Adam-
One thing that might be of help is the container attribute of the field
element. Setting container="true", I believe, causes Castor to not
create an element for the field, and only marshal the internal objects.
If you're looking only at the root element of the document, I'm not
sure what can be done. Do you need to unmarshal this information at
anytime? There might be ways of going one-way if you don't need the
reverse operation.
HTH,
Stephen
Adam Kramer wrote:
Greetings all,
I have a need to marshal an object without its outer element. For
instance, if I marshalled a person object that had two properties of
name, gender, it would be marshalled like:
<name>bob foobar</name>
<gender>male</gender>
without the outer <person> tag. The need arises from using castor with a
web service framework that starts the outter element, then uses castor
to marshal the fields inside the type.
I noticed you can use setRootElement in the marshaller, but I don't
believe this allows you to set it to null.
Thanks,
Adam
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