Examples of instanceComplete()


Examples of flex.messaging.io.PropertyProxy.instanceComplete()

            // This lets the BeanProxy substitute a new instance into the BeanProxy
            // at the end of the serialization.  You might for example create a Map, store up
            // the properties, then construct the instance based on that.  Note that this does
            // not support recursive references to the parent object however.
            Object newObj = proxy.instanceComplete(object);

            // TODO: It is possible we gave out references to the
            // temporary object.  it would be possible to warn users about
            // that problem by tracking if we read any references to this object
            // in the readObject call above.
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Examples of flex.messaging.io.PropertyProxy.instanceComplete()

        // This lets the BeanProxy substitute a new instance into the BeanProxy
        // at the end of the serialization.  You might for example create a Map, store up
        // the properties, then construct the instance based on that.  Note that this does
        // not support recursive references to the parent object however.
        Object newObj = proxy.instanceComplete(object);

        // TODO: It is possible we gave out references to the
        // temporary object.  it would be possible to warn users about
        // that problem by tracking if we read any references to this object
        // in the readObject call above.
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Examples of flex.messaging.io.PropertyProxy.instanceComplete()

        if (!objectStack.empty())
        {
            Object obj = objectStack.pop();
            PropertyProxy proxy = (PropertyProxy) proxyStack.pop();

            Object newObj = proxy == null ? obj : proxy.instanceComplete(obj);
            if (newObj != obj)
            {
                int i;
                // Find the index in the list of the old objct and replace it with
                // the new one.
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Examples of flex.messaging.io.PropertyProxy.instanceComplete()

            // This lets the BeanProxy substitute a new instance into the BeanProxy
            // at the end of the serialization.  You might for example create a Map, store up
            // the properties, then construct the instance based on that.  Note that this does
            // not support recursive references to the parent object however.
            Object newObj = proxy.instanceComplete(object);

            // TODO: It is possible we gave out references to the
            // temporary object.  it would be possible to warn users about
            // that problem by tracking if we read any references to this object
            // in the readObject call above.
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Examples of flex.messaging.io.PropertyProxy.instanceComplete()

        // This lets the BeanProxy substitute a new instance into the BeanProxy
        // at the end of the serialization.  You might for example create a Map, store up
        // the properties, then construct the instance based on that.  Note that this does
        // not support recursive references to the parent object however.
        Object newObj = proxy.instanceComplete(object);

        // TODO: It is possible we gave out references to the
        // temporary object.  it would be possible to warn users about
        // that problem by tracking if we read any references to this object
        // in the readObject call above.
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Examples of flex.messaging.io.PropertyProxy.instanceComplete()

        if (!objectStack.empty())
        {
            Object obj = objectStack.pop();
            PropertyProxy proxy = (PropertyProxy) proxyStack.pop();

            Object newObj = proxy == null ? obj : proxy.instanceComplete(obj);
            if (newObj != obj)
            {
                int i;
                // Find the index in the list of the old objct and replace it with
                // the new one.
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