---- Matt Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have the following simple xml file.
>
> <security>
> <security-sections>
> <section>
> <name>issueDetail</name>
> <role>manager</role>
> <role>user</role>
> </section>
> How would I map the role elements to an arraylist named roles?
I suggest changing the SecuritySection class like this:
SecuritySection.addRole(String role) {
this.roles.add(role);
}
after which the digester rule becomes trivial.
Alternatively you could change the input format to:
<roles>
<role>...</role>
<role>...</role>
</roles>
then use ObjectCreateRule to create the ArrayList on <roles> and CallMethodRule
to invoke its add method on <role>
If you absolutely cannot do either of these, then I guess you can create the
ArrayList at the section tag. The rule which sets the name attribute will then
need to specify a "target offset" in order to access the SecuritySection object
as it is no longer the top object on the stack. This is rather inelegant; I
would recommend one of the other approaches instead.
Regards,
Simon
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