Hi,
i'm currently using JIBX as data binding framework within an XFire webservice.
Everytime i refer types in the binding.xml i have to use the FQCN. Is there any
possibility to specify a default package name for my types at a central place
(similar to the package attribute in hibernate mapping files)? I tried the
package attribute of the binding tag but I did not work and I think it's not
made for that purpose. The documentation does not mention anything about it.
This is my binding.xml:
<binding>
<mapping name="getPhysicianRequest"
class="de.mycompany.srs.webservice.api.GetPhysicianRequest"
extends="de.mycompany.srs.webservice.api.AbstractRequest">
<structure
map-as="de.mycompany.srs.webservice.api.AbstractRequest" />
<value name="physicianNumber" get-method="getPhysicianNumber"
set-method="setPhysicianNumber" />
</mapping>
<mapping
class="de.mycompany.srs.webservice.api.AbstractRequest"
abstract="true">
<value name="messageID" get-method="getMessageID"
set-method="setMessageID" usage="optional" />
</mapping>
<mapping
class="de.mycompany.srs.webservice.api.PhysicianData"
abstract="true">
<value name="physicianNumber" get-method="getPhysicianNumber"
set-method="setPhysicianNumber" />
<value name="firstName" get-method="getFirstName"
set-method="setFirstName" />
<value name="lastName" get-method="getLastName"
set-method="setLastName" />
<value name="namePrefix" get-method="getNamePrefix"
set-method="setNamePrefix" usage="optional" />
<value name="nameSuffix" get-method="getNameSuffix"
set-method="setNameSuffix" usage="optional" />
</mapping>
<mapping name="getPhysicianResponse"
class="de.mycompany.srs.webservice.api.GetPhysicianResponse"
extends="de.mycompany.srs.webservice.api.AbstractResponse">
<structure
map-as="de.mycompany.srs.webservice.api.AbstractResponse" />
<structure field="physician"
map-as="de.mycompany.srs.webservice.api.PhysicianData"
/>
</mapping>
<mapping
class="de.mycompany.srs.webservice.api.AbstractResponse"
abstract="true">
<value name="timestamp" get-method="getTimestamp"
set-method="setTimestamp" />
<value name="ack" get-method="getAck" set-method="setAck" />
<collection field="errors" create-type="java.util.ArrayList"
usage="optional">
<structure name="error"
type="de.mycompany.srs.webservice.api.Error">
<value name="errorMessage"
get-method="getErrorMessage"
set-method="setErrorMessage"
usage="optional" />
<value name="errorCode"
get-method="getErrorCode"
set-method="setErrorCode"
usage="optional" />
<collection field="errorParameters"
create-type="java.util.ArrayList">
<structure name="errorParameter"
type="de.mycompany.srs.webservice.api.ErrorParameter">
<value name="value"
get-method="getValue"
set-method="setValue"
usage="optional" />
<value name="paramID"
get-method="getParamID"
set-method="setParamID"
usage="optional" style="attribute" />
</structure>
</collection>
</structure>
</collection>
<value name="correlationID" get-method="getCorrelationID"
set-method="setCorrelationID" usage="optional" />
</mapping>
</binding>
Furthermore i'm using a collection nested inside another collection.
Are there any performance issues when nesting collections like this?
Many thx in advance,
jan
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