Hi Paul,
I'm not sure what could be going on with this, but it's related to the
extends="..." processing at runtime. From what you show I'd think you
could just eliminate the extends="..." links completely and the problem
would probably go away. extends="..." is really only intended for the
equivalent of schema substitution groups, so unless that's what you're
doing it's not really needed.
If you've got the current simplified code to demonstrate the problem
please enter a bug in Jira and attach the code, test data, and binding
along with a build.xml so I can make sure it gets fixed. Thanks,
- Dennis
Paul Abbott wrote:
Hi,
I'm getting the above error message at run time with I try to marshal
a tree of objects. I'm using the following mappings which compile
without error;
<binding>
<mapping name="rule" class="Rule">
<collection field="selectors" type="java.util.ArrayList"
item-type="Subject" usage="optional"/>
</mapping>
<mapping class="ElementSelector" abstract="true">
</mapping>
<mapping name="typeSelector" class="TypeSelector"
extends="ElementSelector">
</mapping>
<mapping class="Subject" abstract="true"/>
<mapping name="subjectSelector" class="SubjectSelector"
extends="Subject">
<structure get-method="getElementSelector"
set-method="setElementSelector" usage="optional">
<!-- This will contain an object of type TypeSelector -->
</structure>
</mapping>
</binding>
I've simplified the mapping for this posting, before you ask "why are
you doing that?"
The Java objects are as follows;
ElementSelector and Subject are both interfaces
Rule, TypeSelector and SubjectSelector and concrete classes,
TypeSelector implements ElementSelector and SubjectSelector implements
Subject.
There appears to be a problem with the use of 2 abstract mappings, one
inside the other. Has anyone else seen this kind of problem?
Paul Abbott
Volantis Systems Ltd.
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