> Castor generates a classes for
EquityDerivativeBase.java
ProductComplex.java
which we expected but it also generated
BuyerSeller_model.java
which we did not. In other words, it is as if Castor is expecting a
BuyerSeller_model element in the document, which it should not.
Carlo,
I checked the sourcecode and found out that this is common castor behaviour.
Castor creates a member and a descriptor for the group. The descriptor knows how
to unmarshall/unmarshall so no "BuyerSeller_model" element is expected.
I added a root element to your schema
<xsd:element name="root" type="EquityDerivativeBase"/>
and tried to unmarshall the following
(1) Test should be ok
<root>
<id>test</id>
<buyerPartyReference>test</buyerPartyReference>
<sellerPartyReference>test</sellerPartyReference>
</root>
(2) exception expected
<root>
<id>test</id>
<BuyerSeller.model>
<buyerPartyReference>test</buyerPartyReference>
<sellerPartyReference>test</sellerPartyReference>
</BuyerSeller.model>
</root>
Everything works fine, in case (1) the element is unmarshalled, in case (2) an
exception is thrown:
"unable to find FieldDescriptor for 'BuyerSeller.model' in ClassDescriptor of
root".
So the "BuyerSeller_model.java" is just for internal use and doesn't bother the
unmarshalling.
Regards,
Matthias
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