Sorry, I mis-represented the problem. All of the Tree classes have a
Wood field and there are no inherited class types:
class Oak implements com.ge.Tree {
private Wood woodType = new Wood();
} class Maple implements
com.ge.Tree {
private Wood woodType = new Wood();
} class Walnut implements
com.ge.Tree {
private Wood woodType = new Wood();
}
The output XML needs to conform to a schema that says some of Trees have
different element names for their "woodType" field (thus the elements
below the tree names in my XML output example).
Thanks,
Ian
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You will need a mapping for each of your inherited class types.
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Hi List,
In my Java object model, I have several objects (com.ge.tree.Oak,
com.ge.tree.Maple, com.ge.tree.Walnut, for example) that all use a
similar class com.ge.Wood for a field (lets call it woodType for this
example). When marshalling my XML out for this model, I would like to
change the name of the element that corresponds to the woodType field
depending on which subclass of com.ge.Wood the certain com.ge.tree class
uses.
In code:
class Oak implements com.ge.Tree {
private Wood woodType = new OakWood(); } class Maple implements
com.ge.Tree {
private Wood woodType = new MapleWood(); } class Walnut implements
com.ge.Tree {
private Wood woodType = new WalnutWood(); }
In XML:
<oak>
<oakWoodType specificGravity="142.2" /> </oak> <maple>
<mapleWoodType specificGravity="3.4"/> </maple> <walnut>
<walnutWood specificGravity="123.4" /> </walnut>
At this point, my binding.xml file looks like this:
<mapping class="com.ge.Tree"
abstract="true"
marshaller="com.ge.CustomTreeMarshaller">
<structure />
</mapping>
But it doesn't work.
Do you folks have any ideas or pointers?
Thanks!
Ian
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