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package org.apache.commons.configuration2.builder;

import org.apache.commons.configuration2.beanutils.BeanHelper;
import org.apache.commons.configuration2.ex.ConfigurationRuntimeException;

/**
 * 

* A specialized implementation of {@code DefaultParametersHandler} that copies the properties of a * {@link BuilderParameters} object (passed at construction time) onto the object to be initialized. *

*

* Using this handler implementation makes specifying default values pretty straight-forward: Just create a * corresponding parameters object, initialize it as desired, and pass it to this class. When invoked the handler uses * functionality from Commons BeanUtils to copy all properties defined in the associated parameters object onto * the target object. This is based on reflection. Properties not available for the target object are silently ignored. * If an exception occurs during the copy operation, it is re-thrown as a runtime exception. *

*

* Note that there is no default way to create a defensive copy of the passed in parameters object; therefore, the * reference is stored. This makes it possible to change the parameters object later on, and the changes will be * effective when initializing objects afterwards. Client code should not rely on this feature. *

* * @since 2.0 */ public class CopyObjectDefaultHandler implements DefaultParametersHandler { /** The source object with the properties to be initialized. */ private final BuilderParameters source; /** * Creates a new instance of {@code CopyObjectDefaultHandler} and initializes it with the specified source object. The * properties defined by the source object are copied onto the objects to be initialized. * * @param src the source object (must not be null) * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the source object is null */ public CopyObjectDefaultHandler(final BuilderParameters src) { if (src == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Source object must not be null!"); } source = src; } /** * Gets the source object of this handler. This is the object whose properties are copied on the objects to be * initialized. * * @return the source object of this {@code CopyObjectDefaultHandler} */ public BuilderParameters getSource() { return source; } /** * {@inheritDoc} This implementation uses {@code PropertyUtils.copyProperties()} to copy all defined properties from the * source object onto the passed in parameters object. Both the map with properties (obtained via the * {@code getParameters()} method of the source parameters object) and other properties of the source object are copied. * * @throws ConfigurationRuntimeException if an exception occurs * @see BuilderParameters#getParameters() */ @Override public void initializeDefaults(final Object parameters) { try { BeanHelper.copyProperties(parameters, getSource().getParameters()); BeanHelper.copyProperties(parameters, getSource()); } catch (final Exception e) { // Handle all reflection-related exceptions the same way throw new ConfigurationRuntimeException(e); } } }