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001:        package org.josql.internal;
002:
003:        import java.util.List;
004:        import java.util.ArrayList;
005:        import java.util.TreeMap;
006:
007:        import java.lang.reflect.Method;
008:        import java.lang.reflect.Modifier;
009:        import java.lang.reflect.Field;
010:        import java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException;
011:
012:        import java.util.StringTokenizer;
013:
014:        import com.gentlyweb.utils.Getter;
015:
016:        /**
017:         * This class is used to perform access into a Java object using a 
018:         * String value with a specific notation.
019:         * <p>
020:         * The Accessor uses a dot notation such as <b>field1.method1.method2</b> to
021:         * perform the access on an object.  Each value in the notation refers to
022:         * a field or method (a no argument method) of the type of the previous
023:         * value.
024:         * For instance if you have the following class structure:
025:         * </p>
026:         * <pre>
027:         * public class A 
028:         * {
029:         *    public B = new B ();
030:         * }
031:         * 
032:         * public class B
033:         * {
034:         *    public C = new C ();
035:         * }
036:         * 
037:         * public class C
038:         * {
039:         *    String d = "";
040:         * }
041:         * </pre>
042:         * <p>
043:         * You would then use the notation: <b>B.C.d</b> to get access to 
044:         * field <b>d</b> in Class C.
045:         * <br /><br />
046:         * The Accessor also supports a <b>[ ]</b> notation for accessing
047:         * into Lists/Maps and Arrays.  If the value between the <b>[ ]</b>
048:         * is an integer then we look for the associated type to be either
049:         * an array or a List, we then index into it with the integer.  If
050:         * the value is <b>NOT</b> an integer then we use assume the
051:         * type is a Map and use it as a key into the Map.
052:         * <br /><br />
053:         * For instance changing the example above:
054:         * </p>
055:         * <pre>
056:         * public class A 
057:         * {
058:         *    public List vals = new ArrayList ();
059:         * }
060:         * </pre>
061:         * <p>	Method[] methods = c.getMethods ();
062:
063:         for (int i = 0; i < methods.length; i++)
064:         {
065:
066:         if ((methods[i].getName ().equals (getMethod.toString ()))
067:         &&
068:         (methods[i].getParameterTypes ().length == 0)
069:         )
070:         {
071:
072:         // This is the one...
073:         return methods[i];
074:
075:         }
076:
077:         }
078:
079:         return null;
080:
081:         * Now we could use: <b>vals[X]</b> where <b>X</b> is a positive integer.
082:         * Or changing again:
083:         * </p>
084:         * <pre>
085:         * public class A 
086:         * {
087:         *    public Map vals = new HashMap ();
088:         * }
089:         * </pre>
090:         * <p>
091:         * We could use: <b>vals[VALUE]</b> where <b>VALUE</b> would then be
092:         * used as a Key into the vals HashMap.
093:         * <br /><br />
094:         * Note: The Accessor is <b>NOT</b> designed to be an all purpose
095:         * method of gaining access to a class.  It has specific uses and for
096:         * most will be of no use at all.  It should be used for general purpose
097:         * applications where you want to access specific fields of an object
098:         * without having to know the exact type.  One such application is in
099:         * the <code>GeneralComparator</code>, in that case arbitrary Objects can 
100:         * be sorted without having to write complex Comparators or implementing
101:         * the Comparable interface AND it gives the flexibility that sorting
102:         * can be changed ad-hoc.
103:         * <br /><br />
104:         * The Accessor looks for in the following order:
105:         * <ul>
106:         *   <li>Public fields with the specified name.</li>
107:         *   <li>If no field is found then the name is converted to a "JavaBeans" 
108:         *       <b>get</b> method, so a field name of <b>value</b> would be converted
109:         *       to <b>getValue</b> and that method is looked for.  The method must take
110:         *       no arguments.</li>
111:         *   <li>If we don't find the <b>get*</b> method then we look for a method with 
112:         *       the specified name.  So a field name of <b>value</b> would mean that
113:         *       a method (that again takes no arguments) is looked for.</li>
114:         * </ul>
115:         * <p>
116:         * Note: we have had to add the 3rd type to allow for methods that don't follow
117:         * JavaBeans conventions (there are loads in the standard Java APIs which makes 
118:         * accessing impossible otherwise).
119:         */
120:        public class Setter {
121:
122:            private Getter getter = null;
123:            private Object setter = null;
124:            private Class clazz = null;
125:
126:            /**
127:             * @param ref The reference for the setter.
128:             * @param clazz The Class to get the field from.
129:             */
130:            public Setter(String ref, Class clazz, Class[] parmTypes)
131:                    throws IllegalArgumentException, NoSuchMethodException {
132:
133:                this .clazz = clazz;
134:
135:                StringTokenizer t = new StringTokenizer(ref, ".");
136:
137:                StringBuffer getRef = new StringBuffer();
138:
139:                if (t.countTokens() > 1) {
140:
141:                    // Get everything up to the last part.
142:                    while (t.hasMoreTokens()) {
143:
144:                        getRef.append(t.nextToken());
145:
146:                        if (t.countTokens() > 1) {
147:
148:                            getRef.append('.');
149:
150:                        }
151:
152:                        if (t.countTokens() == 1) {
153:
154:                            // Now get the Getter.
155:                            this .getter = new Getter(getRef.toString(), clazz);
156:
157:                            // Get the return type from the getter.
158:                            clazz = this .getter.getType();
159:
160:                            break;
161:
162:                        }
163:
164:                    }
165:
166:                }
167:
168:                // Now for the final part this is the setter.
169:                String set = t.nextToken();
170:
171:                // Get the Fields.
172:                Field[] fields = clazz.getFields();
173:
174:                Field f = null;
175:
176:                // See if the token matches...
177:                for (int i = 0; i < fields.length; i++) {
178:
179:                    if (fields[i].getName().equals(set)) {
180:
181:                        // Found it...
182:                        f = fields[i];
183:
184:                        this .setter = f;
185:
186:                        return;
187:
188:                    }
189:
190:                }
191:
192:                // If we are here then it's not a public field.
193:
194:                // Now convert it to a method name and use the
195:                // JavaBeans convention...
196:
197:                // Now get the method...
198:                StringBuffer name = new StringBuffer(set);
199:
200:                name.setCharAt(0, Character.toUpperCase(name.charAt(0)));
201:
202:                name.insert(0, "set");
203:
204:                String nName = name.toString();
205:
206:                List meths = new ArrayList();
207:
208:                Utilities.getMethods(clazz, nName, Modifier.PUBLIC, meths);
209:
210:                TreeMap sm = new TreeMap();
211:
212:                // Now compare the parm types.
213:                for (int i = 0; i < meths.size(); i++) {
214:
215:                    Method m = (Method) meths.get(i);
216:
217:                    Class[] mpts = m.getParameterTypes();
218:
219:                    int score = Utilities.matchMethodArgs(mpts, parmTypes);
220:
221:                    if (score > 0) {
222:
223:                        sm.put(Integer.valueOf(score), m);
224:
225:                    }
226:
227:                }
228:
229:                // Get the last key
230:                if (sm.size() > 0) {
231:
232:                    this .setter = (Method) sm.get(sm.lastKey());
233:
234:                }
235:
236:                if (this .setter == null) {
237:
238:                    meths = new ArrayList();
239:
240:                    Utilities.getMethods(clazz, set, Modifier.PUBLIC, meths);
241:
242:                    sm = new TreeMap();
243:
244:                    // Now compare the parm types.
245:                    for (int i = 0; i < meths.size(); i++) {
246:
247:                        Method m = (Method) meths.get(i);
248:
249:                        Class[] mpts = m.getParameterTypes();
250:
251:                        int score = Utilities.matchMethodArgs(mpts, parmTypes);
252:
253:                        if (score > 0) {
254:
255:                            sm.put(Integer.valueOf(score), m);
256:
257:                        }
258:
259:                    }
260:
261:                    // Get the last key
262:                    if (sm.size() > 0) {
263:
264:                        this .setter = (Method) sm.get(sm.lastKey());
265:
266:                    }
267:
268:                }
269:
270:                if (this .setter == null) {
271:
272:                    throw new IllegalArgumentException(
273:                            "Unable to find required method: " + nName
274:                                    + " or: " + set + " in class: "
275:                                    + clazz.getName() + " taking parms: "
276:                                    + parmTypes);
277:
278:                }
279:
280:            }
281:
282:            public Class getBaseClass() {
283:
284:                return this .clazz;
285:
286:            }
287:
288:            public void setValue(Object target, Object value)
289:                    throws IllegalAccessException, InvocationTargetException,
290:                    IllegalArgumentException {
291:
292:                Object[] vals = { value };
293:
294:                this .setValue(target, vals);
295:
296:            }
297:
298:            public void setValue(Object target, Object[] values)
299:                    throws IllegalAccessException, InvocationTargetException,
300:                    IllegalArgumentException {
301:
302:                // Get the object to set on from the getter.
303:                if (this .getter != null) {
304:
305:                    target = this .getter.getValue(target);
306:
307:                }
308:
309:                // Now call our accessor on the obj and set the value.
310:                if (this .setter instanceof  Field) {
311:
312:                    Field f = (Field) this .setter;
313:
314:                    f.set(target, values[0]);
315:
316:                    return;
317:
318:                }
319:
320:                if (this .setter instanceof  Method) {
321:
322:                    Method m = (Method) this .setter;
323:
324:                    m.invoke(target, Utilities.convertArgs(values, m
325:                            .getParameterTypes()));
326:
327:                }
328:
329:            }
330:
331:            /**
332:             * Get the class of the type of object we expect in the {@link #setValue(Object,Object)}
333:             * method.
334:             *
335:             * @return The class.
336:             */
337:            public Class getType() {
338:
339:                // See what type the accessor is...
340:                if (this .setter instanceof  Method) {
341:
342:                    Method m = (Method) this .setter;
343:
344:                    Class[] parms = m.getParameterTypes();
345:
346:                    return parms[0];
347:
348:                }
349:
350:                if (this .setter instanceof  Field) {
351:
352:                    // It's a field...so...
353:                    Field f = (Field) this.setter;
354:
355:                    return f.getType();
356:
357:                }
358:
359:                return null;
360:
361:            }
362:
363:        }
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