Hi all,
i've run into a little problem here. Maybe someone has a solution or an idea how
it could be solve.
Within an XML-Document there is an element which references another element. If
the referenced element is always of the same type I've got no problem by using
ID/IDREF.
Unfortunatelly in
Hi all,
I'm trying to use JibX 1.13 with the eclipse plugin. However this plugin
only supports the 1.0 RC. I tried updating the jar files in the lib and the
xml config for the plugin, but it fails with the new version. Can someone
point me in the direction of the source so I can re-compile
Hi Todd,
The source code for the plugin is available from the SourceForge
repository, with the module name jibxeclipse. See
http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=69358 for details of how to use
this. It has been dropped from active distribution because there was no
one to maintain it.
-
Hi Holger,
Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't see why using java.lang.Object
wouldn't work for this case. ID/IDREF are an untyped linkage mechanism,
so there shouldn't be any constraints on using the same form of
references to different types of elements.
- Dennis
Dennis M. Sosnoski
Hi Todd,
Yes, it's definitely possible to map polymorphic collections in a couple
of different ways. But to do so, you need to make use of the class
structure. Your binding references the (private) fields of the abstract
base class directly from within the mapping of the child class, so the
It appears you just found a volunteer :). I'm working with Jibx for the
second time, but it would be nice to be able to run in eclipse. I use
maven2, and I've found that setting the eclipse output path to
target/classes causes synchronization issues with eclipse if a maven
operation is
Thanks for the reply Dennis. I realized my error about an hour after I sent
my email. Its amazing when you take a break from an issue how easy the
solution becomes. :). Thanks for the feedback. I'm very happy with Jibx
for my current project. I've used it once before for a heavy traffic web
