Re: [jibx-users] How can I make JiBX ignoring a tag namespace?

[Dennis Sosnoski]

JiBX always uses namespaces, so there's no direct way to handle this. If 
the documents are consistent (in other words, they either use namespaces 
throughout or use the non-namespace version throughout) you can handle 
this with two separate binding definitions. A modified form of the 
org.jibx.extras.BindingSelector code could then look at the root element 
to determine whether to use the namespaced or non-namespaced binding.

If the documents mix the two forms you might still be able to do 
something with subclasses, though this would get ugly - you'd basically 
need to define subclasses of your sync4j.framework.core.SyncML and map 
them separately, one using namespaces and the other not. If the child 
elements of the SyncML element are always non-namespaced you can just 
use an abstract base mapping that handles all the details.

Hope these suggestions help,

 - Dennis

Luigia Fassina wrote:

Hi,
 
How can I make JiBX ignoring a tag namespace?

In the binding.xml I have declared

<mapping name="SyncML" ns="syncml:syncml1.0" 
class="sync4j.framework.core.SyncML">
    <structure field="header"/>
    <structure field="body"/>
</mapping>

The problem is that not all the XML documents will explicity specify 
the namespace.

If the xml message has tag <SyncML> and not <SyncML 
xmlns="syncml:syncml1.0"> JiBX throws an Unmarshall Exception!!
I want that the tag <SyncML> is obligatory but not the declaration of 
namespace.

Thanks in advance
Luigia
 




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