这是我为解决此问题而创建的方法。然而,这并不是很好,但它确实有效。
/**
* This will cast an {@link ADBBean} implementation to another
* {@link ADBBean}, but the Implementation will be a subClass of
* <b>parentLocationOfSourceClass</b>.<br>
* This only is possible because of the structure of all ADBBean
* implementations created by <code>Axis2 ADB-Databinding</code>. If you
* cange the Databinding you probably have to adapt this Method.
*
* @param inputADBBean
* An ADBBean Implementation created by
* <code>Axis2 ADB-Databinding</code>
* @param parentLocationOfSourceClass
* This is meant to be the <code>ClientStub</code> Class created
* by <code>Axis2 ADB-Databinding</code>. The Implementation of
* the <code>inputADBBean</code> has to be available with the
* same name in the <code>ClientStub</code>
* @return An {@link ADBBean} implementation defined as SubClass of the
* <code>ClientStub</code> Class created by
* <code>Axis2 ADB-Databinding</code>
* @throws Exception
*/
public static ADBBean castADBBean(ADBBean inputADBBean, String parentLocationOfSourceClass) throws Exception {
Class clazz = CallbackResponsePoolClient.getClassForParentLocation(inputADBBean, parentLocationOfSourceClass);
ADBBean outputADBBean = CallbackResponsePoolClient.getInstanceForADBBean(clazz);
for (Method method : outputADBBean.getClass().getMethods()) {
String methodName = method.getName();
if (methodName.startsWith("set")) {
CallbackResponsePoolClient.logger.debug("Found a setter: " + methodName);
String getterName = methodName.replaceFirst("set", "get");
Object arg = inputADBBean.getClass().getMethod(getterName).invoke(inputADBBean);
// We need to check if arg lives in the namespace:
// org.example.www.callbackresponsepoolinterface
// This will happen if we have nested Objects. E.g.
// EndpointType inside of EndpointResponse
// TODO: instanceof ADBBean could lead to problems, maybe
// sometimes we don't want to cast an ADBBean, but I can't think
// a scenario right now
if (arg instanceof ADBBean) {
arg = CallbackResponsePoolClient.castADBBean((ADBBean) arg, parentLocationOfSourceClass);
}
// We also need to handle Arrays of ADBBeans. See above
if (arg instanceof ADBBean[]) {
Class innputClass = ((ADBBean[]) arg).getClass().getComponentType();
// Better Create a new Object, because arg[0], can get you
// an Exception for an empty Array
ADBBean inputArrObj = CallbackResponsePoolClient.getInstanceForADBBean(innputClass);
Class outputArrClass = CallbackResponsePoolClient.getClassForParentLocation(inputArrObj, parentLocationOfSourceClass);
Object outputArray = Array.newInstance(outputArrClass, ((ADBBean[]) arg).length);
for (int i = 0; i < Array.getLength(arg); i++) {
Array.set(outputArray, i, CallbackResponsePoolClient.castADBBean((ADBBean) Array.get(arg, i), parentLocationOfSourceClass));
}
arg = outputArray;
}
method.invoke(outputADBBean, arg);
}
}
return outputADBBean;
}
private static Class getClassForParentLocation(ADBBean inputADBBean, String parentLocationOfSourceClass) throws ClassNotFoundException {
return Class.forName(parentLocationOfSourceClass + "$" + inputADBBean.getClass().getSimpleName());
}
private static ADBBean getInstanceForADBBean(Class clazz) throws NoSuchMethodException, SecurityException, InstantiationException, IllegalAccessException, IllegalArgumentException, InvocationTargetException {
Constructor constructor = clazz.getConstructor();
return (ADBBean) constructor.newInstance();
}