Justin Deoliveira a écrit :
> I get the impression with jaxb though all you do is throw some
> annotations on some objects and your parsing/serializing is done.
Yes, it work like that.
Additional work are required if we want to works with GeoAPI interfaces, not
only the annotated implementations
I think it might be worth looking at. But doing bindings is still quite
a bit of work. If your model is an emf model it can be a lot less work.
I get the impression with jaxb though all you do is throw some
annotations on some objects and your parsing/serializing is done. I
could be wrong. Last
Is it worth looking at; or should Martin stick with jaxb? Does not look
like we can seperate out a metadata plugin at this time ( a factory
needs to be set up).
Jody
> I would not really call it a "standard". The one that does ship with
> the core of the library is unmaintained, and the second
I would not really call it a "standard". The one that does ship with the
core of the library is unmaintained, and the second generation of it is
an extension.
Jody Garnett wrote:
> Martin just a thought; have you considered using the xml binding
> framework - is the geotools standard after all.
Sorry that message was ment for the uDig list; which is learning to work
with Gabriel this week :-)
Jody
> It seems that building geotools locally acquires the dependency; it is
> okay to download from one of the mirrors... something like the following.
>
>> > dest="${lib}/xpp3-1.1.3.4.O.jar"
It seems that building geotools locally acquires the dependency; it is
okay to download from one of the mirrors... something like the following.
> dest="${lib}/xpp3-1.1.3.4.O.jar" usetimestamp="true"
> ignoreerrors="true" verbose="true" />
> dest="${lib}/xpp3-1.1.3.4.O.jar" usetimestamp="true"
Seriously try it out using the example and documentation; it should meet
your needs (and then some). And it would really benifit the rest of our
community - they could then delegate to your xml bindings when parsing
get capabilities documents and so forth.
Remember sun may fold stuff into Java
Martin just a thought; have you considered using the xml binding
framework - is the geotools standard after all. It may not be sun but it
is dependency every downloads.
Jody
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