hi Pablo

you should be able to do stuff like this pretty easily with digester. you haven't specified the object's your mapping to but you should be able use matches like "*/menu" to handle the recursion. ("*/menu" maps all menus elements no matter how deeply

- robert


On Thursday, February 27, 2003, at 04:16 PM, Pablo Nussembaum wrote:


hi Robert,
        I need to parse xml to build a MenuBar.
        The xml is:

<menubar id="wpPostal">
        <menu id="Operator" text="Operator" mnemonic_key="O">
                <menu id="id2" text="Wealth" mnemonic_key="N">
                   <menuitem id="initSuppliment" text="Suppliment"
mnemonic_key="S"/>
                        <menuitem id="initTakings" text="Takings"
mnemonic_key="R"/>
                </menu>
        <menu id="ConsultsTitle" text="Consults" mnemonic_key="C">
                <menu id="id14" text="Balance" mnemonic_key="L">
                        <menu id="id15" text="Card" mnemonic_key="C">
                                <menuitem id="initBalanceCA"
text="Current_Account" mnemonic_key="C"/>
                                <menuitem id="initBalanceSA"
text="Savings" mnemonic_key="P"/>
                        </menu>
                        <menu id="id18" text="Typed" mnemonic_key="D">
                                <menuitem id="initDigCCBalance"
text="Current_Account" mnemonic_key="C"/>
                                <menuitem id="initDigSBalance"
text="Savings" mnemonic_key="P"/>
                        </menu>
                </menu>
</menubar>

-----Mensaje original-----
De: robert burrell donkin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: Jueves, 27 de Febrero de 2003 12:57
Para: Jakarta Commons Users List
Asunto: Re: Digester w/ Recursive Tags

hi Pablo

i'm not sure that i really understand what you're driving at here. AFAIK

recursive tags can be processed pretty well already using (for example)
the extended base rules. could you give a more detailed example of what
you're having problems with?

- robert

On Thursday, February 27, 2003, at 02:42 PM, Pablo Nussembaum wrote:

I've the same problem, and I think to solve the problem we need to
change the digesters rules to accept another rule (like a composite
pattern)



An example will make my point more clear.



public void parse()

{

...

Digeter d = new Digester();

Rule r = new xxxxRule("a");

r.addXxxxRule("b");



d.addRule(r);



...

}

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