Using PropertyDescriptor reflection on Java beans to call Java methods Low-coupling

For beans that conform to the Java Bean specification, calling its methods should take precedence over method calls with Java.beans.PropertyDescriptor to obtain greater maintainability.

public void Gridcolumnfilter (list<?> List, map<string, object> DataMap) {for (iterator<?> Iterator = Li St.iterator (); Iterator.hasnext ();) {Object bean = Iterator.next (); for (int i = 0; i < indexs.length; i++) {//Use reflection class PropertyDescriptor PD = new property Descriptor (Indexs[i], Bean.getclass ()); Method getter = Pd.getreadmethod (); if (! String.valueof (Getter.invoke (Bean)). toLowerCase (). Contains (Values[i].tolowercase ())) {iterator.remove (); break;}}}

Through Class.forName or information of the kind

Public <T> list<t> Getresultlistfromcache (Object jsonobject,

Class<t> className) throws ClassNotFoundException {

list<t> list = new arraylist<t> ();

List = (list<t>) jsonarray.tocollection (

Jsonarray.fromobject (Jsonobject),

Class.forName (Classname.getname ()));

return list;

}

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Using PropertyDescriptor reflection on Java beans to call Java methods Low-coupling