Kurt, the reason to have default values declared in the Schema is so you
_don't_ have to specify them in the instance, they are defaulted. So
this is what XMLBeans in doing. The default values are returned when you
called the generated getters, but they are not put in the XML document.
Radu
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From: Kurt Roy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2007 2:34 PM
To: dev@xmlbeans.apache.org
Subject: toString()/Pretty print - outputs default values if not
explicitly set?
Hello,
We have a schema that has some default values specified for some
attributes. We are building an xmlbeans structure in order to do a
"toString()" to get the resultant output xml. For some of the default
values, we do not have any exact values to set on the xmlbean, so we are
not explicitly setting values for these attributes.
We were expecting the XmlBean to provide the default value upon
calling "toString()".
Is this supported? I did not see this in the doc (very possible
I did not see it though).
Thanks,
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