Examples of jodd.typeconverter.impl.CollectionConverter

jodd.typeconverter.impl.CollectionConverter
Collection converter.


    // collection
    if (ReflectUtil.isInterfaceImpl(destinationType, Collection.class)) {
      // component type is unknown because of Java's type-erasure
      CollectionConverter<T> collectionConverter =
          new CollectionConverter(this, destinationType, Object.class);


      return (T) collectionConverter.convert(value);
    }


    // fail
    throw new TypeConversionException("Conversion failed: " + destinationType.getName());
  }

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    if (componentType == null) {
      componentType = Object.class;
    }


    CollectionConverter collectionConverter = new CollectionConverter(destinationType, componentType);


    return collectionConverter.convert(value);
  }

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  @Test
  public void testCollectionsWithComponentType() {
    TypeConverterManagerBean tcm = TypeConverterManager.getDefaultTypeConverterManager();


    CollectionConverter cc = new CollectionConverter(tcm, List.class, String.class);
    List<String> list1 = (List<String>) cc.convert(arri(1, 2, 3));
    assertNotEquals(listo(1, 2, 3), list1);
    assertEquals(listo("1", "2", "3"), list1);


    list1 = (List<String>) cc.convert("1,2,3");
    assertEquals(listo("1","2","3"), list1);


    cc = new CollectionConverter(tcm, List.class, Integer.class);
    list1 = (List<String>) cc.convert("1,2,3");
    assertEquals(listo(1, 2, 3), list1);
  }

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    // collection
    if (ReflectUtil.isTypeOf(destinationType, Collection.class)) {
      // component type is unknown because of Java's type-erasure
      CollectionConverter<T> collectionConverter =
          new CollectionConverter(this, destinationType, Object.class);


      return (T) collectionConverter.convert(value);
    }


    // fail
    throw new TypeConversionException("Conversion failed: " + destinationType.getName());
  }

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    if (componentType == null) {
      componentType = Object.class;
    }


    CollectionConverter collectionConverter = new CollectionConverter(destinationType, componentType);


    return collectionConverter.convert(value);
  }

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