> > 1. How can I define wrapCollectionsInElement for particular composite
> > property of the bean. Or in general, how can i access ElementDescriptor
> > for particular bean.
> as for the second question, you can totally replace the betwixt
> introspection system by plugging an custom XMLBeanInfoRegistry. just
> create your own class extending XMLBeanInfo which contains a description
> of you bean. then create a XMLBeanInfoRegistry which contains supplies an
> instance whenever the class is requested.
>
> another item on the to do list is a XMLBeanInfoRegistry which would have a
> protected set of XMLBeanInfo implementations to make this kind of thing
> much easier. i might bring this forward if you plan to go down this route.
>
Thank you for answer. Your suggestions helped me to write the following:
// Init
BeanWriter beanWriter = new BeanWriter(outputWriter);
XMLIntrospector introspector = beanWriter.getXMLIntrospector();
XMLBeanInfoRegistry registry = introspector.getRegistry();
// Take ElementDesciptor object
introspector.introspect(A.class);
ElementDescriptor fooPropertyDesciptor =
registry.get(A.class).getElementDescriptor().getElementDescriptors()[0];
fooPropertyDesciptor.setWrapCollectionsInElement(false);
// Init a object and write it
A a = new A();
.......
beanWriter.write(a);
Of course it would be nice if I had access to all properties of the Element
Descriptor in the file .betwixt:
<element name="foo" property="fooList" wrapCollectionsInElement="false"/>
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