Bruce wrote:
>There's no need to use SAX directly when using Castor. Castor uses SAX
>underneath the covers for you.
right
>All you need to worry about is
>unmarshalling XML into Java and marshalling Java into XML. Upon
>marshalling an XML instance into a Java instance, you simply utilize
>the getters and setters to access the data in the Java instance.
>That's the whole beauty of Castor - no more SAX code!
>
>Based on the classes you generated from the xVRML schema, your should
>unmarshall an XML instance into Java instances (i.e. the generated
>classes) and then utilize the generated classes to access all the
>data.
I was not clear enough in my earlier message...
sorry about that
I am writing an infrastructure for apps involving
loading/displaying 3D instance documents conforming to the xVRML Schema
and the idea is to notice as each node is loaded
in order to add it to a scenegraph and to display the stuff as it comes in
I can figure out how to unmarshall an instance document as a whole
and I can figure out how to gain access to the root node (World)
and to the root node's immediate child nodes
(NavigationInfo, WorldInfo, and AvatarList)
but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to
gain access to the children below this ("children" in the Schema)...
my generated classes include a World.getChildren() method
but I cannot seem to figure out how to use
the GroupingAndChildrenNodes returned by that
to figure out the types of and access the nodes in *it*
Schema docs at: http://www.xvrml.net/docs/core.html
menu for the whole balla-wax at: http://www.xvrml.net/
is my question making more sense now?
sorry for the confusion
jeffs
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Jeffrey Sonstein
Assistant Professor
Department of Information Technology
Rochester Institute of Technology
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