Re: [morph-user] Adapting legacy request parameters into new POJO?
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Re: [morph-user] Adapting legacy request parameters into new POJO?
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From: Matt S. <mat...@sp...> - 2010-04-22 20:20:14
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Hi Mick,
I can't speak to how Groovy and Spring work, but you are on the right track
using a PropertyNameMappingCopier. I would suggest you first try out using
it in a programmatic way to make sure it does what you are looking for, then
see if you are able to wire it up how you would like with Groovy and Spring.
Matt
On Thu, Apr 22, 2010 at 2:17 PM, Mick Knutson <mkn...@ba...>wrote:
> So looking through this again, I think I can create a copier in Groovy
> Spring DSL:
>
> caeCopier(net.sf.morph.transform.copiers.PropertyNameMatchingCopier){
> mapping = [
> "sDummySessionID": "sessionID"
> , "ivrportnum": "ivrPortNumber"
> , "ivrsystem": "ivrSystem"
> , "appname": "applicationName"
> , "dispatchcode": "dispatchCode"
> , "application_sANIID": "aniId"
> , "dnis": "dnis"
>
> ]
> }
>
>
> But What I really need to understand, is this mapping issue:
>
> Servlet.Request (Object) --> CallSession (Object)
>
> so basically what I am looking at is:
>
> *callSession.setAni( request.getParameter("application_sANIID") );*
>
>
> Is this mapping possible?
>
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> On Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 10:13 AM, Matt Sgarlata <
> mat...@sp...> wrote:
>
>> Hi Mick,
>>
>> Sorry about that! The new name is SimpleDelegatingTransformer.
>>
>> Matt
>>
>> On Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 10:08 AM, Mick Knutson <mkn...@ba...>wrote:
>>
>>> I have an interesting issue I am trying to solve in a manageable way.
>>>
>>> I have a few dozen legacy JSP's that I am phasing out. But I have to do
>>> them 1by1. Each page create a POST of ~12 named request parameters that are
>>> ALL named different. VERY frustrating as there is no good convention.
>>>
>>> So, My thought is trying to create a Map for mapping the old names to the
>>> new names for each POST:
>>> Map reqParam = {"newName", "oldName"}
>>>
>>> Where I have a new POJO that has set/getNewName(..)
>>>
>>>
>>> Then, somehow copying from these old request properties from my request
>>> properties Map to the new one's in my new POJO.
>>>
>>> Once Mapped, I have no further use for the old names.
>>>
>>>
>>> *Next Post:*
>>>
>>> Morph seems to have what I think I want, but I have spent the past few
>>> hours trying to get a simple example working, and the docs are wrong. It
>>> referes to many classes that doe not exist in the jar.
>>>
>>> I also can not seem to find any other good examples. Can you point any
>>> out for me?
>>>
>>>
>>> Specifically, this is missing:
>>>
>>> <!-- the overall transformer we'll use to do the graph copy -->
>>> <bean
>>> id="graphTransformer"
>>> class="net.sf.morph.transform.DelegatingCopier">
>>> <property name="components">
>>> <list>
>>> <ref bean="personCopier"/>
>>> <ref bean="vehicleCopier"/>
>>> <ref bean="childrenCopier"/>
>>> <ref bean="addressConverter"/>
>>> </list>
>>> </property>
>>> </bean>
>>>
>>> *MISSING from the code: net.sf.morph.transform.DelegatingCopier*
>>>
>>>
>>>
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