Hi Tamas,
You need to go to either the MarshallingContext implementation class for
IMarshallingContext, or to the IXMLWriter in order to control writing
start and end tags. The IMarshallingContext marshalDocument() JavaDocs say:
/The effect of this method is the same as the sequence of a call to
startDocument(java.lang.String, java.lang.Boolean), a call to marshal
the root object using this context, and finally a call to endDocument()./
which gives the general idea of the process, but doesn't tell you how to
control the bit in between. Here's how you'd do what you want using the
IXMLWriter approach - First call startDocument(), then get the
IXMLWriter by calling getWriter(). Call startTagClosed() on the writer
to write the root element start tag, then just marshal the child objects
normally. When you're done with the child objects, call endTag() to
close the root element, and finish with a call to the
IMarshallingContext endDocument() method.
The namespace index used by both the MarshallingContext and IXMLWriter
element and attribute methods is generated from your binding. The
no-namespace index is always 0, so if you're not using namespaces just
always use 0. If you *are* using namespaces and want to be safe, you
need to lookup the namespace in the array of namespace URIs from the
IBindingFactory (the index passed to the methods is the same as the
index into the array).
- Dennis
Tamas Hegedus wrote:
Hi,
I could not find the way of marshalling individual objects.
The opposit of the following marshalling:
while( !umc.isEnd()) {
ABCtop s = (ABCtop) umc.unmarshalElement();
s.setId( new Integer(cnter));
s.dosomething();
}
I would like to write a root tag (opposite of
umContext.parsePastStartTag( nameSpace, rootTag);)
Then I would like to marshall several objects.
Finally write an end root tag.
======
I tried the MarshContext.marshalDocument(...), but it writes only an
xml start tag, one object, then closes the output stream.
Thanks a lot!
===================================
To my prev emails to Mocky and Dennis: db4o has memory leakage
problems (and I had several million objects...)
Regards,
Tamas
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