Re: [json-lib-user] Hibernate Beans

[Andres A. <aal...@ya...>]

Hi Horst,

It may be, but depends on what you want to accomplish. If that property should not be serialized
then you can exclude it by using the property exclusion mechanism or registering a property Filter.
Filters can be registered from Java to Json and from Json to Java in a separate way for your
convenience.

The Json[Bean|Value]ProcessorMatchers give you more control over which processor will be triggered
based on class/subclass types or any other match strategy your app requires.
 
Cheers,
Andres


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----- Original Message ----
From: Horst Gutmann <ze...@ze...>
To: Andres Almiray <aal...@ya...>
Cc: jso...@li...
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2008 10:57:41 AM
Subject: Re: [json-lib-user] Hibernate Beans


Hi 
:-)

On 
some 
hibernated 
beans 
(couldn't 
yet 
completely 
trace 
it) 
I 
get 
a
problem 
with 
the 
property 
"delegate" 
(which 
seems 
to 
come 
out 
of
Hibernate's 
fiddling 
with 
the 
beans) 
has 
no 
getter. 
Is 
this 
somehow
related?

Best 
regards, 
Horst

On 
Feb 
12, 
2008 
6:45 
PM, 
Andres 
Almiray 
<aal...@ya...> 
wrote:
>
> 
Hi 
Manos,
>
> 
Json-lb 
is 
capable 
of 
serializing 
Hibernate/JPA 
beans, 
other 
users 
have
> 
requested
> 
some 
features 
that 
may 
help 
you 
in 
your 
tests, 
for 
example 
skipping
> 
transient 
fields,
> 
@Transient 
annotated 
fields, 
JsonBeanProcessorMatcher 
and
> 
JsonValueProcessorMatcher
> 
capable 
of 
matching 
subclasses 
(like 
CGLIB 
proxies).
>
> 
Cheers,
> 
Andres
>  
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> 
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> 
What 
goes 
up, 
must 
come 
down. 
Ask 
any 
system 
administrator.
> 
There 
are 
10 
types 
of 
people 
in 
the 
world: 
Those 
who 
understand 
binary, 
and
> 
those 
who 
don't.
> 
To 
understand 
recursion, 
we 
must 
first 
understand 
recursion.
>
>
>
> 
----- 
Original 
Message 
----
> 
From: 
Manos 
Batsis 
<man...@ge...>
> 
To: 
jso...@li...
> 
Sent: 
Tuesday, 
February 
12, 
2008 
5:16:38 
AM
> 
Subject: 
[json-lib-user] 
Hibernate 
Beans
>
>
> 
Hello,
>
> 
Just 
wanted 
to 
see 
whether 
serializing 
Hibernate 
javabeans 
(or 
EJB3
> 
Entity 
beans) 
to 
JSON 
works. 
Hibernate 
beans 
have 
CGLIB 
generated
> 
proxies 
for 
their 
properties 
and 
that 
sometimes 
causes 
problems 
with
> 
serializers 
in 
general.
>
> 
Many 
thanks,
>
> 
Manos
>
> 
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