Examples of org.directwebremoting.spring.ConverterConfig

org.directwebremoting.spring.ConverterConfig
The configuration for a Converter. It allows the specification of the following optional configuration parameters:
- includes - the list of method names to include
- excludes - the list of method names to exclude
- force - if true instructs DWR to use reflection modifiers to access private members of objects
@author Brendan Grainger @author Joe Walker [joe at getahead dot ltd dot uk]

        if ("preconfigured".equals(type))
        {
            type += ":" + element.getAttribute("ref");
        }


        ConverterConfig converterConfig = new ConverterConfig();
        converterConfig.setType(type);
        converterConfig.setJavascriptClassName(element.getAttribute("javascript"));


        String forceAsString = element.getAttribute("force");
        if (forceAsString != null)
        {
            boolean force = Boolean.parseBoolean(forceAsString);
            converterConfig.setForce(force);
        }


        parseConverterSettings(converterConfig, element);
        lookupConverters(registry).put(element.getAttribute("class"), converterConfig);

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        auth.get(method).add(child.getAttribute("role"));
    }


    private void processConvert(BeanDefinitionRegistry registry, Element element)
    {
        ConverterConfig converterConfig = new ConverterConfig();
        converterConfig.setType(element.getAttribute("type"));
        parseConverterSettings(converterConfig, element);
        lookupConverters(registry).put(element.getAttribute("class"), converterConfig);
    }

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