I'm here. Frank, do you use your Gmail Account for Jabber Communication
(see http://www.google.com/talk/)? I'm connected there as
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and have just added you as a contact.
If you don't use that I have accounts in nearly all the other IM
networks available. We just have to find a common time spot of your
-0800 and my +0100 timezone. ;-)
Regards,
Andreas
Frank Mena wrote:
Dennis, This is a little confusing. Let me see if I have this straight.
There is the classpath of the Compiler and the array of classpath
strings that is passed to the Compiler (classpathset), along with the
bindingfileset.
The deserializer is in both the Compiler's classpath and is passed in
the classpathset. Does the error message help at all?
It would be great to discuss the Maven plugin with Andreas. He probably
has the problems I have licked, I have a lot of experience with
multi-modules. I would be happy to trade code with him, although I
think if we pass around emails this is going to take a long time. Maybe
IM or I could give him a phonecall.
Andreas, are you there?
On 11/17/05, *Dennis Sosnoski* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Hi Frank,
Default values are supplied in the text form, and are converted by the
binding compiler to binary form using the supplied deserializer.
Because
of this the binding compiler needs to have the deserializers available
in the classpath at binding time. It sounds like this particular class
is not being included in your classpath when running under Maven 2.
Incidentally, it'd be great if you could discuss the multi-module issues
with Andreas Brenk so he can get this support in his version of the
plugin.
- Dennis
Frank Mena wrote:
> I have written a Maven 2 Jibx plugin that works across
multi-modules.
> It will bind to classes that are across dependent modules.
>
> I am having a weird problem with a deserializer that converts shorts.
> I represent dates as the number of days since a certain date as a
> short. My serializer-deserializer converts to/from a date string and
> a short. Here is the error I get:
>
> Deserializer class com.GDate not found for converting default value
>
> Here is the bind file:
> <binding>
> <format type = "short" label="GDateFormat"
> serializer="com.GDate.formatXMLDate"
> deserializer="com.GDate.parseXMLDate"/>
> <mapping name = "SimpleObject" class=" com.SimpleObject">
> <value name = "StartDate" field="startDate" format="GDateFormat"
> usage = "optional"/>
> </mapping>
> </binding>
>
> If I remove the usage = "optional" entry, the error goes away. If I
> use default="0", it fails. If I run the same binding from an ant
> script, it works fine. If I use any other serializer-deserializer I
> have written that returns an object, it works ok.
>
> Have any ideas what the problem is?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Frank Mena
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