Raymond Feng wrote:
Hi,
I'm on the same boat as Mike and you. The discussion was about how can
we simplify the data transformation of a subset of POJOs following a
strict pattern without starting from a formal model such as XSD. I don't
know any JAXB implementation can handle a POJO without JAXB annotations.
If there is one with reasonable support of default Java/XML mapping (no
XSD or annotations are required), I would be happy to use it.
Thanks,
Raymond
I think I can guess where that discussion is going so let me try to
bring a different perspective.
The discussion started from me trying to put together a simple online
store application. My application has a catalog and a shopping cart.
Both contain Item business objects (representing fruits and vegetables).
I need to flow these Items through local calls, ATOMPub, JSON-RPC
and SOAP.
This online store application is developed as a tutorial and in the
initial steps I write Item as a simple JavaBean.
I don't have any strong preference for a particular databinding or
another, but could you guys please help me understand how I go from Item
to something that actually works in the complete application with the
bindings I need?
I'm open to change Item, to write some transformation/mediation code if
there's really no way to flow the same Item through XML and non-XML, or
whatever other creative solution you find, as long as it's reasonably
simple (in other words this little data business doesn't become the most
complicated part of the application).
The current code for the online store is there:
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/tuscany/java/sca/tutorial/assets
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/tuscany/java/sca/tutorial/store
Thanks.
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Jean-Sebastien
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