List of converterOf() Examples

Examples of converterOf()

org.sql2o.quirks.Quirks.converterOf()
@param ofClass @param < E> @return converter for class

Examples of org.sql2o.quirks.Quirks.converterOf()


    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    private <T> ResultSetHandler<T> newScalarResultSetHandler(final Class<T> returnType) {
        final Quirks quirks = getQuirks();
        try {
            final Converter<T> converter = throwIfNull(returnType, quirks.converterOf(returnType));
            return new ResultSetHandler<T>() {
                public T handle(ResultSet resultSet) throws SQLException {
                    Object value = quirks.getRSVal(resultSet, 1);
                    try {
                        return (converter.convert(value));

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Examples of org.sql2o.quirks.Quirks.converterOf()

    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") // need to change Convert
    public <V> V getKey(Class returnType){
        final Quirks quirks = this.sql2o.getQuirks();
        Object key = getKey();
        try {
            Converter<V> converter = throwIfNull(returnType, quirks.converterOf(returnType));
            return converter.convert(key);
        } catch (ConverterException e) {
            throw new Sql2oException("Exception occurred while converting value from database to type " + returnType.toString(), e);
        }
    }

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Examples of org.sql2o.quirks.Quirks.converterOf()

            throw new Sql2oException("Keys where not fetched from database. Please set the returnGeneratedKeys parameter in the createQuery() method to enable fetching of generated keys.");
        }


        if (this.keys != null) {
            try {
                Converter<V> converter = throwIfNull(returnType, quirks.converterOf(returnType));


                List<V> convertedKeys = new ArrayList<V>(this.keys.size());


                for (Object key : this.keys) {
                    convertedKeys.add(converter.convert(key));

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