- Dennis
Norm Deane wrote:
I made some progress by using <namespace>. Here is what I have now.
<binding> <namespace uri="http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace" prefix="xml" default="none"/> <mapping name="PurchaseOrder" class="edu.vanderbilt.mis.jebus.model.PurchaseOrder"> ... </binding>
In my object model, I created a NationalizedString object which has a language code and text property. In my binding for elements that require the "xml:lang" attribute I am mapping them like so...
<structure name="Name" field="name"> <value ns="http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace" name="lang" field="language" style="attribute"/> <value field="text" style="text" /> </structure>
Where the name field is a NationalizedString.
Does this seem reasonable? Can anyone recommend a better approach?
--Norm
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