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 package org.kuali.rice.core.framework.persistence.ojb.conversion;

 import org.apache.ojb.broker.accesslayer.conversions.FieldConversion;

 /**

  * This class originates from a similar class in the Kuali Financial System and has been adapted from 

  * that original state which was originally authored by the Kuali Nervous System team.

  * 

  * For records in the KEW tables, "0" and "1" are used to represent "false" and "true"

  * respectively which is the standard way to represent these values in OJB.

  * This differs from other pieces of the KNS where "N" and "Y" are used.

  * 

  * @author Kuali Rice Team (rice.collab@kuali.org)

  */

 public class OjbCharBooleanConversion3 implements FieldConversion {

         /**

      * This handles checking any incoming String value and converts them

      * to the appropriate Boolean value. 

      * @see FieldConversion#javaToSql(Object)

      */

     public Object javaToSql(Object source) {

         if (source instanceof String) {

             if ("Y".equals(source)) {

                 return Boolean.TRUE;

             }

             else if ("N".equals(source)) {

                 return Boolean.FALSE;

             }

         }

         return source;

     }

     public Object sqlToJava(Object source) {

         return source;

     }

 }