I got it to work. I needed to give the collection a factory method for HashSets.
I removed the item-type and type attributes of <collection> and added the
factory. I also added a structure that specifies the types. One of the samples
that JiBX ships with (example 8 or 9) did it this way.
My old mapping was:
<binding forwards="false" value-style="attribute">
<mapping class="FlockTest" name="flock-test">
[....]
<collection field="flockTestDetails"
item-type="FlockTestDetail"
type="java.util.HashSet"
usage="optional"/>
</mapping>
And my new mapping is:
<binding forwards="false" value-style="attribute">
<mapping class="FlockTest" name="flock-test">
[....]
<collection field="flockTestDetails"
factory="FlockTestDetail.HashSetFactory">
<structure
type="FlockTestDetail"
usage="optional"/>
</collection>
</mapping>
</binding>
I have to say that I am very happy with the ease with which I was able to
generate a binding file from my hibernate domain objects using jibx-genbinding.
It was also just a cut-and-paste of sample code to get my marshalling code to
work (with some small tweaks in the binding file). I also have maven2 calling
the binding compiler. Very nice. Great documentation too!
Morgan
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