Christian,
Simply create a Subpackage class that can contain another Subpackage instance, eg:
public class Subpackage {private Subpackage _subpackage = null;
public Subpackage() {
...
} public Subpackage getSubpackage() {
return _subpackage;
} public void setSubpackage(Subpackage subpackage) {
_subpackage = subpackage;
}... }
--Keith
Christian Richter wrote:
To Whom It May Concern,
I want to use Castor for DataBinding and have a problem with the mapping. I don't know the depth of the Source-XML-File. The following part is a sample XML-File which should illustrate that problem:
... <package> ... <subpackage> ... <subpackage> ... <subpackage> ... ... ... ... </subpackage> </subpackage> </subpackage> </package>
A subpackage could be part of other subpackages. I read that for every node in a XML-File a Java-Class must exist. But as you can see in the example above I can't know the number of nodes! How can I fix that problem?
Thank you for helping!
Regards, Christian Richter ______________________________________________________________ Verschicken Sie romantische, coole und witzige Bilder per SMS! Jetzt bei WEB.DE FreeMail: http://f.web.de/?mc=021193
