Hi,
I've been using Betwixt to convert xml file in JavaBeans. But I've
found some problems.
I have 4 classes: Config, Arrow, Tip and ElementB. In accordance with
the XML file below, inside of element 'elementA' I may have several
'arrow' elements and inside of element 'arrow' I may have several
'tip' elements, and after 'elementA' I have an 'elementB'. This works
almost perfectly, because Config class, used in the registerBeanClass
(reader.registerBeanClass(new InputSource(dotBetwixtDocument),
Config.class)), is constructed with the elements 'arrow'(which is a
List in Config class) and 'elementB', but for the element 'tip'(which
is a List in Arrow class) doesn't work. The attribute 'tip' in the
class Arrow is empty.
What it happens?
Thank's very much.
Ederson Ferreira
My XML file follows the structure below:
<config>
<elementA>
<arrow att1="X" att2="Y" att3="Z">
<tip att4="W" att5="true" att6="false" />
<tip att4="U" att5="false" att6="true" />
</arrow>
<arrow att1="K" att2="L" att3="M">
<tip att4="R" att5="true" att6="false" />
<tip att4="S" att5="false" att6="true" />
</arrow>
</elementA>
<elementB att7="Q" />
<config>
My .betwixt document, inside application:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' ?>
<info primitiveTypes='attribute'>
<element name='config'>
<element name='elementA'>
<element name='arrow'
class='com.emf.tests.Arrow'
property='arrowa'>
<attribute name='att1' property='att1'/>
<attribute name='att2' property='att2'/>
<attribute name='att3' property='att3'/>
<element name='tip'
class='com.emf.tests.Tip'
property='tips'>
<attribute name='att4'
property='att4'/>
<attribute name='att5'
property='att5'/>
<attribute name='att6'
property='att6'/>
</element>
</element>
</element>
<element name='elementB'
class='com.emf.tests.ElementB'
property='elementB'>
<attribute name='att7' property='att7'/>
</element>
<addDefaults/>
</element>
</info>
---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
