public class JodaBeanSimpleJsonWriter extends Object
This class contains mutable state and cannot be used from multiple threads. A new instance must be created for each message.
The JSON format used here is natural, with no meta-data. As such, it may not be possible to write some objects or read the JSON data back in.
Beans are output using JSON objects where the key is the property name.
Most simple types, defined by Joda-Convert, are output as JSON strings.
Null values are generally omitted, but where included are sent as 'null'.
Boolean values are sent as 'true' and 'false'.
Numeric values are sent as JSON numbers.
Maps must have a key that can be converted to a string by Joda-Convert.
The property type needs to be known when writing/reading - properties, or
list/map entries, that are defined as Object are unlikely to work well.
Collections are output using JSON arrays. Maps as JSON objects. Multisets are output as a map of value to count.
| Constructor and Description |
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JodaBeanSimpleJsonWriter(JodaBeanSer settings)
Creates an instance.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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String |
write(Bean bean)
Writes the bean to a string.
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void |
write(Bean bean,
Appendable output)
Writes the bean to the
Appendable. |
public JodaBeanSimpleJsonWriter(JodaBeanSer settings)
settings - the settings to use, not nullpublic String write(Bean bean)
bean - the bean to output, not nullpublic void write(Bean bean, Appendable output) throws IOException
Appendable.
The type of the bean will be set in the message.
bean - the bean to output, not nulloutput - the output appendable, not nullIOException - if an error occursCopyright © 2007–2017 Joda.org. All rights reserved.