Examples of BeanPropertyAccessStrategy

org.springframework.binding.support.BeanPropertyAccessStrategy
An implementation of MutablePropertyAccessStrategy that provides access to the properties of a JavaBean.
As this class delegates to a BeanWrapper for property access, there is full support for nested properties, enabling the setting/getting of properties on subproperties to an unlimited depth. @author Oliver Hutchison @author Arne Limburg @see org.springframework.beans.BeanWrapper

Examples of org.springframework.binding.support.BeanPropertyAccessStrategy

    assertEquals("1", p1.getSimpleProperty());
  }


  public void testCommitEvents() {
    TestBean p = new TestBean();
    BeanPropertyAccessStrategy pas = new BeanPropertyAccessStrategy(p);
    TestCommitListener cl = new TestCommitListener();
    AbstractFormModel fm = getFormModel(pas, false);
    fm.addCommitListener(cl);
    ValueModel vm = fm.getValueModel("simpleProperty");

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Examples of org.springframework.binding.support.BeanPropertyAccessStrategy

    assertEquals(1, cl.postEditCalls);
  }


  public void testCommitWritesBufferingThrough() {
    TestBean p = new TestBean();
    BeanPropertyAccessStrategy pas = new BeanPropertyAccessStrategy(p);
    TestCommitListener cl = new TestCommitListener();
    AbstractFormModel fm = getFormModel(pas, true);
    fm.addCommitListener(cl);
    ValueModel vm = fm.getValueModel("simpleProperty");

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Examples of org.springframework.binding.support.BeanPropertyAccessStrategy

    testRevert(false);
  }


  public void testRevert(boolean buffering) {
    TestBean p = new TestBean();
    BeanPropertyAccessStrategy pas = new BeanPropertyAccessStrategy(p);
    TestPropertyChangeListener pcl = new TestPropertyChangeListener(FormModel.DIRTY_PROPERTY);
    AbstractFormModel fm = getFormModel(pas, buffering);
    fm.addPropertyChangeListener(FormModel.DIRTY_PROPERTY, pcl);
    ValueModel vm = fm.getValueModel("simpleProperty");

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