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
serializer-deserializer I have written that returns an object, it works ok.
Have any ideas what the problem is?
Thanks,
Frank Mena
into this.
Andreas and I worked together today and we combined our efforts. We combined our code and I have finished the multi-module plugin with all the features I needed and think most people need. I sent the code to Andreas and he will post it to Sourceforge.
Regards,
Frank Mena
On 11/18/05, Dennis
Dennis,
I tried to validate binding.xml in example9 against latest binding.dtd(1.0.1 release), and got following error:
Attribute factory must be declared for element type collection.
It seems dtd did not like factory in element Collection.
Yan
Dennis Sosnoski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
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BTW, I have written a generic Jibx REST provider that works with Jersey,
RESTEasy and RestLets. It handles any class that has jibx bindings, both
incoming and outgoing. It also works with the RESTEasy client. I would be
happy to provide it to the cause.
Frank Mena
modulecom.example:example1/module
modulecom.example:example2/module
/modules
but nothing works. What's wrong?
Frank Mena
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Are you going to release the Eclipse plugin for 1.3.1? The current one does
not work for 1.3.1, nor does it work on Eclipse Neon 2.
Thank you,
Frank Mena
On Sat, Nov 26, 2016 at 3:58 AM, Don Corley <d...@donandann.com> wrote:
> JiBX 1.3.1 has been released.
>
> Thanks to the n
finally moved everything we were using Jibx for to JSON using Jackson, and
removed Jibx. Too bad. Jibx was definitely the best XML library with
mapping abilities lacking in other libraries. Jibx, you served us well over
the years. We will mess you.
Frank Mena
On Thu, Mar 29, 2018 at 3:07 PM, Pexer