List of fromDomain() Examples

Examples of fromDomain()

com.basho.riak.client.api.convert.Converter.fromDomain()
Convert from a domain object to a RiakObject.
The domain object itself may be completely annotated with everything required to produce a RiakObject except for the value portion. This will prefer annotated items over the {@code Location} passed in.
@param domainObject a domain object to be stored in Riak. @param namespace the namespace in Riak @param key the key for the object @return data to be stored in Riak.
com.basho.riak.client.api.convert.StringConverter.fromDomain()

Examples of com.basho.riak.client.api.convert.Converter.fromDomain()

        else
        {
            converter = ConverterFactory.getInstance().getConverter(typeReference);
        }
        
        final OrmExtracted orm = converter.fromDomain(value, namespace, key);
        
        // If there's no vector clock in the object, use one possibly given via
        // the builder.
        if (orm.getRiakObject().getVClock() == null)
        {

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Examples of com.basho.riak.client.api.convert.Converter.fromDomain()

        else
        {
            converter = ConverterFactory.getInstance().getConverter(typeReference);
        }
        
        final OrmExtracted orm = converter.fromDomain(value, namespace, key);
        
        // If there's no vector clock in the object, use one possibly given via
        // the builder.
        if (orm.getRiakObject().getVClock() == null)
        {

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Examples of com.basho.riak.client.api.convert.StringConverter.fromDomain()

        String foo = "some value";
        Namespace ns = new Namespace(Namespace.DEFAULT_BUCKET_TYPE, "bucket");
        StringConverter converter = new StringConverter();
        
        
        Converter.OrmExtracted orm = converter.fromDomain(foo, ns, BinaryValue.create("key"));
        
        assertNotNull(orm.getRiakObject());
        RiakObject obj = orm.getRiakObject();
        assertEquals(foo, obj.getValue().toString());
        assertEquals("text/plain", obj.getContentType());

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