Quoting Ias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > According to JAXB 1.0 spec final draft, isSet feature described in section > 4.5.4 demands one more additioinal method: unsetProperty() is used to > discard a set value of a property. The real problem is, this unsetProperty > method requires a subsequent call to getProperty to obtain the default value > when the schema in question specifies that.
I can't follow here. Do you mean that - the specification states that "whenever I as the JAXB user call unsetProperty(), I have to call getProperty() immediately thereafter" or - if I call getProperty() after unsetProperty(), I receive the configured default value, if any In the former case I see no reason for special handling, in the latter case I cannot see a problem, because this is just what I would expect. Or do I get you completely wrong? > Moreover, section 4.5 states how > a property's value should be set with the schema default value prior to > setting value by unmarshalling or invoking its mutation methods. As far as > I've learned JaxMe 2, there's no way to access "default" attribute of > "<xs:element>" and "<xs:attribute>". If this is not yet possible, it has to be changed, of course. JaxMeXS is able to provide the default value, at least on the syntax level. Possibly not on the logical level, but that's just a matter of omission. The SimpleTypeSG of JaxMe 2 is prepared for default values via the method "getCastFromString" (the one without a JavaMethod argument, that is). > In conclusion, unsetProperty is necessary for a list property and a simple > property with a non-reference base type along with isSetProperty and the > exact implementation necessitates JaxMe 2 to have an access to schema > default values. I can see the necessity for primitive values. Why is it necessary for list properties? In either case, I see no problem in providing an "unset" method. Jochen ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Jaxme-jaxb-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jaxme-jaxb-dev
