Samuel,
I really need to finally get around to building some built-in
descriptors for Swing/AWT.
Anyway, you can do it a few ways.
The easiest is to probably write a mapping for the Color class and use a
constructor argument:
http://castor.codehaus.org/xml-mapping.html#7.3-Mapping-constructor-arguments
You can also do it with custom field handlers. Please see:
http://castor.codehaus.org/xml-fieldhandlers.html
You can even register a FieldHandlerFactory with the introspector
(though it's not really documented much - you can search on
FieldHandlerFactory in the mailing list and you should find an example).
Hope that helps,
--Keith
Samuel Sanchez wrote:
Hi all,
I've a class that has a java.awt.Color attribute.
When marhaling the class there's no problem, but when trying to
unmarshal the resulting XML file Castor throws a MappingException.
I think that it's because java.awt.Color has no empty constructor
(public void Color()) nor public static Object newInstance() method, so
Castor can not create a new class when unmarshaling.. am I right?
Is there any way to manage that kind of attributes (java.awt.Color like)
with Castor?
Thanks a lot.
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