Keith and Bruce-
Thanks for the input. I hadn't realized Castor (or the XML parser) would be able to resolve includes even within the same jar file. This provides another option I can look into. Thanks again.
Stephen
Keith Visco wrote:
I've used multiple mapping files within the same jar file and it works well for me. I've never tried (as Bruce mentions) to do it across multiple jars, but I would imagine there will be some difficulty there.
--Keith
Bruce Snyder wrote:
On Fri, 07 Jan 2005 14:09:02 -0500, Stephen Bash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So then my question is can one mapping file refer to another within the jar file? Right now I have two major mapping files, where one is <include> in the other... I wasn't sure how that would parse...
I've never tried using the <include> element on a mapping descriptor in another jar file. I've always just kept all the mapping descriptors in a single jar file and usually in the same directory. But I hazard a guess that Castor would not be able to resolve the path because it doesn't search the CLASSPATH.
Bruce
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