Jeff Sonstein wrote:
On 27 Jan 2005, at 7:16 PM, Keith wrote:
OK, I took a quick look at the javadocs. The collection is the array of GroupingAndChildrenNodesItem. So basically the GroupingAndChildrenNodes class contains a collection of GroupingAndChildrenNodesItem. Each GroupingAndChildrenNodesItem contains the choice component.
So the collection is there, Castor is basically giving you one extra level of abstraction which you probably don't really need in your case, but none-the-less your collection is there.
<light_bulb state="lit"/> ahhhhhhh now I get it... the extra layer was confusing me [easy to do]
Yes, you iterate through each item, getting the GroupingAndChildrenNodesChoice contained within each. From there is where it gets slightly ugly...you need to have an if-then-else statement to check which value of the choice has been set:
ugly indeed
:-)
Well I don't use choice much in my generated source, so I usually don't run into that problem. But I'll see what I can do about getting the extra method generated. Feel free to tweak the SourceGenerator to your liking as well. If you come up with some good improvements, feel free to send them back to us via Bugzilla! :-)
Cheers,
--Keith
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