Examples of org.apache.bsf.util.type.TypeConvertor

org.apache.bsf.util.type.TypeConvertor
A TypeConvertor is used to convert an object of one type to one of another type. The convertor is invoked with the class of the from object, the desired class, and the from object itself. The convertor must return a new object of the desired class. @author Sanjiva Weerawarana @see TypeConvertorRegistry

    Object fieldVal = null;
    boolean okeydokey = true;
    if (fieldType.isAssignableFrom (value.type)) {
    fieldVal = value.value;
    } else if (tcr != null) {
    TypeConvertor cvtor = tcr.lookup (value.type, fieldType);
    if (cvtor != null) {
      fieldVal = cvtor.convert (value.type, fieldType, value.value);
    } else {
      okeydokey = false;
    }
    } else {
    okeydokey = false;

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  Object propVal = null;
  boolean okeydokey = true;
  if (propType.isAssignableFrom (valueType)) {
    propVal = value;
  } else if (tcr != null) {
    TypeConvertor cvtor = tcr.lookup (valueType, propType);
    if (cvtor != null) {
    propVal = cvtor.convert (valueType, propType, value);
    } else {
    okeydokey = false;
    }
  } else {
    okeydokey = false;

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