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Subject: How to define which properties to expose per class using simple
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From: Kaleb Walton <kdwalton@us.ibm.com>
Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2007 12:57:48 -0400
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I don't want to expose all of the properties of my Person object throug=
h
web services. Is there a way to define the exposed properties via Sprin=
g
using the simple server?

My server has the following config:

<lang:groovy id=3D"personServiceImpl"
script-source=3D"classpath:a/b/c/services/PersonServiceImpl.groovy"
refresh-check-delay=3D"3000"/>
<simple:server id=3D"personServer"
serviceClass=3D"a.b.c.services.PersonService"
serviceBean=3D"#personServiceImpl" address=3D"/Person"/>

My hypothetical Person object contains an id, name, address and passwor=
d.

Let's say that I'd like to expose the "id", "name" and "address" proper=
ties
of the Person but not the "password" - is there an easy way to define t=
hat
through Spring configuration? I'm assuming I could make the property
transient but I may not want to do that for internal serializations.

Regards,
Kaleb=

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