Hi Venkatesh,
Unfortunately, I don't think XML schema is flexible enough to be useful
for validating bindings. You really need conditionals and contingent
expressions to be useful. It might be possible to do something with the
combination of XSD and Schematron, but I haven't tried this.
The only feature that's actually been deprecated is label/using. Now
that I think of it, I'll add a warning on that.
org.jibx.extras.TypedArrayMapper isn't really necessary now that array
support is built in, but there's nothing wrong with using it. <mapping
extends="..."> is also not necessary in most cases, but does still have
a reason to stay around (schema substitution groups).
I've updated the documentation as I've gone along for most of the
changes, but the tutorial is getting somewhat dated. I'm going to
rewrite a couple of the sections for the production release, including
the section on collections. I'll also include a summary of things people
might want to change in the readme.html of the distribution.
- Dennis
Venkatesh Prasad Ranganath wrote:
Hi,
Great to hear RC1 will be released shortly.
I was wondering if there was a simple and easy way to check for
deprecated features in bindings based on old releases. Of course,
compilation failures will suffice. However such an approach would not
suffice to realize new efficient and clean features in RC1 that can be
substituted for older workarounds. So, can you please provide a
suggestive and sufficiently-exhaustive XSD that can be used validate
older bindings against new features? I know this approach cannot
address all issues, but it would be useful even if it can point out
significant issues/adaptations.
Just a suggestion.
--
Venkatesh Prasad Ranganath,
Kansas State University.
web: http://www.cis.ksu.edu/~rvprasad
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