Hello,
I have a class already written and I want to write a mapping.xml file for it
to enable marshalling/unmarshalling.
One of the properties of this class is myMap of type java.util.Map.
public Map getMyMap(){...}
public void setMyMap(Map m){...}
The keys in the map are all of type java.lang.String but the values in the
Map do not have a common base class other than java.lang.Object. All the
possible types the map might hold are fixed and known at mapping.xml writing
time.
I'd like the myMap property to marshall/unmarshall to something like this.
<mymap>
<onetype id="key1"> .....</onetype > <!-- first object is type One -->
<btype id="key3"> .....</btype> <!-- 2nd object is type B -->
<onetype id="key2"> .....</onetype > <!-- 3rd object is type One,
etc. -->
...
</mymap>
where the id attributes are the keys in the map.
Browsing around the mapping.xml examples on the castor.org website, I did
not see an example of this.
Is this doable by the castor xml framework? If so, what would the <field>
entry in the mapping.xml look like?
Regards,
-Brian
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