Re: [jibx-users] Java 8 update

could use kickstarter (or others) to crowd fund this effort. Put a link on jibx site on top and email the jibx user group. I am confident the community will support it. I will for sure. Thanks Shri On Thursday, May 1, 2014 3:59 PM, Dennis Sosnoski d...@sosnoski.com wrote: For starters, the BCEL

Re: [jibx-users] Java 8 update

For starters, the BCEL tool used by JiBX is incompatible with Java 8. It looks like there's been some work to address this, but there's no new release of BCEL and no indication when there might be. My preferred approach to solve this would be to replace BCEL with the more-modern and better

Re: [jibx-users] JiBX and Java 8 is failing for me too

Hi Adhamh, I am looking into the issues with Java 8, but I'm also swamped with other things right now. I'll have an answer for how to deal with Java 8 support by the end of the month. JiBX is not being actively maintained, but I do provide paid support for clients at a discounted rate. In

Re: [jibx-users] Binding class to multiple documents/single SOAP endpoint

Hi Kendall, You might be able to do this with JiBX/WS, but I haven't tried and wouldn't guarantee it would work correctly. The most likely problem would be that you're marshalling the same class as several different elements. JiBX allows this, but you'd need to have a way of identifying the

[jibx-users] JiBX 1.2.5 release

I've now released JiBX 1.2.5. The only real change in this one is full support for Java 7. With 1.2.5 you can bind class files compiled with Java 7 and keep full Java 7 compatibility for these class files. Class files generated by JiBX continue to use an older form, but are loaded without any

[jibx-users] Java 7 support

I've got a working build of JiBX with Java 7 support included available for trial at http://www.jibx.org/jibx_1_2_5_SNAPSHOT.zip I'll do the formal release early next week, but wanted to give interested parties a chance to try it out first. Let me know if you run into problems. Thanks, -

Re: [jibx-users] JiBX2WDSL WSDL default value for element

Jibx2Wsdl doesn't support default values in the schema. I don't think any of the web services stacks that work with schemas pay any attention to default values anyway, so it's never been a feature of interest. Are you trying to do this just to reduce the size of the XML? - Dennis Dennis M.

[jibx-users] Java 7 support and beyond

Hi all, I've had some people asking me about continued support for JiBX, including Java 7 support without the workarounds currently required, so thought I'd let users know the situation and see if anything can be done. From the beginning, commercial clients have motivated much of the work

Re: [jibx-users] JiBX bind - Error: factory-method needed for abstract type

Hi Jack, The problem here is that your schema defines *abstract* types, which cannot be used directly in XML documents. You need to have concrete types that extend the abstract types in order to actually use them in documents. Judging from the binding error you're getting, it looks like there

Re: [jibx-users] Unable to generate binding.xml for class with javax.activation.DataHandler - MTOM

Hi Brando, No, there's no default support for DataHandler. This is something I've been interested in implementing in the past, since it could allow JiBX to hook into the MTOM attachment support in Axis2 and CXF. - Dennis Dennis M. Sosnoski Java SOA and Web Services Consulting

Re: [jibx-users] Java 7 and JiBX 1.2.2

It looks like Java 1.7 made non-backward compatible changes to the bytecode verifier, and now requires some sort of new instruction structure. I haven't found where this is spelled out in the Java 1.7 documentation, but Snoracle doesn't seem especially forthcoming about the changes they're

Re: [jibx-users] Structure ordering issue with custom marshaller and unmarshaller

Hi Vikas, Can you provide some details of how this fails? Off hand, I'd think it should work as you'd expect. - Dennis Dennis M. Sosnoski Java SOA and Web Services Consulting http://www.sosnoski.com/consult.html Axis2/CXF/Metro SOA and Web Services Training

Re: [jibx-users] BindingSelector Example Question

Hi Janice, The JiBX binding compiler embeds information in the mapped classes about the associated bindings (there may be more than one, if you choose). This exception means that JiBX looked in the class and found the list of bindings, but the binding name you specified was not included in

Re: [jibx-users] JIbx + MTOM

Hi Shri, There's currently no MTOM support, but there has been some interest from other users on getting this added. I don't have time to implement this myself, but If anyone wants to try to make it work we can start a discussion on the jibx-devs list about how to make it happen. - Dennis

Re: [jibx-users] JIBX project status / release plan

Hi Klaus, The only case where a null collection would make sense would be when there's a wrapper element around the collection, and the presence or absence of that element is indicated by a non-null/null value of the collection. But in the case you quote there is no wrapper element, so the

Re: [jibx-users] JiBX allowing random attributes?

Hi Archie, This has always been the behavior for JiBX. I go through some special handling in the schema data mode code (org.jibx.schema.elements package, and the SchemaBase class in particular for the actual verification) to catch unknown attributes, and if you are willing to take the same

Re: [jibx-users] JIBX project status / release plan

Consulting http://www.sosnoski.com/consult.html Axis2/CXF/Metro SOA and Web Services Training http://www.sosnoski.com/training.html Web Services Jump-Start http://www.sosnoski.com/jumpstart.html On 09/29/2011 11:35 PM, Dennis Sosnoski wrote: Hi Klaus, The only case where a null collection would

Re: [jibx-users] Can we set the object externally while Unmarshalling

Hi Vikas, You can set user information in the UnmarshallingContext, which is then available in your methods. See the setUserContext()/getUserContext() methods, which allow you to work with a data object defined by your application. There's no way to get the file path directly, since jiBX

Re: [jibx-users] capture exception on unknown element

If you're generating code from schema there's no way to handle this automatically, but you could modify the generated binding. You should have two static conversion methods defined in your generated enumeration class, convert(String) and fromValue(String). The exception is being thrown by the

Re: [jibx-users] Element with attribute and text() data

Hi Todd, The Java class structure really doesn't matter much for this. You want to use value ... style=text.../ for the content of the totalCost element, so something along these lines should work with your classes: structure name=totalCost get-method=getMoney ... value style=attribute

Re: [jibx-users] capture exception on unknown element

: beautiful, so its the enumeration itself generating the exception not jibx. thats beautiful, i can handle that. and as a rule i never use code generators. i do everything by hand. i don't like losing that control On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 5:21 AM, Dennis Sosnoski d...@sosnoski.com mailto:d

Re: [jibx-users] Marshall collection without writing xml

Absolutely. JiBX doesn't require xsds, so you can just use a binding definition for the XML structure you want to use. For a collection, you would need to define some sort of wrapper element (since XML only allows one root element in the document). - Dennis Dennis M. Sosnoski Java SOA and Web

Re: [jibx-users] extends=type-name ?

On 03/14/2011 04:24 AM, Archie Cobbs wrote: On Sat, Mar 12, 2011 at 10:05 PM, Dennis Sosnoski d...@sosnoski.com mailto:d...@sosnoski.com wrote: From your response I'm not sure if you're just saying that you don't like having to use concrete mappings in this case, or if there's

Re: [jibx-users] Error accessing included binding with path

Hi Richard, It looks like the exception is occurring during CodeGen's internal validation of the generated bindings. If you supply the location of the schema I'll give this a try and see what's going wrong. This would probably be another good schema to include in the JiBX Schema Library. :-) -

Re: [jibx-users] Trouble binding - References to structure object must have compatible types

Hi Dmitri, The JiBX 1.2.3 release includes a number of bug fixes for code generation from schema. Can you try this using the 1.2.3 release? If you still get this problem with 1.2.3, please create a Jira problem report and attach the set of schemas so I can recreate the problem. Thanks, -

Re: [jibx-users] Unmarshal - default namespace

Hi Michael, A similar issue came up recently, with this solution: http://www.mail-archive.com/jibx-users%40lists.sourceforge.net/msg04568.html Hopefully you can apply the same approach in your application. - Dennis Dennis M. Sosnoski Java SOA and Web Services Consulting

Re: [jibx-users] Anyone have a solution for JSR-303 validation?

On 01/19/2011 03:22 AM, Archie Cobbs wrote: On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 3:24 AM, Dennis Sosnoski d...@sosnoski.com mailto:d...@sosnoski.com wrote: I'd planned to support annotations for schema constraints at some point, and it shouldn't be a huge job to add them in. It would involve

Re: [jibx-users] Anyone have a solution for JSR-303 validation?

On 01/19/2011 04:10 AM, jcaristi wrote: Archie Cobbs wrote: I have a somewhat contrarian view, but IMHO this is a good example of why XSD documents are basically useless. Invariably XML documents require programmatic, runtime validation beyond what XSD provides. As I understand things

Re: [jibx-users] XML comments in output

Hi Bob, You can do this in your own code, by getting the IXMLWriter and calling the writeComment method. You can get the IXMLWriter from the UnmarshallingContext, which is always the implementation class for the IUnmarshallingContext, and you can get the IUnmarshallingContext as a parameter to

Re: [jibx-users] Unable to generate CDATA output - using Jibx through spring-oxm JibxMarshaller

Hi Sowali, I tested to make sure style='cdata' is working correctly with the current code, even using separate input and output bindings as in Ellecer's output binding example. I can't see any problems. In a quick look at the Spring JibxMarshaller I did see that depending on the form of output

Re: [jibx-users] Cannot use flexible=true with collection

On 11/20/2010 04:15 AM, Archie Cobbs wrote: On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 8:37 PM, Dennis Sosnoski d...@sosnoski.com mailto:d...@sosnoski.com wrote: The issue with flexible unmarshalling is that JiBX normally generates code based on the expected order of elements in order to get

Re: [jibx-users] Warning: No type defined for element

Hi Erik, The problem with the schema is that no type information is supplied for the elements, meaning any content may be present in the actual documents. This isn't an error, but it does mean the only way to handle these elements is by using a DOM representation for the content. I think that's

Re: [jibx-users] JAX-WS and JiBX integration?

Hi Michael, Unfortunately JAX-WS was not designed to support data bindings other than JAXB (this was one of the issues discussed by the expert group, and I and a few others who really wanted to support alternative techniques lost out). However, individual implementations of JAX-WS *can* support

Re: [jibx-users] Cannot use flexible=true with collection

The issue with flexible unmarshalling is that JiBX normally generates code based on the expected order of elements in order to get the most efficient processing - at any point in the unmarshalling it can just check for the next expected element, and if it's not found skip to the following one, an

Re: [jibx-users] Mapping Response to Multiple Domain Objects

My own preferred approach for doing this is to start with BindGen (http://jibx.sourceforge.net/fromcode/bindgen.html) and compare the generated schema to what I want, then use BindGen customizations to fix any differences between the two. The tutorial at

Re: [jibx-users] [Bug?] JIBX Incorrect Value Conversion for ByteArray

Hi Jack, Looks like a BindGen bug. You might want to create a Jira to make sure this is corrected for 1.2.3. - Dennis Dennis M. Sosnoski XML and Web Services in Java Training and Consulting http://www.sosnoski.com - http://www.sosnoski.co.nz Seattle, WA +1-425-939-0576 - Wellington, NZ

Re: [jibx-users] backward compatibility ? Must recompile

Hi Ed, You should be able to use a tool such as JarJar (http://code.google.com/p/jarjar/) to modify the third part library and the older version of the JiBX runtime (renaming the org.jibx classes to some other package). Then these won't conflict with the newer version used by your code. -

Re: [jibx-users] OTA Web Service Error

Hi Rajesh, I took a look at the JiBX code involved, but don't see any obvious way for this to happen. There must be some issue with the reset handling, as Nigel said. Do you know if this happens every time you get a client time out, or only occasionally? Thanks, - Dennis Dennis M. Sosnoski

Re: [jibx-users] Utility.deserializeDate returns a date that is off by one day

Hi Rudy, The schema date/time handling is inherently a mess, mostly because the schema people were more concerned about what they wanted in documents for human-readable text exchange than in data exchange between applications. The deserializeDate method should set the Date value correctly in UTC

Re: [jibx-users] JiBX out binding, ns at structure level...

The namespace handling is a little awkward with JiBX 1.x. You've basically got two ways of doing this. The first (and easiest) is to use separate binding definitions for the Response element and the Struc element, using a different namespace as the default for each (and includeing the second

Re: [jibx-users] OTA JibX

Hi Rajesh, The Axis2 distribution really should include the WSDL so that it'll be available for queries. I'll change it in the next release to do that. In the meantime, you can change the build packaging yourself to copy the WSDL to the META-INF directory of the Axis2 AAR file. I think that's all

Re: [jibx-users] Honoring maxLength using codegen

Unfortunately, you're correct that there's no way for you to access the schema metadata at present. Longer-term I'd like to standardize the schema code generation model and expose it as an official API, but it'll take a substantial refactoring before I'm ready to do that. That said, it should be

Re: [jibx-users] JiBX 1.2.2: Include precompiled binding from classpath

Hi Stephan, Are you *sure* you're using the 1.2.2 jars? The JiBX/OTA subproject has a modular build example which uses include from classpath. In that case the binding is coming from the META-INF directory of the jar, so the include is: include path=classpath:META-INF/base-binding.xml

Re: [jibx-users] Excludes with pattern

Hi Frank, No way to do this currently. If you want to create a Jira to track this as an issue (http://jira.codehaus.org/secure/BrowseProject.jspa?id=10410) I'll try to add it in the future. Thanks, - Dennis Dennis M. Sosnoski XML and Web Services in Java Training and Consulting

Re: [jibx-users] Invinitive Loop using axis2/JiBX

Hi Jürgen, This looks like an AXIOM issue to me. As far as I can see from the stack trace the JiBX code is not involved at this point in the execution. In fact, it looks to me (judging from the createDocumentElement and StAXSOAPModelBuilder.init methods in the stack trace) that the problem is

Re: [jibx-users] Problem with binding classes from Jar

Hi Matthew, JiBX should be able to work with the classes in the jar as long as you're only using public fields or methods. If the fields aren't public, you need to either switch to public get/set methods (if available) or unjar the class files so that the JiBX binding compiler can modify them.

Re: [jibx-users] Mapping XML subtrees to Strings

Hi Joern, No, this is not possible. The reason for this goes down to how XML is parsed - basically, the document is *always* disassembled to its component pieces on the way in, so if you want part of the text back as XML you have to actively reassemble it. The best you could do would be to

Re: [jibx-users] Error in extracting message properties

I don't know of any connection between this message and JiBX. Can you supply the details of how you're getting it? - Dennis Dennis M. Sosnoski XML and Web Services in Java Training and Consulting http://www.sosnoski.com - http://www.sosnoski.co.nz Seattle, WA +1-425-939-0576 - Wellington, NZ

Re: [jibx-users] Error in examples/jibx2wsdl : \'No element reference in message getTypesResponseMessage\'

Alexander Brosch wrote: Hi Dennis, I have the same problem in my code. Is there a workaround until jibx 1.2.3 is released, e.g. to manually change the wsdl / xsd / binding file ? I've suggested people who need this drop back to JiBX 1.2.1, if that works for them. I've gotten bogged down

Re: [jibx-users] How to validate an xml against xsd schema using jibx.

Hi Sanjiv, Validation can be done by using a StAX parser with validation turned on. See the javax.xml.stream.XMLInputFactory JavaDocs from 1.6 or later JDK - you basically need to create an instance of this factory class with an implementation which supports validation (such as the one

Re: [jibx-users] jibx2wsdl - wsdl2java

Hi Alex, I've been distracted by other projects, but I'm hoping to resolve the remaining Axis2 issue this week. In the meantime, you should be able to work with the 1.2.1 version of JiBX. - Dennis Dennis M. Sosnoski XML and Web Services in Java Training and Consulting

Re: [jibx-users] error when CodeGen a restriction with children element as base

Hi Rice, Thanks for reporting this - I verified the problems and partially fixed them in the current CVS code (right now it's not generating the data model components matching the base type in this type of situation), and added the Jira issue http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JIBX-374 to track

Re: [jibx-users] Error in examples/jibx2wsdl : 'No element reference in message getTypesResponseMessage'

Hi Howard, I just tried this myself and can confirm that there's a bug in the JiBX 1.2.2 Jibx2Wsdl code. Sorry - the normal build steps don't invoke the Axis2 code, so I hadn't noticed this. I'll get the problem fixed and update JiBX with a 1.2.3 release this week. Thanks, - Dennis Dennis

Re: [jibx-users] problem with boolean in choice

Hi Michael, I think I see where this could be going wrong, and I'll try looking into the issue. If you create a Jira problem report and attach a project that demonstrates the problem it'll get done sooner. :-) In the meantime, rather than modifying the schema you can try using a schema-type

Re: [jibx-users] How to use my own UnmarshallingCotnext?

Hi Rice, Unfortunately there's no way to do this. There's never been a reason to implement a different form of UnmarshallingContext within the JiBX code, so there's no provision for handling it. What is it you want to do with your UnmarshallingContext variation? There may be a different way

Re: [jibx-users] OTA Schema Project

Hi Don, I'm very glad to hear you're enjoying your JiBX experience! I think splitting the JiBX/OTA code generation into independent jars is great - it should be possible to just add this as an alternative form of the build. Making them osgi-compatible is also a good idea. But rather than

Re: [jibx-users] BindGen consulting

Hi Ahu, I don't understand your problem based on this email - can you provide more details on what is going wrong? Thanks, - Dennis Dennis M. Sosnoski XML and Web Services in Java Training and Consulting http://www.sosnoski.com - http://www.sosnoski.co.nz Seattle, WA +1-425-939-0576 -

Re: [jibx-users] xsi:type supported???

Hi Alain, JiBX 1.2 does not support xsi:type. I thought this was discussed in the documentation, but I'm not finding it now that I look for that. I'll add a Schema Compatibility page back into the next build to cover this issue and some other less-significant issues. I am working on adding

Re: [jibx-users] Exception trying to generate code for large schemas...

Hi Alain, From the email, it looks like you've got an xs:group ref=.../ element as the content of an xs:extension or xs:restriction element. I suspect this is happening as a result of some of the optimizations CodeGen performs before building the Java representation for a schema, but it

Re: [jibx-users] Precompiled binding problem

us from adopting pre-compiled binaries). Thanks, Alison On 04/19/2009 08:25 PM, Dennis Sosnoski wrote: Hi Karel, I like the classpath:binding.xml path idea for precompiled bindings, and will see if I can easily add that. I'll also take a look at your maven precompiled bindings

[jibx-users] JiBX 1.2.2 and JiBX/OTA 1.0 releases

JiBX 1.2.2 has been released, with many bug fixes, improvements, and new features,. Here's a partial list of the changes: * Added support for Joda time conversions for better representation of schema date/time types. * Fixed namespace handling for concrete mappings in precompiled

Re: [jibx-users] org.jibx.runtime.JiBXException: Expected *** end tag, found *** end tag HOW TO SOLVE?

The file you attached is using JAXB, not JiBX. Assuming you're actually using JiBX (which seems to be the case, given the exception you're seeing), it's possible the error you're getting is a result of some broken features in the 1.2.1 release. You should probably try generating your data

Re: [jibx-users] codegen fails with NullPointerException

- you need to get a copy of commons-logging.jar and drop it into the JiBX/WS lib directory. - Dennis Ben Davies wrote: Hi Dennis, Any details on this subproject? It would probably be of interest to me. Ben -Original Message- From: Dennis Sosnoski [mailto:d...@sosnoski.com

Re: [jibx-users] codegen fails with NullPointerException

Oh, and for now you need to use the current JiBX CVS code for everything to work properly... - Dennis Dennis Sosnoski wrote: Hi Ben, I'm including a couple of variations on code generation from the OTA schemas, an example of generating a WSDL based on a Java interface definition using

Re: [jibx-users] [jibx-devs] [jira] Resolved: (JIBX-219) JiBX is not ready to work with xsd:date XML type

: *xsd:element name=creationTime type=dateTime/* and the actual value in the xml that i need to parse is this: *2009-08-12 12:18:06* Best Regards, Prashanth Message: 4 Date: Fri, 15 Jan 2010 11:42:57 +1300 From: Dennis Sosnoski d...@sosnoski.com mailto:d...@sosnoski.com Subject: Re

Re: [jibx-users] How to define a marshaller in for a class?

Hi Som, I don't understand from your email exactly what you're doing. Is the example.A class created by CodeGen from a schema definition? If so, and if the class corresponds to a global element definition in the schema, this code should work correctly. Can you provide the definition of A from

Re: [jibx-users] [jibx-devs] [jira] Resolved: (JIBX-219) JiBX is not ready to work with xsd:date XML type

Hi Prashanth The issue you're referring to is an old one, relating to xsd:date values. What is the type of value you're using, and what is the actual value in the document? If the Java value is a java.util.Date the XML representation *does* need to include the 'T' separator. - Dennis

Re: [jibx-users] filtered marshalling - serialize only if certain condition is met

Hi Bogdan, It's easy to filter a collection, though you need to write your own collection load/store methods to do it. Easiest is to define an Iterator for going through the items of the collection, returning only those which match your criteria. This means the hasNext() method of the

Re: [jibx-users] Binding - Tools?

Hi Whiz, Nothing like that which I'm aware of, though it looks pretty simple. But you say the mappings are not one-to-one java class to xml, yet it sounds like you're working with generated mappings. Can you explain what you're doing in more detail? It might be possible for you to adjust the

Re: [jibx-users] Chameleon namespaces and CodeGen

The chameleon namespace issues should be fixed in the latest 1.2.2 code. I'm really, seriously, working to get this released soon, but in the meantime I've uploaded the latest build to http://jibx.sourceforge.net/jibx_1_2_2-SNAPSHOT.zip Can you give that a try and see if it works? Thanks,

Re: [jibx-users] NPE when running SchemaGen against a hand-written binding

Hi Robin, I did fix several issues with the schema generation in the process of getting this to work for the CodeGen customizations (since I wanted a schema for those, and ran into the issues when I tried generating one). I don't know if this includes your particular issue, though. I've

Re: [jibx-users] Codegen fails with NullPointerException

I just tried this with the latest code, and although the problem you're encountering with 1.2.1 has been fixed there's still another issue. I'll get that fixed today and have it in place for the 1.2.2 release next week. That's my least-favorite schema style, by the way, with all the global

Re: [jibx-users] flexible=true when child is a collection

Hi Davide, You can't do what you want directly, but can easily fake it for unmarshalling with a small code change. Just define a method addItem() to add a new item to the collection, then use the binding structure: binding direction=input mapping name=root class=Root ordered=false

Re: [jibx-users] Namespace problem

By using default=all on the namespace element you're telling JiBX to apply it to /all/ elements. You want to just apply it to the thumbnail element. Take off the default=all, and add ns=http://search.yahoo.com/mrss; on the structure name=thumbnail ... element. - Dennis Dennis M. Sosnoski

Re: [jibx-users] 1.2.2 release date?

I'm working on the final updates now - mostly around the CodeGen examples and documentation, though there are still a couple of bugs in extras to be fixed, and a couple of issues from the 1.2.2 test build. The release will be within a week, though, whether everything I wanted is in place or

Re: [jibx-users] What is the binding definition for a top level element containing the value?

Hi Erik, The mapping element in a binding definition applies to a class as a whole, so you can't use a field=... attribute directly on this element. You'd instead need to use this type of binding: binding namespace uri=http://www.fao.org/fi/domain/flattener; prefix=fact

Re: [jibx-users] JiBX 1.2.2 test build

Nigel Charman wrote: A few comments on codegen from schema with the SNAPSHOT release: * There are a lot of nice little improvements to the generated code :-) Glad to hear that! * When generating code for multiple schema, the default package name for the wrapper

Re: [jibx-users] JiBX 1.2.2 test build

debug it further. cheers nigel Dennis Sosnoski wrote: The JiBX 1.2.2 release is finally about ready to go. There are many changes in and new features in this release, so in the hope of making sure it's solid I'm posting a test build at http://www.jibx.org/jibx_1_2_2-SNAPSHOT.zip

Re: [jibx-users] JiBX 1.2.2 test build

. - Dennis Dennis Sosnoski wrote: The JiBX 1.2.2 release is finally about ready to go. There are many changes in and new features in this release, so in the hope of making sure it's solid I'm posting a test build at http://www.jibx.org/jibx_1_2_2-SNAPSHOT.zip to encourage users to give it a try

[jibx-users] JiBX 1.2.2 test build

The JiBX 1.2.2 release is finally about ready to go. There are many changes in and new features in this release, so in the hope of making sure it's solid I'm posting a test build at http://www.jibx.org/jibx_1_2_2-SNAPSHOT.zip to encourage users to give it a try. Since this is not a formal

Re: [jibx-users] IllegalArgumentException with CodeGen of imported schema including enumeration

Should be working with the 1.2.2 code - I tried this out over the weekend. - Dennis jibx-us...@abilsoft.com wrote: Hello, I'm not sure if this is another variant of JIBX-263, or a completely separate problem??? However, when I run CodeGen on Intuit's QuickBooks schemas, I get the

Re: [jibx-users] jibx can't find the right tag

Hi Peter, Your XML document doesn't match your schema. If you want to allow arbitrary content inside the Meta element (including nested elements) you can't type it as xs:string. If you don't give a type for the element (i.e., just have element name=Meta/) the definition will be correct in

Re: [jibx-users] jibx can't find the right tag

What's the generated binding for VerDTD look like now? And what's the schema definition? - Dennis Peter Wu wrote: Hi Dennis, If I replace those xml strings inside Meta tags, I'm still receiving the old error... Expected {http://protocol.columboid.com/syncml/representation}VerDTD;

Re: [jibx-users] jibx can't find the right tag

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

Re: [jibx-users] jibx can't find the right tag

Peter Wu wrote: ... mapping class=com.columboid.protocol.syncml.representation.VerDTD name=VerDTD value style=element name=VerDTD get-method=getVerDTD set-method=setVerDTD/ /mapping And actually, this mapping was generated by CodeGen with default settings from an XSD. Ah,

Re: [jibx-users] Mapping a Class on different tag names depending on flag

Hi Markus, In theory you should be able to handle this with two separate methods to test that boolean value, one which returns the value and one which returns the inverse. You'd need to structure your binding definition this way (I'm assuming you're doing an output-only binding... if you're

Re: [jibx-users] Invoking Codegen from Java Code

Hi Kishore, CodeGen isn't really designed for direct use from application code, at least not yet. The APIs for this class are still changing, so if you get anything going with the current code there's a good chance it'll be broken by the next release. If you do want to use it from your code,

Re: [jibx-users] CodeGen: Adding constructors with class decorator?

Hi Bjoern, Yes, you should be able to do this easily. Just use the finish() method call to add a constructor with parameters matching each of the fields in the class. You could instead use the valueAdded() method to collect information about all the different values in the class (which avoids

Re: [jibx-users] Empty enumeration value - CodeGen throws IllegalArgumentException

Hi Alex, Should be fixed in the 1.2.2 code (which you can try out by downloading the 1.2.2SNAPSHOT jars from the Maven(1) repository, at http://jibx.sourceforge.net/maven/jibx/jars/ ). It was solved by checking for an empty name string and substituting _ as the name (while keeping the empty

Re: [jibx-users] HashMap with Collection values

Hi Nahuel, You'd probably need to do your own marshaller/unmarshaller for this. You could base it on the org.jibx.extras samples, and basically just extend the map handling code in extras (http://jibx.sourceforge.net/extras.html). - Dennis Nahuel Burgos wrote: Hello everyone I have a

Re: [jibx-users] strip-suffixes is recursive?

times for each element. Based on this, it seems like I would need to override a method somewhere else. -Original Message- From: Dennis Sosnoski [mailto:d...@sosnoski.com] Sent: Saturday, September 26, 2009 12:45 AM To: JiBX users Subject: Re: [jibx-users] strip-suffixes is recursive

Re: [jibx-users] Error trying to use precompiled bindings and extended classes

There's currently no support for BindGen breaking up the bindings in this way. It could certainly be done, but at this point it seems like there are a lot more people using CodeGen so that's where I've been adding most of the enhancements. If you're interested in adding this type of

Re: [jibx-users] How does one instruct codegen to change get/set/test method names in binding.xml etc

Hi Hoolam, This issue is due to missing support for xs:all in CodeGen. I've now hopefully added this in the 1.2.2 code. You can download the jars from the Maven(1) repository, at http://jibx.sourceforge.net/maven/jibx/jars/ if you want to try this for yourself (look for the 1.2.2-SNAPSHOT

Re: [jibx-users] xs:all unmarshalling exception

You're correct that CodeGen didn't handle xs:all correctly, but that should be fixed in the latest code. - Dennis Hoolam Woon wrote: Hi all, I get a JiBXException when I tried to unmarshall the following very simple XML document: style name=header font face=Arial/ color

Re: [jibx-users] How does one instruct codegen to change get/set/test method names in binding.xml etc

Hi Hoolam, To specify the Java name for a value in the schema you need to use the value-name='...' attribute on a customization for that value. The IBM devWorks tutorial has some discussion of customizing values, though it doesn't use this particular attribute:

Re: [jibx-users] JiBX ignores all the attributes[for a tag] which are not mapped

Hi Rajiv, Yes, it's true that JiBX will ignore attributes which are not defined in the binding. Checking for unknown attributes is difficult in the current code, and basically requires you to add extension code for this purpose. I do this for all the XML documents used by JiBX (binding,

Re: [jibx-users] Setting parser with org.jibx.runtime.impl.parser does not work

Oops. Fixed this for 1.2.2. :-) Thanks, - Dennis Dennis M. Sosnoski XML and Web Services in Java Training and Consulting http://www.sosnoski.com - http://www.sosnoski.co.nz Seattle, WA +1-425-939-0576 - Wellington, NZ +64-4-298-6117 Bob Reynolds wrote: I was trying change the

Re: [jibx-users] JiBX for J2ME

Hi Adam, It kind of depends on what you've done. In your earlier email you mentioned eliminating reflection usage, ArrayList, Hashmap (though I think you meant HashMap, right?), List, Iterator, Collections, Comparator, and Classloader. Some of these are pretty easy to change, others might

Re: [jibx-users] CodeGen OTA XSD issue

I've fixed the issues in the latest 1.2.2 code. You can download the jars from the Maven(1) repository, at http://jibx.sourceforge.net/maven/jibx/jars/ if you want to try this for yourself (look for the 1.2.2-SNAPSHOT jars). - Dennis Dennis Sosnoski wrote: Hi Mat, They've created

Re: [jibx-users] Xml schema referenced type not defined

Hi Tony, I don't understand this, either. The requirement to xs:include a schema if you're going to use it is not something unique to JiBX, it's part of the schema specification. How did you construct this schema which is using a type without including the type definition? If you can give

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