Goal: base bean properties on a class's fields (that have getters/setters) rather than using JavaBean definitions. The current concept has been outgrown now that we support @Comment on the field—it's awkward that @ExportName needs to be set on a method, not to mention that @Transient is hard to "find out" about.
Note: This is probably a prerequisite for #135.
To do:
Change @ExportName to go on fields
Based on field names and methods, infer what properties a class has
Introduce dedicated @Ignore annotation to ignore properties? Might be useful later on if we have "value classes" -> #12
Open point: For #135, we might have to infer the properties not by field but maybe by a method or constructor that is annotated somehow... So a bean property class probably can't have a "setValue" anymore? ...
Goal: base bean properties on a class's fields (that have getters/setters) rather than using JavaBean definitions. The current concept has been outgrown now that we support
@Commenton the field—it's awkward that@ExportNameneeds to be set on a method, not to mention that@Transientis hard to "find out" about.Note: This is probably a prerequisite for #135.
To do:
@ExportNameto go on fields@Ignoreannotation to ignore properties? Might be useful later on if we have "value classes" -> #12Open point: For #135, we might have to infer the properties not by field but maybe by a method or constructor that is annotated somehow... So a bean property class probably can't have a "setValue" anymore? ...