A quick query on the source generation aspect of Castor.
Castor’s documentation says that the XSD element type “integer” gets mapped into the Java type “int”. But the W3C document says “The ·value space· of integer is the infinite set {...,-2,-1,0,1,2,...}. The ·base type· of integer is decimal.”
Does that mean the XSD “integer” maps more appropriately to a “long” than to an “int” (although that doesn’t still cover the full definition as given by W3C, long seems to be the closest Java primitive type for an “integer”. Java “int” can still be used for the xs:int))? Just curious to get your thoughts on that.
Thanks,
Manoj
2006-11-07, 19:17:02
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