Hi Peter,
You don't show the <mapping> definition for the VerDTD element. From the
message you're getting, I wonder if this <mapping> might be referencing
itself.
Out of curiosity, do you really need each of the elements to be
represented by a separate class? It looks like most of these just
contain simple values, which can be represented by primitives or String
fields using a <value> component in the binding. That would give you
this type of <mapping> for <SyncHdr>:
<mapping ...>
<value name="VerDTD" get-method="getVerDTD" set-method="setVerDTD"/>
<value name="VerProto" get-method="getVerProto" set-method="setVerProto"/>
...
With a class like:
public class SyncHdr
{
private String verDTD;
private String verProto;
...
- Dennis
Dennis M. Sosnoski
XML and Web Services in Java
Training and Consulting
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Peter Wu wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> I’m using v1.2.1 to unmarshal an xml to its java object and I always
> get the following error.
>
> Expected "{http://example.com}VerDTD"; start tag, found
> "{http://example.com}VerDTD"; end tag (line 1, col 152)
>
> Actually, at line 1, col 152, is </VerDTD>.
>
> So, jibx finds the </VerDTD> tag correctly but, for some reason,
> thinks it should be <VerDTD> rather than </VerDTD>.
>
> A segment of the binding.xml wrt the VerDTD tag is in red below.
>
> <mapping class="com.example.SyncHdr" name="SyncHdr">
>
> <structure type="com.example.VerDTD" get-method="getVerDTD"
> set-method="setVerDTD"/>
>
> <structure type="com.example.VerProto" get-method="getVerProto"
> set-method="setVerProto"/>
>
> <structure type="com.example.SessionID" get-method="getSessionID"
> set-method="setSessionID"/>
>
> <structure type="com.example.MsgID" get-method="getMsgID"
> set-method="setMsgID"/>
>
> <structure type="com.example.Target" get-method="getTarget"
> set-method="setTarget"/>
>
> <structure type="com.example.Source" get-method="getSource"
> set-method="setSource"/>
>
> <structure type="com.example.RespURI" get-method="getRespURI"
> set-method="setRespURI" usage="optional"/>
>
> <structure type="com.example.NoResp" get-method="getNoResp"
> set-method="setNoResp" usage="optional"/>
>
> <structure type="com.example.Cred" get-method="getCred"
> set-method="setCred" usage="optional"/>
>
> <structure type="com.example.Meta" get-method="getMeta"
> set-method="setMeta" usage="optional"/>
>
> </mapping>
>
> A segment of xml for this binding is:
>
> <SyncHdr>
>
> <VerDTD>1.1</VerDTD>
>
> <VerProto>SyncML/1.1</VerProto>
>
> <SessionID>1</SessionID>
>
> <MsgID>1</MsgID>
>
> <Target>
>
> <LocURI>/</LocURI>
>
> </Target>
>
> <Source>
>
> <LocURI>GSM Remote ML</LocURI>
>
> </Source>
>
> </SyncHdr>
>
> The Java class, SyncHdr looks good to me, too.
>
> *public* *class* SyncHdr
>
> {
>
> *private* VerDTD verDTD;
>
> *private* VerProto verProto;
>
> *private* SessionID sessionID;
>
> *private* MsgID msgID;
>
> *private* Target target;
>
> *private* Source source;
>
> *private* RespURI respURI;
>
> *private* NoResp noResp;
>
> *private* Cred cred;
>
> *private* Meta meta;
>
> /**
>
> * getters and setters
>
> */
>
> }
>
> I’m still new to jibx and have been fighting with this problem for 2
> days after googling around for a resolution. Please help!! Thanks!
>
> Cheers,
>
> Peter
>
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