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/*
 * $Id: ConversionUtilities.java,v 1.1.20.1 2009-12-29 04:59:21 jyeary Exp $
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/*
 * ConversionUtilities.java
 *
 * Created on December 16, 2004, 8:19 AM
 */
package com.sun.webui.jsf.util;

import java.lang.reflect.Array;
import java.util.HashMap;
import javax.faces.FactoryFinder;
import javax.faces.application.Application;
import javax.faces.application.ApplicationFactory;
import javax.faces.component.UIComponent;
import javax.faces.component.ValueHolder;
import javax.faces.context.FacesContext;
import javax.faces.convert.Converter;
import javax.faces.convert.ConverterException;
import javax.el.ValueExpression;

/**
 * The ConversionUtilities class provides utility method for
 * converting values to and from Strings. Use this class if
 * your component processes input from the user, or displays
 * a converted value. 
 */
public class ConversionUtilities {

    private static final String RENDERED_NULL_VALUE = "_RENDERED_NULL_VALUE_";
    private static final boolean DEBUG = false;

    /**
     * 

Convert the values of a component with a * single (non-list, non-array) value. Use this * method if

*

    *
  • the component always binds the user input to * a single object (e.g. a textfield component); * or
  • *
  • to handle the single object case when the * component may bind the user input to a single * object or to a collection of * objects (e.g. a list component). Use a * ValueTypeEvaluator to evaluate the value * binding type.
  • *
* @param component The component whose value is getting converted * @param rawValue The submitted value of the component * @param context The FacesContext of the request * @throws ConverterException if the conversion fails * @return An Object representing the converted value. If rawValue == * null return null. * @see ValueTypeEvaluator */ public static Object convertValueToObject(UIComponent component, String rawValue, FacesContext context) throws ConverterException { if (DEBUG) { log("convertValueToObject()"); } // Optimization based on // javax.faces.convert.Converter getAsObject. // It says: // return null if the value to convert is // null otherwise the result of the conversion // if (rawValue == null || !(component instanceof ValueHolder)) { return rawValue; } ValueHolder valueHolder = ((ValueHolder) component); Converter converter = valueHolder.getConverter(); if (converter == null) { Class clazz = null; // Determine the type of the component's value object ValueExpression valueBinding = component.getValueExpression("value"); //NOI18 if (valueBinding == null) { Object value = valueHolder.getValue(); if (value == null) { return rawValue; } clazz = value.getClass(); } else { clazz = valueBinding.getType(context.getELContext()); } // You can't register a default converter for // String/Object for the whole app (as opposed to for the // individual component). In this case we just // return the String. if (clazz == null || clazz.equals(String.class) || clazz.equals(Object.class)) { return rawValue; } // Try to get a converter converter = getConverterForClass(clazz); if (converter == null) { return rawValue; } } if (DEBUG) { log("Raw value was: " + rawValue); log("Converted value is: " + // NOI18N converter.getAsObject(context, component, rawValue)); } return converter.getAsObject(context, component, rawValue); } /** *

Convert a String array of submitted values to the appropriate * type of Array for the value Object. This method assumes that * the value binding for the value of the component has been * determined to be an array (and as a consequence that the * component implements ValueHolder).

* *

To evaluate the valueBinding, use the ValueTypeEvaluator * class.

* @param component The component whose submitted values are to be * converted * @param rawValues The submitted value of the component * @param context The FacesContext of the request * @see ValueTypeEvaluator * @throws ConverterException if the conversion fails * @return An array of converted values */ public static Object convertValueToArray(UIComponent component, String[] rawValues, FacesContext context) throws ConverterException { if (DEBUG) { log("::convertValueToArray()"); } // By definition Converter returns null if the value to // convert is null. Do so here. // if (rawValues == null) { return null; } // Get the class of the array members. We expect that the // component's value binding for its value has been determined // to be an array, as this is a condition of invoking this // method. Class clazz = null; // Get any converter specified by the page author Converter converter = ((ValueHolder) component).getConverter(); try { // Try to obtain the actual value type by obtaining // the value binding's real value instance and determining its // type, if the component's defined value type is Object. // ValueExpression vb = component.getValueExpression("value"); //NOI18N Class valueClass = vb.getType(context.getELContext()); if (Object.class.equals(valueClass)) { Object value = vb.getValue(context.getELContext()); if (value != null) { valueClass = value.getClass(); } } clazz = valueClass.getComponentType(); } catch (Exception ex) { // This may fail because we don't have a valuebinding (the // developer may have used the binding attribute) Object value = ((ValueHolder) component).getValue(); if (value == null) { // Now we're on thin ice. If there is a converter, we'll // try to set this as an object array; if not, we'll just // go for String. if (converter != null) { if (DEBUG) { log("\tNo class info, converter present - using object..."); } clazz = Object.class; } else { if (DEBUG) { log("\tNo class info, no converter - using String..."); } clazz = String.class; } } else { clazz = value.getClass().getComponentType(); if (DEBUG) { log("\tClass is " + clazz.getName()); } } } // If the array members are Strings, no conversion is // necessary if (clazz.equals(String.class)) { if (DEBUG) { log("\tArray class is String, no conversion necessary"); log("\tValues are "); for (int counter = 0; counter < rawValues.length; ++counter) { log("\t" + rawValues[counter]); } } return rawValues; } // We know rawValues is not null // int arraySize = 0; arraySize = rawValues.length; if (DEBUG) { log("\tNumber of values is " + //NOI18N String.valueOf(arraySize)); } Object valueArray = Array.newInstance(clazz, arraySize); // If there are no new values, return an empty array if (arraySize == 0) { if (DEBUG) { log("\tEmpty value array, return new empty array"); log("\tof type " + valueArray.toString()); } return valueArray; } // Populate the array by converting each of the raw values // If there is no converter, look for the default converter if (converter == null) { if (DEBUG) { log("\tAttempt to get a default converter"); } converter = getConverterForClass(clazz); } else if (DEBUG) { log("\tRetrieved converter attached to component"); } int counter; if (converter == null) { if (DEBUG) { log("\tNo converter found"); } if (clazz.equals(Object.class)) { if (DEBUG) { log("\tArray class is object, return the String array"); log("\tValues are\n"); for (counter = 0; counter < rawValues.length; ++counter) { log("\n" + rawValues[counter]); } } return rawValues; } // Failed to deal with submitted data. Throw an // exception. String valueString = ""; for (counter = 0; counter < rawValues.length; counter++) { valueString = valueString + " " + rawValues[counter]; //NOI18N } Object[] params = { valueString, "null Converter" }; String message = "Could not find converter for " + valueString; throw new ConverterException(message); } if (clazz.isPrimitive()) { for (counter = 0; counter < arraySize; ++counter) { addPrimitiveToArray(component, context, converter, clazz, valueArray, counter, rawValues[counter]); } } else { for (counter = 0; counter < arraySize; ++counter) { Array.set(valueArray, counter, converter.getAsObject(context, (UIComponent) component, rawValues[counter])); } } return valueArray; } private static void addPrimitiveToArray(UIComponent component, FacesContext context, Converter converter, Class clazz, Object valueArray, int arrayIndex, String rawValue) { Object valueObject = converter.getAsObject(context, component, rawValue); if (clazz.equals(Boolean.TYPE)) { boolean value = ((Boolean) valueObject).booleanValue(); Array.setBoolean(valueArray, arrayIndex, value); } else if (clazz.equals(Byte.TYPE)) { byte value = ((Byte) valueObject).byteValue(); Array.setByte(valueArray, arrayIndex, value); } else if (clazz.equals(Double.TYPE)) { double value = ((Double) valueObject).doubleValue(); Array.setDouble(valueArray, arrayIndex, value); } else if (clazz.equals(Float.TYPE)) { float value = ((Float) valueObject).floatValue(); Array.setFloat(valueArray, arrayIndex, value); } else if (clazz.equals(Integer.TYPE)) { int value = ((Integer) valueObject).intValue(); Array.setInt(valueArray, arrayIndex, value); } else if (clazz.equals(Character.TYPE)) { char value = ((Character) valueObject).charValue(); Array.setChar(valueArray, arrayIndex, value); } else if (clazz.equals(Short.TYPE)) { short value = ((Short) valueObject).shortValue(); Array.setShort(valueArray, arrayIndex, value); } else if (clazz.equals(Long.TYPE)) { long value = ((Long) valueObject).longValue(); Array.setLong(valueArray, arrayIndex, value); } } /* *

Convert a String array of submitted values to the appropriate * type of List for the value Object. This method assumes that * the value binding for the value of the component has been * determined to be a subclass of java.util.List, and as a * consequence, that the component implements ValueHolder.

* *

To evaluate the valueBinding, use the ValueTypeEvaluator * class.

* @param component The component whose submitted values are to be * converted * @param rawValues The submitted value of the component * @param context The FacesContext of the request * @see ValueTypeEvaluator * @throws ConverterException if the conversion fails * * @return A List of converted values public static Object convertValueToList(UIComponent component, String[] rawValues, FacesContext context) throws ConverterException { if(DEBUG) { log("::convertValueToList()"); } // By definition Converter returns null if the value to // convert is null. Do so here. // if (rawValues == null) { return null; } // Get the class of the array members. We expect that the // component's value binding for its value has been determined // to be an array, as this is a condition of invoking this // method. Class clazz = null; // Get any converter specified by the page author Converter converter = ((ValueHolder)component).getConverter(); try { clazz = component.getValueExpression("value"). getType(context.getELContext()).getComponentType(); //NOI18N } catch(Exception ex) { // This may fail because we don't have a valuebinding (the // developer may have used the binding attribute) Object value = ((ValueHolder)component).getValue(); if(value == null) { // Now we're on thin ice. If there is a converter, we'll // try to set this as an object array; if not, we'll just // go for String. if(converter != null) { if(DEBUG) log("\tNo class info, converter present - using object..."); clazz = Object.class; } else { if(DEBUG) log("\tNo class info, no converter - using String..."); clazz = String.class; } } else { clazz = value.getClass().getComponentType(); if(DEBUG) log("\tClass is " + clazz.getName()); } } java.util.List list = null; try { list = (java.util.List)(clazz.newInstance()); } catch(Throwable problem) { // clazz is either abstract or an interface. // we'll try a couple of reasonable List implementations if(clazz.isAssignableFrom(ArrayList.class)) { list = new ArrayList(); } else if(clazz.isAssignableFrom(LinkedList.class)) { list = new LinkedList(); } else if(clazz.isAssignableFrom(Vector.class)) { list = new Vector(); } else { String message = "Unable to convert the value of component " + //NOI18N component.toString() + ". The type of the " + //NOI18N "value object must be a class that can be " + //NOI18N "instantiated, or it must be assignable " + //NOI18N "from ArrayList, LinkedList or Vector."; //NOI18N throw new ConverterException(message, problem); } } // We know rawValues is not null // int listSize = 0; listSize = rawValues.length; // If there are no new values, return an empty array if(listSize == 0) { if(DEBUG) log("\tEmpty value array, return new empty list"); return list; } // Populate the list by converting each of the raw values int arrayIndex; if(converter == null) { if(DEBUG) log("No converter, add the values as Strings"); for(arrayIndex = 0; arrayIndex




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