/** * An array can be assigned to a string. This means that the stream is * interpreted as the array but stored in its complete in the string. */ @Override public Object decodeArray(Decoder r) throws Exception { return collect(r, ']'); }
@Override public void encode(Encoder app, Object object, Map<Object, Type> visited) throws IOException, Exception { String s; synchronized (sdf) { s = sdf.format((Date) object); } StringHandler.string(app, s); }
@Override public void encode(Encoder app, Object object, Map<Object,Type> visited) throws IOException { string(app, object.toString()); }
@Override public void encode(Encoder app, Object object, Map<Object,Type> visited) throws IOException, Exception { StringHandler.string(app, object.toString()); }
/** * An array can be assigned to a string. This means that the stream is * interpreted as the array but stored in its complete in the string. */ @Override Object decodeArray(Decoder r) throws Exception { return collect(r, ']'); }
@Override public void encode(Encoder app, Object object, Map<Object,Type> visited) throws IOException, Exception { String s; synchronized (sdf) { s = sdf.format((Date) object); } StringHandler.string(app, s); }
/** * An object can be assigned to a string. This means that the stream is * interpreted as the object but stored in its complete in the string. */ @Override public Object decodeObject(Decoder r) throws Exception { return collect(r, '}'); }
@Override public void encode(Encoder app, Object object, Map<Object,Type> visited) throws IOException, Exception { String s; synchronized (sdf) { s = sdf.format((Date) object); } StringHandler.string(app, s); }
/** * An array can be assigned to a string. This means that the stream is * interpreted as the array but stored in its complete in the string. */ @Override public Object decodeArray(Decoder r) throws Exception { return collect(r, ']'); }
@Override public void encode(Encoder app, Object object, Map<Object,Type> visited) throws IOException, Exception { StringHandler.string(app, object.toString()); }
/** * An object can be assigned to a string. This means that the stream is * interpreted as the object but stored in its complete in the string. */ @Override public Object decodeObject(Decoder r) throws Exception { return collect(r, '}'); }
@Override void encode(Encoder app, Object object, Map<Object,Type> visited) throws IOException, Exception { String s; synchronized (sdf) { s = sdf.format((Date) object); } StringHandler.string(app, s); }
/** * An object can be assigned to a string. This means that the stream is * interpreted as the object but stored in its complete in the string. */ @Override Object decodeObject(Decoder r) throws Exception { return collect(r, '}'); }
@Override void encode(Encoder app, Object object, Map<Object,Type> visited) throws IOException, Exception { String s; synchronized (sdf) { s = sdf.format((Date) object); } StringHandler.string(app, s); }
/** * An array can be assigned to a string. This means that the stream is * interpreted as the array but stored in its complete in the string. */ @Override public Object decodeArray(Decoder r) throws Exception { return collect(r, ']'); }
@Override public void encode(Encoder app, Object object, Map<Object, Type> visited) throws IOException, Exception { String s; synchronized (sdf) { s = sdf.format((Date) object); } StringHandler.string(app, s); }
/** * An object can be assigned to a string. This means that the stream is * interpreted as the object but stored in its complete in the string. */ @Override public Object decodeObject(Decoder r) throws Exception { return collect(r, '}'); }
@Override void encode(Encoder app, Object object, Map<Object,Type> visited) throws IOException, Exception { StringHandler.string(app, object.toString()); }
/** * An object can be assigned to a string. This means that the stream is * interpreted as the object but stored in its complete in the string. */ @Override Object decodeObject(Decoder r) throws Exception { return collect(r, '}'); }
@Override public void encode(Encoder app, Object object, Map<Object,Type> visited) throws IOException, Exception { StringHandler.string(app, object.toString()); }