Package com.cedarsoftware.util.io

Class Writers.UUIDWriter

java.lang.Object

com.cedarsoftware.util.io.Writers.UUIDWriter

All Implemented Interfaces:

JsonWriter.JsonClassWriter

Enclosing class:

Writers

public static class Writers.UUIDWriter
extends Object
implements JsonWriter.JsonClassWriter

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
UUIDWriter()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
boolean	hasPrimitiveForm()
void	write(Object obj, boolean showType, Writer output, WriterContext context)	To preserve backward compatibility with previous serialized format the internal fields must be stored as longs
void	writePrimitiveForm(Object o, Writer writer)	We can use the String representation for easier handling, but this may break backwards compatibility if an earlier library version is used

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface com.cedarsoftware.util.io.JsonWriter.JsonClassWriter

hasPrimitiveForm, write, writePrimitiveForm

Constructor Details

UUIDWriter

public UUIDWriter()

Method Details

write

public void write(Object obj,
 boolean showType,
 Writer output,
 WriterContext context)
           throws IOException

To preserve backward compatibility with previous serialized format the internal fields must be stored as longs

Specified by:

write in interface JsonWriter.JsonClassWriter

Parameters:

obj - Object to be written in JSON format.

showType - boolean indicating whether to show @type.

output - Writer destination to where the actual JSON is written.

context - WriterContext to get writeOptions and other write access

Throws:

IOException - if thrown by the writer. Will be caught at a higher level and wrapped in JsonIoException.

hasPrimitiveForm

public boolean hasPrimitiveForm()

Specified by:

hasPrimitiveForm in interface JsonWriter.JsonClassWriter

Returns:

boolean true if the class being written has a primitive (non-object) form. Default is false since most custom writers will not have a primitive form.

writePrimitiveForm

public void writePrimitiveForm(Object o,
 Writer writer)
                        throws IOException

We can use the String representation for easier handling, but this may break backwards compatibility if an earlier library version is used

Specified by:

writePrimitiveForm in interface JsonWriter.JsonClassWriter

Parameters:

o - Object to be written

writer - Writer destination to where the actual JSON is written.

Throws:

IOException - if thrown by the writer. Will be caught at a higher level and wrapped in JsonIoException.