Thanks! But one more question, I have to put this in the message element:
<Batch OnError="Return">
<Method ID="1" Cmd="New">
<Field Name="Title">nom</Field>
<Field Name="FirstName">FirstName</Field>
<Field Name="Email">[EMAIL PROTECTED]</Field>
</Method>
</Batch>
I wrote this, but I know I got a mistake somewhere... I don't think it
output the right XML. (I am trying to use getAsString() to see the output,
without success)
MessageElement me[] = new MessageElement[1];
me[0] = new MessageElement (new QName(namespaceUri, "Batch"));
me[0].addAttribute(namespaceUri, "OnError", "Return");
MessageElement method = (MessageElement)me[0].addChildElement("Method");
method.addAttribute(namespaceUri, "ID", "1");
method.addAttribute(namespaceUri, "Cmd", "New");
MessageElement title = (MessageElement)method.addChildElement("Title");
title.addTextNode("Nom");
MessageElement firstname =
(MessageElement)method.addChildElement("FirstName");
firstname.addTextNode("First Name");
MessageElement email = (MessageElement)method.addChildElement("Email");
email.addTextNode("[EMAIL PROTECTED]");
Thank you so much.
Mona
----- Message d'origine -----
De : "Jaka Mocnik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
À : <[email protected]>
Envoyé : 31 mai 2006 14:16
Objet : Re: Help on creating a MessageElement
On Wed, 2006-05-31 at 13:50 -0400, Mona Yazbeck wrote:
Hi Jaka,
I get a compilation error when trying to call my constructor with the
root
element. I guess it's because the constructor is waiting for a
MessageElement[] (an array).
cannot resolve symbol
symbol: constructor
UpdateListItemsUpdates(org.apache.axis.message.MessageElement)
ok, I completely misunderstood you before.
so you want to have a MessageElement[] array that represents the
children of the Method element you decribe in your original post?
simple:
MessageElement me[] = new MessageElement[3];
now for each me[0..2] create a new MessageElement:
me[i] = new MessageElement(new QName(namespaceUri, elementName));
add appropriate attributes:
me[i].addAttribute(namespaceUri, attributeName, attributeValue);
finally, add text content of the element:
me[i].addTextNode(contentOfTheElement);
I believe this will create the appropriate MessageElements...
regards,
jaKa
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