Hello all:
I trust that I am posting this to the correct place.
I am presently undertaking a large project that relies on XML for the
client/server inter-op. My project is the client in this scenario, and
we are obligated to accept the schemas as provided by our partner.
As we are architecting our side of the platform in Java, clearly using
some form of XML/Java data binding is highly desired. Naturally, the
first place I looked was to Castor to provide the solution.
However, I am somewhat stymied from the outset. From what I can tell,
the schemas used by our client are in a subset of the XML-Data format.
Here is a simple example of a schema they provide:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<Schema name="SizeSchema"
xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xml-data"
xmlns:dt="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:datatypes">
<ElementType name="size"/>
<AttributeType name="minSize">
<datatype dt:type="int"/>
</AttributeType>
<AttributeType name="maxSize">
<datatype dt:type="int"/>
</AttributeType>
</Schema>
My question is simple -- will I be able to use Castor in this project,
given that their schema representation is not the one natively used by
Castor?
Thank you in advance for letting me know whether or not to purse the
Castor angle. And if not, any other suggestions on what tools will
provide class generation and run-time marshalling/unmarshalling for
this type of schema are greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
-DeWitt
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