Partial Enum support?

[IRedfield]

Hi
I use json-lib-1.0-jdk15 and class with enum property:
class MyBean{
  private JEnum jEnum;
...
}

enum JEnum{
  VAL_1, VAL_2
}

When I call
  JSONObject.fromBean(new MyBean()).toString();
I get {"JEnum":"VAL_1"} string, thats seems to be ok.

But, when I try to convert this string back to MyBean calling next line
  JSONObject.toBean(JSONObject.fromString("{\"JEnum\":\"VAL_1\"}"), MyBean);
I get java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Cannot invoke MyBean.setJEnum - argument type mismatch
There is any solution for this problem?
Thanks

[aalmiray]

IRedfield,

It does work but the configuration is not as you would expect, try the following

      JSONUtils.getMorpherRegistry()
            .registerMorpher( new EnumMorpher( JsonEnum.class ) );
      JSONObject json = new JSONObject();
      json.put( "jsonEnum", "OBJECT" );
      EnumBean bean = (EnumBean) JSONObject.toBean( json, EnumBean.class );
      assertNotNull( bean );
      assertEquals( bean.getJsonEnum(), JsonEnum.OBJECT )

You have to register an EnumMorpher that wraps the target Enum, don't worry
you can wrap and register as many target Enums as needed.
I see now that this is not intuitive and I think an explanation is missing on
the page. Also this may change in a future major release, as the type handling
mechanism is being reworked form scratch to support custom serialization.

Hope this helps you.

-- Andres