Changes between Version 6 and Version 7 of ExampleUsingXmlRpcBeans

Timestamp:

05/08/07 10:12:56 (18 years ago)

Author:

lauer

Comment:

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ExampleUsingXmlRpcBeans

@@ -13 +13 @@
   - like a java bean: for each property which is supposed to be transported over XML-RPC there has to exist a public getter and setter method
 
-  - each property type has to be a XML-RPC compliant type, that is it has to have one of the follwoing properties:
+  - each property type has to be a XML-RPC compliant type, that is, it has to have one of the following properties:
     - it is a standard XML-RPC type
     - it is annotated with a @!XmlRpc annotation and defines proper conversion methods
     - a conversion mapping for that type is put at the !XmlRpcBean (which then acts as an API itself)
     - it is an !XmlRpcBean (that is, !XmlRpcBeans can be nested)
-    - it is a Collection or Map containing a type which is XML-RPC compliant and is annotated with the @Contains annotation
+    - it is a Collection, Map or array containing a type which is XML-RPC compliant 
 
-
-Technically, an !XmlRpcBean is converted into a XML-RPC STRUCT. The field names of the tranfered map are the property names derived from the bean class.
+Technically, an !XmlRpcBean is converted into a XML-RPC STRUCT. The field names of the transfered map are the property names derived from the bean class.
 
 
@@ -52 +51 @@
 public interface Api
 {
-    @Contains(CoffeeBean.class)
     Collection<CoffeeBean> getAllBeans();
 }