Urso,
without being able to 'peek' at the xml file, domain objects, etc, in detail, i
guess we cannot be of any help to you.
Werner
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From: Urso Wieske [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Montag, 22. Jänner 2007 18:02
To: [email protected]
Subject: [castor-user] Marshalling Non-Hierarchical object models
Hi,
I am trying to marshall my object model to XML.
I have the following problem within my object graph:
ROOT: student1 -> {course1, course2, course3}
course1-> {student1, student2}
The above means "student1 has three courses (1,2,3) and course1
contains is attended by two students (1,2).
Notice the student1 in the collection of course1 is actually a
reference back to the root element student1.
When I marshall the above structure, I expect a reference in the
collection {student1,student2} of course1.
The thing is: ONLY student2 is present in the collection of course1 !
(Student1 has disappeared !...?? )
I checked with the Castor HOW-TOs with respect to the usage of
references.
I declared identity attributes on all classes in my mapping. I declared
the attribute reference to true in the bind-xml tags...
I think I followed all steps properly.
But this seems not to work?
Can someone point me to the problem and solution?
Kind regards
Urso
