Thanks for this Joshua, let me try this .
gary
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If you upgrade to jibx >= 1.1, you can declare the containing structure
"ordered='false' flexible='true'" and accomplish the same effect. You
do still have to explicitly declare this on each structure declaration,
though.
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> Is it possible in JIBX to have a mapping which tells it to ignore any
other
> XML elements in this structure. Say in the below example if say the
system
> now starts to add another element to the XML
>
> <element1.4>text1.4</element1.4>
>
> but we really donot care and would ignore it, then is there any way to
set
> it to ignore WITHOUT changing the binding file and binding classes. Is
it
> possible to define somewhere in the structure which says like "Donot
throw
> an error if you donot match the exact sequence, but go to the next tag
> which is matches the element in the binding file "
>
> Below would acomplish something of that , but we would then have to add
it
> to EVERY structure we have . basically something like turn OFF the schema
> validation
>
> <structure usage="optional" get-method="getIgnored"
set-method="setIgnored"
> marshaller="org.jibx.extras.DiscardElementMapper"
> unmarshaller="org.jibx.extras.DiscardElementMapper" />
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> Gary
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> Hi Wolle,
>
> I think the problem here is that you didn't specify any handling for the
> <sub1.1> element, so when JiBX sees this element while unmarshalling it
> assumes it's past the elements which were named in the binding - and
> since it hasn't seen a <sub1.2> yet it complains about that being
> missing. You should be able to just add a <structure name="sub1.1"
> usage="optional"/> to your binding (as another child of the <structure
> name="sub1" ordered="false"> element) to tell JiBX to discard the sub1.1
> element if it sees one.
>
> - Dennis
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> Wolf-Dieter Mische wrote:
> > Hello again,
> >
> > after my compiling problem is solved I have another one.
> >
> > I had following xml structure:
> > <root>
> > <sub1>
> > <sub1.1>
> > <element1.1>text1.1</element1.1>
> > <element1.2>text1.2</element1.2>
> > <element1.3>text1.3</element1.3>
> > </sub1.1>
> > <sub1.2>
> > <element2>text2</element2>
> > </sub1.2>
> > <sub1.3>
> > <element3>text3</element3>
> > </sub1.3>
> > </sub1>
> > </root>
> > No how have the binding file to, if I just want to unmarshall it into
one
> class like this:
> > public class root {
> > public String element2;
> > public String element3;
> > }
> >
> > I tried it with following binding.xml, but receiving this exception:
> > org.jibx.runtime.JiBXException: Missing required element "sub1.2"
> >
> > <binding>
> > <mapping name="root" class="org.domain.Root" ordered="false">
> > <structure name="sub1" ordered="false">
> > <structure name="sub1.2" ordered="false">
> > <value name="element2" field="element2"/>
> > </structure>
> > <structure name="sub1.3" ordered="false">
> > <value name="element3" field="element3"/>
> > </structure>
> > </structure>
> > </mapping>
> > </binding>
> >
> > Is it possible to map such a structure?
> >
> >
> > King regards
> > Wolle
> >
> >
>
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