> The problem appears to have been caused by a missing lib...the
> apache/jakarta regex library. The funny thing is that
> 1.4.2 didn't give
> me correct exception reporting. I ended up adding
> xerces to 1.3.1 and
> running my program. I then notice a new exception
> message I had not
> gotten before. Then I find my regex lib and include
> that and it worked
> fine in 1.3.1. Then I thought well lets run it with
> 1.4.2 and see if we
> can get it to run...and sure enough it ran like a
> champ. This may very
> well be a bug in 1.4.2 in it's stack reporting. I
> don't know, but it is
> working now.
that's interesting.
> The only other problem I'm having now is
> the output xml
> does not have the namespaces included. Has this
> already been post to
> the list? Does anyone have the answer? I have been
> looking in the
> properties files, but don't see anything that
> insinuates I can force
> outputting the namespaces...
Are you using mapping file? binding file? Neither?
Here's how I get namespaces in my output.
I use neither a mapping file nor a binding file.
I specify the namespace in the targetNamespace attribute in the schema.
I use the nspackages property to associate a ns w/ a java package.
This generates all value objects for a single ns into a single java package.
To designate a prefix for each used namespace (it's rather ugly w/o this), use
myMarshaller.setNamespacePrefix().
Erik
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