Re: [castor-user] Is it possible to map this element to aJava

Dragos Haiduc Tue, 18 May 2004 00:13:26 -0700


Thanks again, Keith,  i was missing this part for the whole time:
...............................

 <bind-xml node="text"/>
...............

Keith Visco wrote:

Hi Dragos,

The following should do the trick:


  <class name="com.acme.Url">
     <map-to xml="url">
     <field name="kind" type="string">
        <bind-xml node="attribute"/>
     </field>
     <field name="value" type="string">
        <bind-xml node="text"/>
     </field>
  </class>

Hope that helps,

--Keith

Dragos Haiduc wrote:

If possible, it should be a simple JavaBean, something like:

public class Url {
//e.g. "zip"
private String kind;
//e.g. "http://www.eurosport.com/gifs.zip";
private String value;

//=== proper getters and setters to follow for the 2 fields====
}

I couldn't figure out how the mapping file should look like in order to
be able to properly map the field "value" to the below <url> element.
Thanks again.
Dragos

Keith Visco wrote:

Yes, Castor can handle that XML, but what does the Object look like that
you're trying to map it to?

--Keith

Dragos Haiduc wrote:

Hello.

Is it possible to map the following XML element to a Java object using
the castor-xml framework?
If yes, could you please let me know how?

Here comes the sequence:
.................................
<url kind="zip"> http://www.eurosport.com/gifs.zip</url>
.................................

Please note that changing the XML document structure is not an option.
Thank you very much for your help.

Dragos

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