {
            ArrayCollection ac;

            if (col instanceof ArrayCollection)
            {
                ac = (ArrayCollection)col;
                // TODO: QUESTION: Pete, ignoring the descriptor here... not sure if
                // we should modify the user's AC as that could cause corruption?
            }
            else
            {
                // Wrap any Collection in an ArrayCollection
                ac = new ArrayCollection(col);
                if (desc != null)
                    ac.setDescriptor(desc);
            }

            // Then wrap ArrayCollection in PropertyProxy for bean-like serialization
            PropertyProxy proxy = PropertyProxyRegistry.getProxy(ac);
            writePropertyProxy(proxy, ac);
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     */
    protected void writeArrayCollection(Collection col, SerializationDescriptor desc) throws IOException
    {
        if (!serializeAsReference(col))
        {
            ArrayCollection ac;
           
            if (col instanceof ArrayCollection)
            {
                ac = (ArrayCollection)col;
                // TODO: QUESTION: Pete ignoring the descriptor here... not sure if
                // we should modify the user's AC as that could cause corruption?
            }
            else
            {
                // Wrap any Collection in an ArrayCollection
                ac = new ArrayCollection(col);
                if (desc != null)
                    ac.setDescriptor(desc);
            }

            // Then wrap ArrayCollection in PropertyProxy for bean-like serialization
            PropertyProxy proxy = PropertyProxyRegistry.getProxy(ac);
            writePropertyProxy(proxy, ac);
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    {
        out.write(kObjectType);

        if (!byReference(col))
        {
            ArrayCollection ac;
           
            if (col instanceof ArrayCollection)
            {
                ac = (ArrayCollection)col;
                // TODO: QUESTION: Pete, ignoring the descriptor here... not sure if
                // we should modify the user's AC as that could cause corruption?
            }
            else
            {
                // Wrap any Collection in an ArrayCollection
                ac = new ArrayCollection(col);
                if (desc != null)
                    ac.setDescriptor(desc);
            }

            // Then wrap ArrayCollection in PropertyProxy for bean-like serialization
            PropertyProxy proxy = PropertyProxyRegistry.getProxy(ac);
            writePropertyProxy(proxy, ac);
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     */
    protected void writeArrayCollection(Collection col, SerializationDescriptor desc) throws IOException
    {
        if (!byReference(col))
        {
            ArrayCollection ac;
           
            if (col instanceof ArrayCollection)
            {
                ac = (ArrayCollection)col;
                // TODO: QUESTION: Pete, ignoring the descriptor here... not sure if
                // we should modify the user's AC as that could cause corruption?
            }
            else
            {
                // Wrap any Collection in an ArrayCollection
                ac = new ArrayCollection(col);
                if (desc != null)
                    ac.setDescriptor(desc);
            }

            // Then wrap ArrayCollection in PropertyProxy for bean-like serialization
            PropertyProxy proxy = PropertyProxyRegistry.getProxy(ac);
            writePropertyProxy(proxy, ac);
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   */
  protected void writeArrayCollection(Collection<Object> col) throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException {
    write(AMF3_OBJECT_TYPE);

    if (!byReference(col)) {
      ArrayCollection ac;

      if (col instanceof ArrayCollection) {
        ac = (ArrayCollection) col;
      } else {
        // Wrap any Collection in an ArrayCollection
        ac = new ArrayCollection(col);
      }

      MessagingProxy<ArrayCollection> proxy = getProxy(ac);
      writeProxy(proxy);
    }
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