@Bind

This annotation allows binding a specific field in a class when it is marked with @BindType(allFields=false). If allFields is set to true (as default), it is no useful use this annotation on fields.

You can mark public fields and fields with getter and setter.

For example, if we have a class definition like:

@BindType(allFields=false)
public class Friend {
  public int id;

  @BindType 
  public String name;
}

The JSON rapresentation is:

{"name":"dummy name"}

And XML rapresentation is:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?><friend><name>dummy name</name></friend>

As you can note, id field is not persisted on JSON or XML.

Attributes

• enabled: true if this field must be persisted. Note that @BindDisabled annotation overrides this value.
• value: The name of the element.
• mapKeyName: name of the element represents key of a map's entry. Used only by map type.
• mapValueName: name of the element represents the value of a map's entry. Used only by map type.
• order: specifies the order of POJO fields during mapping. The order is specified the entire schema.