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What's a purpose of Introspector Class?
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I'm debugging some code, saw there a below code snippet
BeanInfo beanInfo = Introspector.getBeanInfo(PatternLayout.class);
Am not able to understand the usage of this..Read on Internet too but couldn't Imagine why its there and what's a actual purpose of this ?
Can anyone help me to understand this in simple terms with small example if Possible ...?
Thanks
java javabeans
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I'm debugging some code, saw there a below code snippet
BeanInfo beanInfo = Introspector.getBeanInfo(PatternLayout.class);
Am not able to understand the usage of this..Read on Internet too but couldn't Imagine why its there and what's a actual purpose of this ?
Can anyone help me to understand this in simple terms with small example if Possible ...?
Thanks
java javabeans
asked Mar 9 at 6:05
LennyLenny
288
add a comment |
I'm debugging some code, saw there a below code snippet
BeanInfo beanInfo = Introspector.getBeanInfo(PatternLayout.class);
Am not able to understand the usage of this..Read on Internet too but couldn't Imagine why its there and what's a actual purpose of this ?
Can anyone help me to understand this in simple terms with small example if Possible ...?
Thanks
java javabeans
asked Mar 9 at 6:05
LennyLenny
288
I'm debugging some code, saw there a below code snippet
BeanInfo beanInfo = Introspector.getBeanInfo(PatternLayout.class);
Am not able to understand the usage of this..Read on Internet too but couldn't Imagine why its there and what's a actual purpose of this ?
Can anyone help me to understand this in simple terms with small example if Possible ...?
Thanks
java javabeans
java javabeans
asked Mar 9 at 6:05
LennyLenny
288
asked Mar 9 at 6:05
LennyLenny
288
asked Mar 9 at 6:05
LennyLenny
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LennyLenny
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asked Mar 9 at 6:05
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Just take a look at the documentation. It provides information about beans in your application's context.
In spring there are BeanFactory and ApplicationContext, but Introspector does not provide any way to inject beans. Also unlike those classes Introspector is more powerful when it comes to collecting properties or methods of a bean as it checks their superclasses as well.
answered Mar 9 at 6:06
AndronicusAndronicus
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I would suggest not mixing Spring concepts with an unrelated entry-level JavaBeans utility for a beginning programmer.
– chrylis
Mar 9 at 7:18
Good point, I've added some clarification
– Andronicus
Mar 9 at 7:20
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Just take a look at the documentation. It provides information about beans in your application's context.
In spring there are BeanFactory and ApplicationContext, but Introspector does not provide any way to inject beans. Also unlike those classes Introspector is more powerful when it comes to collecting properties or methods of a bean as it checks their superclasses as well.
answered Mar 9 at 6:06
AndronicusAndronicus
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I would suggest not mixing Spring concepts with an unrelated entry-level JavaBeans utility for a beginning programmer.
– chrylis
Mar 9 at 7:18
Good point, I've added some clarification
– Andronicus
Mar 9 at 7:20
add a comment |
Just take a look at the documentation. It provides information about beans in your application's context.
In spring there are BeanFactory and ApplicationContext, but Introspector does not provide any way to inject beans. Also unlike those classes Introspector is more powerful when it comes to collecting properties or methods of a bean as it checks their superclasses as well.
answered Mar 9 at 6:06
AndronicusAndronicus
7,56531835
I would suggest not mixing Spring concepts with an unrelated entry-level JavaBeans utility for a beginning programmer.
– chrylis
Mar 9 at 7:18
Good point, I've added some clarification
– Andronicus
Mar 9 at 7:20
add a comment |
Just take a look at the documentation. It provides information about beans in your application's context.
In spring there are BeanFactory and ApplicationContext, but Introspector does not provide any way to inject beans. Also unlike those classes Introspector is more powerful when it comes to collecting properties or methods of a bean as it checks their superclasses as well.
answered Mar 9 at 6:06
AndronicusAndronicus
7,56531835
Just take a look at the documentation. It provides information about beans in your application's context.
In spring there are BeanFactory and ApplicationContext, but Introspector does not provide any way to inject beans. Also unlike those classes Introspector is more powerful when it comes to collecting properties or methods of a bean as it checks their superclasses as well.
answered Mar 9 at 6:06
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answered Mar 9 at 6:06
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answered Mar 9 at 6:06
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answered Mar 9 at 6:06
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I would suggest not mixing Spring concepts with an unrelated entry-level JavaBeans utility for a beginning programmer.
– chrylis
Mar 9 at 7:18
Good point, I've added some clarification
– Andronicus
Mar 9 at 7:20
add a comment |
I would suggest not mixing Spring concepts with an unrelated entry-level JavaBeans utility for a beginning programmer.
– chrylis
Mar 9 at 7:18
Good point, I've added some clarification
– Andronicus
Mar 9 at 7:20
I would suggest not mixing Spring concepts with an unrelated entry-level JavaBeans utility for a beginning programmer.
– chrylis
Mar 9 at 7:18
I would suggest not mixing Spring concepts with an unrelated entry-level JavaBeans utility for a beginning programmer.
– chrylis
Mar 9 at 7:18
Good point, I've added some clarification
– Andronicus
Mar 9 at 7:20
Good point, I've added some clarification
– Andronicus
Mar 9 at 7:20
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