Its not possible now as the server applicaton is a product which gives
specific style of results where we can't change each and every of the
number of consumers.
Best regards,
Raghu Aligeti
"Brian Thompson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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08/06/2007 05:49 PM
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Re: [jibx-users] JiBx double mapping help
Call me naive, but why can't you simply synchronize the XML formats being
used by the client and the server?
-Brian
On 8/6/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,
The current project which invloves JiBx bindings has two levels of
mappings for each of request and response.
The client sends one format of the xml where as the server take different
format of xml with same data.
as an example:
Client input :
<COMMAND>
<contract>
<Person>Some Person</Person>
</contract>
</COMMAND>
Server's expected input:
<COMMAND>
<Person>Some Person</Person>
</COMMAND>
As can be infered from the above even though the data is the same but the
hierarchy levels are different here, this applies to both the input and
output.
(Can we replace green with the blue below? just to elaborate a little bit
more to make it clearer. I hope)
Right now the approach is to unmarshall the input xml obtain the object
representation of the data work on the data to manipulate(method hooking)
to arrange the data as per the server's expected data hierarchy.
Right now,take input as example, our approach is to unmarshall the
client's input xml to objects with matching hierarchy first. And then use
Jibx method hook to create objects representing the server hierarchy and
populate data to those objects. These objects are then marshalled to
input xml to be passed to the server.
The question here is:
is it possible to configure this whole thing in mappings files itself and
avoid using java code to move data from one object hierarchy to another?
Any better solutions?
A detailed explanation of your suggestions is highly appreciated.
Best regards,
Raghu Aligeti
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