Examples of com.esotericsoftware.kryo.factories.ReflectionSerializerFactory

Package com.esotericsoftware.kryo.factories

Examples of com.esotericsoftware.kryo.factories.ReflectionSerializerFactory

com.esotericsoftware.kryo.factories.ReflectionSerializerFactory
This factory instantiates new serializers of a given class via reflection. The constructors of the given {@code serializerClass}must either take an instance of {@link Kryo} and an instance of {@link Class} as its parameter, take only a {@link Kryo} or {@link Class}as its only argument or take no arguments. If several of the described constructors are found, the first found constructor is used, in the order as they were just described. @author Rafael Winterhalter

  /** Sets the serializer to use when no {@link #addDefaultSerializer(Class, Class) default serializers} match an object's type.
   * Default is {@link FieldSerializer}.
   * @see #newDefaultSerializer(Class) */
  public void setDefaultSerializer (Class<? extends Serializer> serializer) {
    if (serializer == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("serializer cannot be null.");
    defaultSerializer = new ReflectionSerializerFactory(serializer);
  }

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   * Note that the order default serializers are added is important for a class that may match multiple types. The above default
   * serializers always have a lower priority than subsequent default serializers that are added. */
  public void addDefaultSerializer (Class type, Class<? extends Serializer> serializerClass) {
    if (type == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("type cannot be null.");
    if (serializerClass == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("serializerClass cannot be null.");
    DefaultSerializerEntry entry = new DefaultSerializerEntry(type, new ReflectionSerializerFactory(serializerClass));
    defaultSerializers.add(defaultSerializers.size() - lowPriorityDefaultSerializerCount, entry);
  }

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  /** Sets the serializer to use when no {@link #addDefaultSerializer(Class, Class) default serializers} match an object's type.
   * Default is {@link FieldSerializer}.
   * @see #newDefaultSerializer(Class) */
  public void setDefaultSerializer (Class<? extends Serializer> serializer) {
    if (serializer == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("serializer cannot be null.");
    defaultSerializer = new ReflectionSerializerFactory(serializer);
  }

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   * Note that the order default serializers are added is important for a class that may match multiple types. The above default
   * serializers always have a lower priority than subsequent default serializers that are added. */
  public void addDefaultSerializer (Class type, Class<? extends Serializer> serializerClass) {
    if (type == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("type cannot be null.");
    if (serializerClass == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("serializerClass cannot be null.");
    DefaultSerializerEntry entry = new DefaultSerializerEntry(type, new ReflectionSerializerFactory(serializerClass));
    defaultSerializers.add(defaultSerializers.size() - lowPriorityDefaultSerializerCount, entry);
  }

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  /** Sets the serailzer to use when no {@link #addDefaultSerializer(Class, Class) default serializers} match an object's type.
   * Default is {@link FieldSerializer}.
   * @see #newDefaultSerializer(Class) */
  public void setDefaultSerializer (Class<? extends Serializer> serializer) {
    if (serializer == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("serializer cannot be null.");
    defaultSerializer = new ReflectionSerializerFactory(serializer);
  }

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   * Note that the order default serializers are added is important for a class that may match multiple types. The above default
   * serializers always have a lower priority than subsequent default serializers that are added. */
  public void addDefaultSerializer (Class type, Class<? extends Serializer> serializerClass) {
    if (type == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("type cannot be null.");
    if (serializerClass == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("serializerClass cannot be null.");
    DefaultSerializerEntry entry = new DefaultSerializerEntry(type, new ReflectionSerializerFactory(serializerClass));
    defaultSerializers.add(defaultSerializers.size() - lowPriorityDefaultSerializerCount, entry);
  }

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  /** Sets the serializer to use when no {@link #addDefaultSerializer(Class, Class) default serializers} match an object's type.
   * Default is {@link FieldSerializer}.
   * @see #newDefaultSerializer(Class) */
  public void setDefaultSerializer (Class<? extends Serializer> serializer) {
    if (serializer == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("serializer cannot be null.");
    defaultSerializer = new ReflectionSerializerFactory(serializer);
  }

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   * Note that the order default serializers are added is important for a class that may match multiple types. The above default
   * serializers always have a lower priority than subsequent default serializers that are added. */
  public void addDefaultSerializer (Class type, Class<? extends Serializer> serializerClass) {
    if (type == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("type cannot be null.");
    if (serializerClass == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("serializerClass cannot be null.");
    DefaultSerializerEntry entry = new DefaultSerializerEntry(type, new ReflectionSerializerFactory(serializerClass));
    defaultSerializers.add(defaultSerializers.size() - lowPriorityDefaultSerializerCount, entry);
  }

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  /** Sets the serializer to use when no {@link #addDefaultSerializer(Class, Class) default serializers} match an object's type.
   * Default is {@link FieldSerializer}.
   * @see #newDefaultSerializer(Class) */
  public void setDefaultSerializer (Class<? extends Serializer> serializer) {
    if (serializer == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("serializer cannot be null.");
    defaultSerializer = new ReflectionSerializerFactory(serializer);
  }

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   * Note that the order default serializers are added is important for a class that may match multiple types. The above default
   * serializers always have a lower priority than subsequent default serializers that are added. */
  public void addDefaultSerializer (Class type, Class<? extends Serializer> serializerClass) {
    if (type == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("type cannot be null.");
    if (serializerClass == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("serializerClass cannot be null.");
    DefaultSerializerEntry entry = new DefaultSerializerEntry(type, new ReflectionSerializerFactory(serializerClass));
    defaultSerializers.add(defaultSerializers.size() - lowPriorityDefaultSerializerCount, entry);
  }

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