Richard,
Basically if you want to add a property to the object simply do so in
standard bean fasion:
Qestions (Collection):
pirvate String name;
public void setName(String name) { ... }
public String getName() { ... }
Then in your questions .betwixt file, you would simply add the following
info:
<info>
<element name='rq:questions'>
<attribute name='name' property='name' />
...
</element>
</info>
I tried this on my demo project, and it worked fine.
Cheers,
Ryan
>
> Hi Ryan,
>
> Thanks for your super-speedy response. I think it will help me immensely
> (I am a complete betwixt newbie).
>
> I will try to cobble together a working example of the solution as you
> propose.
>
> If I succeed I will gladly update the Betwixt documentation (crediting you
> of course for the solution ;=)
>
>
> If I understand correctly you are mapping XML elements of type
> "questionGroup" to instances of the Java class "Questions". I guess the
> system you modelled is bigger than what you have outlined so I am curious
> to know if the "Questions" class has to be just a simple collection as you
> show or if it possible for this class to also contain more properties?
> If it can't store more properties then it is not a big problem - I can use
> the collection to store the hierarchy and use a simple list elsewhere to
> store the remaining attributes.
>
> If you can easily send me more details then great otherwise no problem and
> thanks again for helping.
>
> ciao,
> Richard SULLIVAN (based in Brussels, Belgium)
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