[forge-issues] [JBoss JIRA] (ROASTER-36) property.setType leaves get/set with qualified class name

property.setType leaves get/set with qualified class name --------------------------------------------------------- Key: ROASTER-36 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/ROASTER-36 Project: Roaster Issue Type: Enhancement Components: API Affects Versions: 2.7.1.Final Reporter: Antonio Goncalves Assignee: George Gastaldi Fix For: 2.7.2.Final Attachments: roaster.zip I have a use case which is : "Take the attribute of type {{java.util.Date}} and change it to {{org.joda.time.LocalDate}}". Imagine I have the following class : {code} public class MyClass { private Date myFirstDate; public Date getMyFirstDate() { return myFirstDate; } public void setMyFirstDate(Date myFirstDate) { this.myFirstDate = myFirstDate; } } {code} If I only do : {code} PropertySource<JavaClassSource> property = classToProcess.getProperty("myFirstDate"); property.setType(LocalDate.class); {code} This changes both the field and the get/set. But the field gets {{LocalDate}} not qualified, and get/set qualified. This is the final result : {code} public class MyClass { private LocalDate myFirstDate; public org.joda.time.LocalDate getMyFirstDate() { return myFirstDate; } public void setMyFirstDate(org.joda.time.LocalDate myFirstDate) { this.myFirstDate = myFirstDate; } } {code} Only if I do {{property.getAccessor().setReturnType(LocalDate.class)}} I get an unqualified getter. What I would like is to have unqualified class everywhere when I only change the type of the property {{property.setType(LocalDate.class)}} : {code} public class MyClass { private LocalDate myFirstDate; public LocalDate getMyFirstDate() { return myFirstDate; } public void setMyFirstDate(LocalDate myFirstDate) { this.myFirstDate = myFirstDate; } } {code} Attached is a test case