If I have the following XML:
<foo>
I am happy
<bar baz="good"/>
I am not happy
</foo>
My classes look like this:
class Foo {
Bar bar;
ArrayList<String> contents;
}
class Bar {
String baz;
}
How do I restore the text contents of the foo tag into the collection?
What if I have some other class that extends Foo, such that the xml
is:
<foo2>
I am happy
<bar baz="good"/>
I am not happy
<other o="no good"/>
I was once lost in the woods
</foo2>
Is there still a way to handle this such that the structure map-as i
would normally use to restore the elements of Foo will also get the
last text string? Is this even remotely possible?
Thanks in advance,
Kendall
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