[jibx-users] Namespaces and IXMLWriter

I mentioned in a previos message that I am having some problems with namespaces. I have a custom marshaller that examines a list for elements that implement IMarshallable, and when it finds them, it calls BindingDirectory.getFactory, then creates a marshalling context and tries to marshall the

[jibx-users] Binding problem, collection causing trouble

Hi Stephen, I think the problem is related to the way Collections work. JiBX will attempt to place everything in a collection unless it is restricted somehow to a particular type; this works great when what you want is heterogeneous collections, but, in your case you only want to have Tenders

Re: [jibx-users] Error during code generation

Hi Leif, I worked through the implications of this error and added checking during validation to catch the problem case. I also fixed the line 0 problem. :-) - Dennis Leif Stainsby wrote: Hi, I'm reporting this because the error message said I should ;-). I don't have a particular

Re: [jibx-users] IllegalStateException: Stack size mismatch on branch

Leif, I'm somehow missing context on this one - I don't see any earlier messages relating to this. Can you tell me how you got the IllegalStateException? I'd like to make sure it's resolved for the future. Thanks, - Dennis Leif Stainsby wrote: Hi, It appears that the problem involved

Re: [jibx-users] Re: Schema Generator

Hi Lorrin, The Schema generator is in need of updating. I think I've finally added the last feature for JiBX 1.0 (yes, I know I've said that before), and should go back to revise the binding generator and schema generator to match the JiBX changes since they were written. I probably won't get

Re: [jibx-users] XmlPullParser error!!

Hi Nuno, I've never seen anything like this, though it may be some kind of subtle error in the character handling. What character encoding are you using in your document? Also, try adding some more whitespace before the DadosOficina start tag and see if that makes a difference. Finally,

Re: [jibx-users] JiBXException: Expected A end tag, found B start tag

As Leif (eventually) discovered, the issue here was that his namespace declaration, nested inside the ServiceIdentification element mapping, only applies to the definitions within that mapping. If you want a namespace to apply to all the components of your binding, make it a child of the

[jibx-users] Jibx and Maven 2

I am trying to figure out how to use jibx and maven 2. I was hoping I could ask the question here because it is hard to explain how to use jibx across modules in the maven mailing list. As an example, I have the following directory structure:common common1 common2 subcommon subcommon1

Re: [jibx-users] Usage of include element

Probably the order of child components in the binding definition. The include elements need to be the first child elements of the binding element, before anything else. If that doesn't help, show the first 5 lines of AddClaimOverride.xml. - Dennis sanjeev kumar wrote: Hi, Could somebody