On 21 Jan 2005 05:17:10 -0000, Shweta Prakash
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have an XML with some redundant elements.
> eg
> <cybertraveler>
> <b>
> bbbb
> </b>
>
> <test>
> REDUNDANT
> </test>
> </cybertraveler>
>
> Now in the mapping, i don't map the redundant element i.e. "test"
>
> On unmarshalling, castor gives error like.
> unable to find FieldDescriptor for 'test' in ClassDescriptor of
> cybertraveler.
>
> Looks like it is mandatory to give field description for all elements...Is
> there any way to ignore the redundant elements.
>
> In my scenario, i need just a few elements, from the XML.
Shweta,
AFAIK, only the Marshaller abides by the 'transient' attribute on the
<field> element, not the Unmarshaller. But maybe Keith will respond
with a tip on how to avoid this field when unmarshalling.
Bruce
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