Jochen,
All we need it the following. We are going to stick the generated XSD
into a WSDL. That's it.
"Create a class "BeanReader", or whatever, which uses JaxMeJS
reflection to inspect a given Java bean class. The bean readers
purpose is the creation of an equivalent XML schema"
Thanks,
dims
On 11/23/05, Jochen Wiedmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Davanum Srinivas wrote:
>
> > Nice...So what is the delta required ("required changes are few")?
>
> The required functionality requires two parts:
>
> a) Create a class "BeanReader", or whatever, which uses JaxMeJS
> reflection to inspect a given Java bean class. The bean readers
> purpose is the creation of an equivalent XML schema, which can
> then be used as input for JaxMe.
>
> If we restrict the first version to those classes, which are
> already supported by JaxMe (in other words: Java primitive types,
> the corresponding object types, Calendar, lists, arrays, ...
> as opposed to arbitrary collections and instances of Map), then
> a first working version should be ready within 8 or 10 hours of
> work. The other data types could be added later without too much
> effort.
>
> The created XML schema would also need to contain special
> annotations, which advice JaxMe that
>
> 1) no interface is being used for the created classes and
> 2) rather than creating own bean classes, the original bean
> class is being used
>
> b) The rest of the job is adding support for 1) and 2). Setting up
> an example, running the generator on it and looking for errors
> in the compiled classes would easily show, what changes are
> required. I believe, that this is more work than a), but another
> 20 or 25 hours should really do.
>
> The main question is for me to find the time. However, I was looking
> forward into work on JaxMe anyways (with different priorities, though),
> since my proposal for XML-RPC 3 is out. In other words, about 30-40
> hours of work is definitely possible within the next four weeks or so.
> (In particular, because this job is far away from being as complex as
> the support for arbitrary nested groups, which I planned to work on.)
>
>
> Jochen
>
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