Yes, that's what would be needed. I did some quick searches, thinking
somebody would have done this already for one of the document models
with XMLPull or StAX (which is basically a designed-by-committee version
of XMLPull), but didn't find anything. Still, it's a simple enough API
that it shouldn't be too difficult to implement.
- Dennis
Nikita wrote:
Hello Dennis,
I would like to try.
Now it seems I have to implement XmlPullParser that reads JDOM and add
method IUnmarshallingContext.setParser(XmlPullParser newParser)
Right?
Thursday, July 21, 2005, 10:38:14 AM, you wrote:
DS> The way to handle this would be to create a wrapper that provides an
DS> XMLPull parser interface for reading a DOM, then use that like a parser.
DS> I haven't checked to see if there's an implementation of this already
DS> available, but if not it shouldn't be too difficult to create it if you
DS> understand DOM - the wrapper would just go through the DOM nodes in
DS> document order (so always keep the current node, then when next() is
DS> called you move to the next one). If you want to try writing this to
DS> contribute to the project I can give you general advice on the
DS> implementation and make sure there's a way to use it.
DS> - Dennis
DS> Nikita wrote:
Hello Andreas,
That would be great if you send this.
But it solves only a half of the problem. There is no interface called
like IXMLReader for unmarshalling from different xml sources. Code is
very coupled with pull parser. It seems I can only convert my DOM
representation into text and give it to JiBX as it wants. But it
contains unnecessary parsing. Is there any other way?
Wednesday, July 20, 2005, 4:58:04 PM, you wrote:
AB> Hi Nikita,
AB> it is possible with a custom implementation of the IXMLWriter interface.
AB> I've written one that marshalls into a JDOM Document and officially
AB> contributed it. It is not yet integrated into the main distribution
AB> though. If you need it right away I could send you a recent CVS checkout
AB> with all changes.
AB> Regards,
AB> Andreas
AB> Nikita wrote:
Hello jibx-users,
Is that possible to map java objects to tree structures like DOM and
others?
I need it to convert java objects into custom binary xml format and
I don't want to do superfluous xml parsing.
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