public Security ConvertToSecurityObject()
{
Security secObj = null;
if(SecurityTypeName == typeof(Equity).Name)
{
secObj = new Equity();
}
else if(SecurityTypeName == typeof(CorporateBond).Name)
{
secObj = new CorporateBond();
}
foreach(var tab in TabList)
{
foreach(var att in tab.Attributes)
{
Type propertyType = secObj.GetType().GetProperty(att.AttributeRealName).PropertyType;
//Following if part is to handle conversion of nullable types (eg. int?)
if (propertyType.IsGenericType && propertyType.GetGenericTypeDefinition().Equals(typeof(Nullable<>)))
{
propertyType = Nullable.GetUnderlyingType(propertyType);
}
//TODO: Find a way to convert the date strings from excel into SqlDateTime properly. Below statement is temporarily placed to avoid using the Date attributes.
if (propertyType == typeof(SqlDateTime))
continue;
if(att.AttributeValue != null)
secObj.GetType().GetProperty(att.AttributeRealName).SetValue(
secObj,
Convert.ChangeType(att.AttributeValue, propertyType),
null
);
}
}
return secObj;
}
Security GetSecurityObject(string securityName)
{
Security security = null;
switch(securityName)
{
case "Equities":
security = new Equity();
break;
case "Bonds":
security = new CorporateBond();
break;
}
return security;
}
