Versioning is a very complicated issue, however in your case, you may be able to make use of xsi:type attribute?
<root xsi:type="MyRoot1"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";>
...
</root>--Keith
Gilles Maurice wrote:
What is the best way to support marshaling different versions of an XML file using Castor XML ?
The simplistic solution is to have the version number ias part of the root element name e.g. <root1>. When another version of the xml file is created we can call the root name <root2> and then we can put both root names in the mapping file...
<class name="MyRoot1"><map-to xml="root1"/>... <class name="MyRoot2"><map-to xml="root2"/>...
But having a version number in the root name kinda sucks. Does anyone have a better solution?
BTW... Castor XML ROCKS!!!
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