Marco, reading your statement, I wonder why you are not using Castor JDO for any persistence related issues rather than 'doing this yourself' ?
Werner wg> -----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht----- wg> Von: Marco Mistroni [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wg> Gesendet: Dienstag, 26. April 2005 11:01 wg> An: [email protected] wg> Betreff: [castor-user] Problem iin parsing XML during wg> XML2Java mapping wg> wg> wg> Hello all, wg> In my project I am using Castor 0.9.5.3 for doing xml 2 java wg> mapping. wg> I have written an XML file in following form wg> wg> <jdbc> wg> <dao name="BuildSchedule" wg> dtoclass="com.waersystems.dto.BuildScheduleDTO"> wg> <fieldMap> wg> <name>containerID</name> wg> <column>CONTAINERID</column> wg> </fieldMap> wg> <statement> wg> <name>getBuildSchedules</name> wg> <sql>select * from BUILDSCHEDULE WHERE wg> CONTAINERID = ? ORDER BY BUILDID DESC, BUILDDATE ASC</sql> wg> </statement> wg> </dao> wg> </jdbc> wg> wg> I am trying to map it to some JDBC/DAO/STATEMENT classes. wg> Everything works fine, except that In some situations, for wg> some reasons, wg> Castor trim some spaces in the SQL statements. wg> So (this has happen very seldom), in above example, sometime casto wg> returns me this string instead of proper one wg> wg> select * from BUILDSCHEDULEWHERE CONTAINERID = ? ORDER BY wg> BUILDID DESC, wg> BUILDDATE ASC wg> wg> Has anyone experience similar problems? Are my sql wg> statements too long? wg> wg> Thanx in advance and regards wg> marco wg> wg>
