Package org.apache.tapestry.ioc.services

Examples of org.apache.tapestry.ioc.services.PropertyAccess

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        Class transformed = _classPool.toClass(targetObjectCtClass, _loader);

        Object target = ct.createInstantiator(transformed).newInstance(resources);

        PropertyAccess access = new PropertyAccessImpl();

        try
        {
            access.set(target, "value", "anything");
            unreachable();
        }
        catch (RuntimeException ex)
        {
            // The PropertyAccess layer adds a wrapper exception around the real one.
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        Class transformed = _classPool.toClass(targetObjectCtClass, _loader);

        Object target = ct.createInstantiator(transformed).newInstance(resources);

        PropertyAccess access = new PropertyAccessImpl();

        assertEquals(access.get(target, "value"), "from constructor");

        verify();
    }
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        Class transformed = _classPool.toClass(targetObjectCtClass, _loader);

        Object target = ct.createInstantiator(transformed).newInstance(resources);

        PropertyAccess access = new PropertyAccessImpl();

        assertEquals(access.get(target, "value"), "Tapestry");

        try
        {
            access.set(target, "value", "anything");
            unreachable();
        }
        catch (RuntimeException ex)
        {
            // The PropertyAccess layer adds a wrapper exception around the real one.
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        Object target = ct.createInstantiator(transformed).newInstance(resources);

        // target is no longer assignable to FieldAccessBean; its a new class from a new class
        // loader. So we use reflective access, which doesn't care about such things.

        PropertyAccess access = new PropertyAccessImpl();

        checkReplacedFieldAccess(access, target, "foo");
        checkReplacedFieldAccess(access, target, "bar");

        verify();
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        Class transformed = _classPool.toClass(targetObjectCtClass, _loader);

        Object target = ct.createInstantiator(transformed).newInstance(resources);

        PropertyAccess access = new PropertyAccessImpl();

        assertEquals(access.get(target, "value"), "from constructor");

        verify();
    }
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        Class transformed = _classPool.toClass(targetObjectCtClass, _loader);

        Object target = ct.createInstantiator(transformed).newInstance(resources);

        PropertyAccess access = new PropertyAccessImpl();

        assertEquals(access.get(target, "value"), "Tapestry");

        try
        {
            access.set(target, "value", "anything");
            unreachable();
        }
        catch (RuntimeException ex)
        {
            // The PropertyAccess layer adds a wrapper exception around the real one.
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        Object target = ct.createInstantiator(transformed).newInstance(resources);

        // target is no longer assignable to FieldAccessBean; its a new class from a new class
        // loader. So we use reflective access, which doesn't care about such things.

        PropertyAccess access = new PropertyAccessImpl();

        checkReplacedFieldAccess(access, target, "foo");
        checkReplacedFieldAccess(access, target, "bar");

        verify();
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        Class transformed = _classPool.toClass(targetObjectCtClass, _loader);

        Object target = ct.createInstantiator(transformed).newInstance(resources);

        PropertyAccess access = new PropertyAccessImpl();

        try
        {
            access.set(target, "value", "anything");
            unreachable();
        }
        catch (RuntimeException ex)
        {
            // The PropertyAccess layer adds a wrapper exception around the real one.
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        String id = "mycomponentid";

        ComponentResources resources = mockComponentResources();
        Component container = mockComponent();
        PropertyAccess access = newPropertyAccess();
        ClassPropertyAdapter classPropertyAdapter = newClassPropertyAdapter();
        BindingSource bindingSource = mockBindingSource();

        train_getId(resources, id);
        train_getContainer(resources, container);
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        String id = "mycomponentid";

        ComponentResources resources = mockComponentResources();
        Component container = mockComponent();
        PropertyAccess access = newPropertyAccess();
        ClassPropertyAdapter classPropertyAdapter = newClassPropertyAdapter();
        PropertyAdapter propertyAdapter = newPropertyAdapter();
        BindingSource bindingSource = mockBindingSource();
        Binding binding = mockBinding();
        ComponentResources containerResources = mockComponentResources();
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