Assuming your bean property is set via setName(), I think you want to use:
digester.addSetProperties( "/Employee" );
If it were set via setFoo(), you use:
digester.addSetProperties( "/Employee", new String [] { "Name" }, new String
[] { "foo" } );
Is the sample code you provided working? I would expect it to fail because
Name_Key = "Name", not "name". I'm not positive that my original piece of
code will work with an attribute named "Name". I think it expects "name".
Silly bean naming rules...
K.C.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Venkatarman, Rajagopal
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> Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 11:17 AM
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> Subject: [Digester] Attribute Mapping
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>
> Im trying to use the Digester to map attribute key-value to a
> bean property.
> This is the format of my XML
>
> <Employee Name="Raj">
>
> Now to parse this using digester, i had to split the
> Attribute into key and
> value, like
> <Employee Name_Key="Name" Name_Value="Raj">
> And using digester code as
>
> digester.addSetProperty("Root", "Name_Key", "Name_Value");
> which would assign the Attribute Name to "Raj" in my bean.
>
> Is there an easier way to do this? Right now, i have to use a
> stylesheet to
> convert my original XML into the Name-Value formatted XML and
> pass through
> Digester.
>
> TIA
> Raj
>
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