List of convertInbound() Examples

Examples of convertInbound()

org.directwebremoting.extend.Converter.convertInbound()
Attempt to coerce the data from a string to an Object. If anything goes wrong with inbound conversion then we generally throw an exception because we are converting data from the untrusted Internet so we take the assumption that anything wrong is someone hacking. @param paramType The type to convert to @param data The data to convert @return The converted data, or null if the conversion was not possible @throws ConversionException If the conversion failed for some reason
org.directwebremoting.extend.ConverterManager.convertInbound()
Convert an object from being a string into an object of some type. Designed for use with converters that have a working map passed to them @param paramType The type that you want the object to be @param data The string version of the object @return The convertible object @throws ConversionException If the conversion failed for some reason

Examples of org.directwebremoting.extend.Converter.convertInbound()

                log.error("Missing converter. Context of conversion: " + thc);
                throw new ConversionException(paramType, "No inbound converter found for property '" + thc.getName() + "' of type '" + paramType.getName() + "'");
            }


            context.pushContext(thc);
            converted = converter.convertInbound(paramType, data);
            context.popContext();
        }


        return (T) converted;
    }

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Examples of org.directwebremoting.extend.ConverterManager.convertInbound()

        {
            Method method = Callback.class.getMethod("dataReturned", type);


            Property property = new ParameterProperty(new MethodDeclaration(method), 0);
            InboundVariable iv = data.getInboundVariable();
            Object callbackData  = converterManager.convertInbound(type, iv, property);


            Map<String, Callback<T>> callbackMap = (Map<String, Callback<T>>) session.getAttribute(KEY_TYPE);
            Callback<T> callback = callbackMap.remove(key);
            session.removeAttribute(KEY_TYPE);
            session.setAttribute(KEY_CALLBACK, callbackMap);

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