Hi Chris,
I've added the schema instance namespace in to support xsi:nil. However,
the namespace is not actually defined in an output document unless one
or more elements in the binding definition are using the new
nillable="true" attribute.
Unfortunately, this may cause problems for people using custom
marshaller/unmarshallers with their own namespaces. Your
marshalling/unmarshaller code may have been written to assume that your
added namespaces will be at particular index positions (I think
originally this was the only way of doing things). If that's the case
those indexes will need to be adjusted upward by one.
I apologize for the inconvenience of having this break some backward
compatibility. But I felt xsi:nil support (and eventually xsi:type
support) was an important feature worth some adjustments. There are also
a few other things about the upcoming 1.1 beta which can break
compatibility with existing bindings, and I'll try to spell them all out
clearly in the release notes.
- Dennis
Dennis M. Sosnoski
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Chris Chen wrote:
In the latest CVS code (as of last night), I am getting
inconsistencies in the indexes between MarshallingContext and the
underlying writer.
MarshallingContext's m_uris has a new Namespace defined called http://
www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance located at index location 2 (0-
based), while the underlying writer does not have this namespace
defined.
For some reason, after I updated to last night's code from the 05-13
code base, I am encountering a lot of problems when it comes to using
ctx.startTagNamespaces() method in my custom mapper class.
Previously, things worked fine without any glitches. After the
update to yesterday's code, I am not getting the additional namespace
mentioned above AND getting an exception that says my custom
namespace has not been declared. I used ctx.pushNamespaceExtensions
() before the startTagNamespaces() method. All worked fine before.
What changed?
-ck
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