Uses of Class ma.glasnost.orika.property.PropertyResolver (Orika

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ma.glasnost.orika.property.PropertyResolver

Packages that use PropertyResolver
ma.glasnost.orika.metadata
ma.glasnost.orika.property

Uses of PropertyResolver in ma.glasnost.orika.metadata

Methods in ma.glasnost.orika.metadata with parameters of type PropertyResolver
`Property`	`Property.Builder.build(PropertyResolver propertyResolver)` Builds the property, using the specified proeprtyResolver to validate the property settings

Uses of PropertyResolver in ma.glasnost.orika.property

Subclasses of PropertyResolver in ma.glasnost.orika.property
`class`	`IntrospectorPropertyResolver` IntrospectionPropertyResolver leverages JavaBeans introspector to resolve properties for provided types.
`class`	`RegexPropertyResolver` RegexPropertyResolver uses regular expressions to find properties based on patterns configured for locating the read and write methods. The patterns provided should produce a match where group(1) returns the name of the property. Note that the name will automatically be un-capitalized, so you need not worry about defining your regular expression to handle this. Only no-argument getter methods returning a type are considered for a read method match, and only single-argument methods are considered for a write method match; the write method need not have a void return type. The type of the setter method must be a sub-type (or matching type) of the getter method's type; if the getter method is a strict sub-type, then the type of the setter method will define the type of the property.

Subclasses of PropertyResolver in ma.glasnost.orika.property

class IntrospectorPropertyResolver
IntrospectionPropertyResolver leverages JavaBeans introspector to resolve properties for provided types.

class RegexPropertyResolver
RegexPropertyResolver uses regular expressions to find properties based on patterns configured for locating the read and write methods.

The patterns provided should produce a match where group(1) returns the name of the property.
Note that the name will automatically be un-capitalized, so you need not worry about defining your regular expression to handle this.

Only no-argument getter methods returning a type are considered for a read method match, and only single-argument methods are considered for a write method match; the write method need not have a void return type.

The type of the setter method must be a sub-type (or matching type) of the getter method's type; if the getter method is a strict sub-type, then the type of the setter method will define the type of the property.