Hi, I have been trying to get JiBX running on RIM/BlackBerry platform (by using the J2ME target since BB accept MIDlet/J2ME app.) But I think my limited skills have failed me. I will share what I have done and some results. Hopefully someone can shad a light on this before I must move on. I am doing my development on windows with Eclipse 3.4, Java 1.6 and BlackBerry JDE 4.6.
As outlined in my comment here: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JIBX-110 I tried building JiBX to the j2me target with the given Ant script but no success, but I did get something by going through the build step manually. I then proceed to build a trial app in BB similar to the starter app. The binding compiler was successful in modifying the class files with the following feedbacks: Using paths: jibx-j2me-bind.jar bcel.jar jibx-j2me-run.jar xpp3.jar stax-api.jar wstx-asl.jar . Using bindings: binding.xml Running binding compiler version jibx_1_1_6a binding binding: context (mp#=1) (cv#=0) (fm#=0) mapping class BBExample.Customer to element customer (#0) context (cv#=0) (fm#=0) element wrapper customer object binding for BBExample.Customer create class BBExample.Customer structure ordered element wrapper person component property person (BBExample.Person) object binding for BBExample.Person create class BBExample.Person structure ordered element cust-num from property customerNumber (int) element first-name from property firstName (java.lang.String) element last-name from property lastName (java.lang.String) element street from property street (java.lang.String) element city from property city (java.lang.String) element state from property state (java.lang.String) element zip from property zip (java.lang.Integer) element phone from property phone (java.lang.String) Generating code for mapping BBExample.Customer Wrote 4 files BBExample.Customer output file size is 4244 bytes BBExample.Person output file size is 2187 bytes BBExample.JiBX_bindingCustomer_access output file size is 1818 bytes BBExample.JiBX_bindingFactory output file size is 2568 bytes Kept 0 files unchanged: Deleted 0 files: And the modified file was successfully packaged into a .cod file using blackberry rapc compiler. (A quick note on cod file and rapc here: http://www.blackberry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800738/800901/How_To_-_Use_the_RAPC_compiler.html?nodeid=800818&vernum=0) But then, when I tried to convert the jar files (jibx-j2me-run.jar and xpp3.jar) into cod, I was not successful and I get the following error: java.util.Comparator: Warning!: No definition found org.jibx.runtime.EnumSet$1: Warning!: Implements undefined interface: java.util.Comparator java.util.Iterator: Warning!: No definition found org.jibx.runtime.impl.ArrayRangeIterator: Warning!: Implements undefined interface: java.util.Iterator java.util.ArrayList: Warning!: No definition found java.util.HashMap: Warning!: No definition found org.jibx.runtime.impl.SparseArrayIterator: Warning!: Implements undefined interface: java.util.Iterator javax.xml.stream.XMLInputFactory: Warning!: No definition found javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamReader: Warning!: No definition found javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamWriter: Warning!: No definition found java.lang.Cloneable: Warning!: No definition found org.xmlpull.mxp1.MXParserCachingStrings: Warning!: Implements undefined interface: java.lang.Cloneable java.lang.Class: Warning!: No definition found for method: getDeclaredField java.lang.reflect.Field: Warning!: No definition found org.jibx.runtime.BindingDirectory: Warning!: Reference to undefined class: java. lang.reflect.Field org.jibx.runtime.BindingDirectory: Error!: Missing stack map at label: 15 When I did this step, I imported most of the jar file from JiBX lib (except xmlpull1_1_4 and stax-api.jar because it generate duplicate definition error with javax.xml.namespace.QName) and the blackberry library file. With my limited knowledge in this area (EE by training), I am not sure what to do next. The "No definition found" may indicate that the j2me target build was indeed faulty (I don't think J2ME support things like HashMap and Iterator...)... and I really have no clue what the Missing stack map means. That's all I've got. Hopefully some of you expert out there can give some insight into this. From what I've read in the last few days, JiBX sounds perfect for the mobile applications. I'd hate to give up on this and go back to SAX based stuff. Regards, Kenny Ho ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ jibx-users mailing list jibx-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jibx-users
