Hi all,
I have a class which looks like this (in abbreviated form):
public class Item
{
private AlternateVersions alternateVersions;
// other fields
public static class AlternateVersions
{
private List<AlternateVersion> alternateVersionList = new
ArrayList<AlternateVersion>();
public List<AlternateVersion> getAlternateVersionList() {
return alternateVersionList;
}
public void setAlternateVersionList(List<AlternateVersion> list) {
alternateVersionList = list;
}
public static class AlternateVersion
{
private String id;
private String title;
private String binding;
// getters and setters
}
}
}
I want to use JiBX to serialize the AlternateVersions part of the XML
response. When I call BindingDirectory.getFactory(), I get an "Unable to
access binding information for class Item$AlternateVersions" exception. If
I pass Item.class to the factory instead of AlternateVersions.class, I
ultimately get a ClassCastException: "Item$AlternateVersions cannot be
cast to org.jibx.runtime.IMarshallable". The segment of code in question
looks like this:
Object jibxObject = r.getJibxObject();
fact = BindingDirectory.getFactory(bindingVersion,
jibxObject.getClass());
MarshallingContext context = (MarshallingContext)
fact.createMarshallingContext();
IXMLWriter myStaxWriter = new StAXWriter(fact.getNamespaces(), writer);
context.setXmlWriter(myStaxWriter);
IMarshallable mable = (IMarshallable) jibxObject;
mable.marshal(context);
myStaxWriter.flush();
I'm not sure if I need to first create a factory method (as discussed in
the binding tutorial), or what that would look like for this use case.
Since the classes are declared static, do I still need to create a
reference to an enclosing instance? If so, is this related to the problem
described above?
Ryan Schmitt
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