Hiya,
Can the jar naming on xmlbeans be changed in the future? In the maven
repo they're called xbean-xxx.jar. With the XBean project coming to
geronimo this can be really confusing. I'd like to see
xmlbeans-xxx.jar. Cheers,
- Dan
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Dan Diephouse
Envoi Solutions LLC
http://netzooid.com
Title: XmlCursor - equivalent setObject() method?
Hello,
I am trying to figure out the best way to place a newly created XmlObject anywhere in my existing XML document. I understand that you can use the XmlCursor to move to a certain position in the XML document. Then I would like to add
I think you have answered the question yourself. XML in general cannot
express object graphs, just tree structures. XMLBeans being a generic
XML tool has this constraint too, so you basically need to encode the
graph structure inside your app (and maybe use key/keyref constraints if
you want to
Title: Message
This
feature I think has been deemed out-of-scope for XmlBeans.
The
problem isit would make itimpossible to ensure all the XmlBeans
features work consistently with generated code and pre-existing code, so it
would confuse matters.
XmlBeans does the hard job of creating Java
You're right, we should move to xmlbeans-xxx.jar naming in the next
release.
Also the xbean_xpath.jar should be renamed to xmlbeans_xpath.jar.
It would avoid any naming confusion.
Cezar
-Original Message-
From: Dan Diephouse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 05, 2005
Title: XmlCursor - equivalent setObject() method?
The equivalent of XmlObject setXXX method
in the XmlCursor world is copy/moveXmlContents().
From: Jones, Damon
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 05, 2005
1:27 PM
To: user@xmlbeans.apache.org
Subject: XmlCursor
Title: Message
I
think I figured it out. You basically have to do the
following:
1)
Create and move a cursor to where you want to add the item
(newPosCursor).
2) Add
the new XmlObject (will be placed toward the end of the
document)
3) Get
the cursor of the new XmlObject (XmlCursor
You may consider using '-' instead of '_' ( xmlbeans-xpath-x.x.x.jar ) as it is
arguably more common. Good to see the version will be attached to the jar name
in the future though. Thanks.
-Peter
Cezar Andrei wrote:
You're right, we should move to xmlbeans-xxx.jar naming in the next
release.
Dear All,
In our application we use the StringBuffer
to contain the XML as string. In some cases we need to save BULLETs, so
in the StringBuffer we replace the BULLET with its UNICODE value, i.e.
#8226; and the content of the StringBuffer is written to an XML file.
After saving the file, when we
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