Examples of org.apache.sqoop.json.ValidationBean

org.apache.sqoop.json.ValidationBean
Bean for sending validations across network. This bean will move two validation objects at one time - one for connector and second for framework part of validated entity. Optionally validation bean can also transfer created persistent id in case that new entity was created.

    JSONObject connectionJson = connectionBean.extract(false);


    String response = super.post(serverUrl + RESOURCE,
                                 connectionJson.toJSONString());


    ValidationBean validationBean = new ValidationBean();
    validationBean.restore((JSONObject) JSONValue.parse(response));


    return validationBean;
  }

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    String response = super.put(serverUrl + RESOURCE
                                  + connection.getPersistenceId(),
                                connectionJson.toJSONString());


    ValidationBean validationBean = new ValidationBean();
    validationBean.restore((JSONObject) JSONValue.parse(response));


    return validationBean;
  }

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