Introspector that can deal with public fields #182
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This PR adds several new introspectors to support a wider array of use-cases.
The
FieldIntrospectordetects the properties of the underlying classes by scanning the public fields and exposing them as simple accessors.The
GetterSetterIntropectoris a drop-in replacement for the currently usedStandardIntrospector. It uses simple reflection instead of the more sophisticated JRE-providedjava.beans.Introspectorat the cost of performance (although as of right now this is just an assumption. I didn't test it). The big advantage of this approach is Android-compatbility, since thejava.beans.Introspectorisn't available on Android-platforms.The
DefaultIntrospectoris just a composite of the above mentioned two with the option to enable field introspection. Once it's fully tested and I'm sure it behaves exactly like theStandardIntrospectorit will become the new default and theStandardIntrospectorwill be removed.