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Dennis Sosnoski updated JIBX-235:
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Component/s: core
Assignee: Dennis Sosnoski
This is somewhat ugly, but cleaning it up in the current code generation is
probably impractical. It'll be addressed for 2.0.
> Inconsistency when using pre-set and post-set methods with Object argument
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>
> Key: JIBX-235
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JIBX-235
> Project: JiBX
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: core
> Affects Versions: JiBX 1.1.6
> Reporter: Petter Måhlén
> Assignee: Dennis Sosnoski
>
> In an example like this:
> binding: -----
> <mapping class="parent">
> <structure name="name1" field="field1" type="type1" post-set="postset" />
> <structure name="name2" field="field2" type="type2" />
> <collection name="collection" field="field3" item-type="type3" />
> </mapping>
> <mapping class="type1" abstract="true">
> </mapping>
> <mapping class="type2" post-set="postset" abstract="true">
> </mapping>
> <mapping class="type3" post-set="postset" name="name3">
> </mapping>
> ----
> XML: ---
> <parent>
> <name1 />
> <name2 />
> <collection>
> <name3/>
> </collection>
> </parent>
> ---
> The postset(Object) method of the class type1 will be called as expected,
> with the Object parameter indicating the "parent" node. However, for type2,
> the "name2" node will be passed in. For type3, the Object parameter will be
> pointing to the Collection instance representing the "collection" node, which
> I find to be logical.
> I have seen two workarounds:
> 1. Always specify the 'post-set' method on the 'structure' level rather than
> on the abstract mapping level. That is a bit brittle in my case and doesn't
> solve the problem (easy to forget it on one structure).
> 2. For the 'type2' case, specify a post-set method that takes the
> IUnmarshallingContext parameter and go one step deeper in the hierarchy to
> find the correct containing object. This works, but means that I need to
> treat cases 1 and 3 one way, and 2 in another.
> Suggested solution: make case 2 work like case 1. :)
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