Re: [castor-dev] Mapping File related question

[Gerald E. Bennett]

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The answer is yes, but how I am not sure!!! Not sure if you have to create your own handler or that you can use the location attribute.   Also does ABC exist in the Java class code ? If so you can map it and define the sub class it maps to to be empty.   location: (since 0.9.4.4) allows the user to specify the "sub-path" for which the value should be marshalled to and from. This is useful for "wrapping" values in elements or for mapping values that appear on sub-elements to the current "element" represented by the class mapping. For more information see the Location attribute below   Hope this helps I am also a beginner with castor.     Cheerios   -----Original Message----- From: Sunit Bhatia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, July 18, 2003 7:22 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [castor-dev] Mapping File related question HI, Is it possible to insert certain XML elements using a mapping file ?   e.g. if I have the objects which map to following XML:   <ROOT1>    <ROOT2>       <XYZ> </XYZ>       <MNO> </MNO>       <ABC> </ABC>       <ABC> </ABC>     </ROOT2> </ROOT2>   Then can I insert an <ABC> element at the top of the <ROOT2>’s children, like this:   <ROOT1>    <ROOT2>       <ABC> </ABC>  à New Element inserted       <XYZ> </XYZ>       <MNO> </MNO>       <ABC> </ABC>       <ABC> </ABC>     </ROOT2> </ROOT2>     Thanks Sunit