No, the XPATH for your complexType named 'itemType' needs to be /complexType:itemType
as (incompletely) documented at http://www.castor.org/srcgen-binding.html Regards Werner Drew Beechum wrote: > So I've added to my binding file (which does have an effect since I > can change from element to type object generation in the file) > > <complexTypeBinding name="itemType"> > <member name="availabilityStart" java-type="java.util.Date" > handler="com.foo.domain.handler.AvailabilityStartHandler"/> > </complexTypeBinding> > > After running the ant script that generates the classes. Looking at > the descriptor for ItemType, I still see the generic inner handler > being assigned to availabilityStart. I assume I have a grammar issue > with my specification, but I've been unable to find examples doing > this. (The handler how-tos on the website give examples with mapping > files.) > > I've also tried doing an element binding on /playlist and playlist and > item/playlist, but still see no changes in the descriptors. > > Thanks > > On 2/21/07, Werner Guttmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> On the first problem, using a mapping file to set your custom field >> handler is not the solution recommended. Can you please use a binding >> file to instruct the XML code generator to use your custom field handler >> and set it onto the according class(es). >> >> Werner >> >> > -----Original Message----- >> > From: Drew Beechum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> > Sent: Mittwoch, 21. Februar 2007 00:54 >> > To: [email protected] >> > Subject: Re: [castor-user] Duplicate Attribute/Element and >> > List size attribute >> > >> > I have been just using castor-1.1with no mapping file and >> > using the default source generated classes. >> > But that doesn't seem to be sufficient so here's what I'm facing now. >> > >> > Problem number 1 - Mapping dates from a non-standard format >> > >> > I have a basic type: >> > >> > <xs:complexType name="itemType"> >> > <xs:complexContent> >> > <xs:extension base="baseDomain"> >> > <xs:sequence> >> > <xs:element ref="availabilityStart"/> >> > <xs:element ref="availabilityEnd"/> >> > </xs:sequence> >> > <xs:attribute name="title" type="xs:string"/> >> > </xs:extension> >> > </xs:complexContent> >> > </xs:complexType> >> > >> > <xs:element name="availabilityStart" type="xs:dateTime"/> >> > <xs:element name="availabilityEnd" type="xs:dateTime"/> >> > >> > This is extended to a playlist object >> > >> > <xs:element name="playlist"> >> > <xs:complexType> >> > <xs:complexContent> >> > <xs:extension base="itemType"> >> > <xs:sequence> >> > <xs:element ref="items"/> >> > <xs:element >> > ref="canSortPlaylist"/> >> > <xs:element >> > ref="canSetLanguage"/> >> > <xs:element ref="canRepeat"/> >> > </xs:sequence> >> > </xs:extension> >> > </xs:complexContent> >> > </xs:complexType> >> > </xs:element> >> > >> > The availabilityStart and End dates come back as 01/01/2007 - >> > 12:00:00 AM, which causes the unmarshalling to fail. >> > >> > I followed the example online for field handlers >> > (http://www.castor.org/xml-fieldhandlers.html) and I can see >> > it create the handlers, but never access the methods when I >> > map using this file: >> > (note AvailabilityStartHandler is a version of the first >> > example, the ItemTypeDateHandler is the generic version) >> > >> > <?xml version="1.0"?> >> > <mapping> >> > >> > <class name="com.fool.domain.Playlist"> >> > <field name="availabilityStart" type="string" >> > handler="com.foo.domain.handler.AvailabilityStartHandler"> >> > <bind-xml node="text"/> >> > </field> >> > <field name="availabilityEnd" type="string" >> > handler="com.foo.domain.handler.ItemTypeDateHandler"> >> > <bind-xml node="text"/> >> > </field> >> > </class> >> > >> > <class name="com.foo.domain.ItemType"> >> > <field name="availabilityStart" type="string" >> > handler="com.disney.disl.domain.handler.ItemTypeDateHandler"> >> > <bind-xml node="text"/> >> > </field> >> > <field name="availabilityEnd" type="string" >> > handler="com.foo.domain.handler.ItemTypeDateHandler"> >> > <bind-xml node="text"/> >> > </field> >> > </class> >> > >> > </mapping> >> > >> > I get errors still on the mapping since it doesn't like the >> > date formats in the field by default. Is it possible to bind >> > on the ItemType class and have the mapping picked up by >> > children classes (e.g. Playlist) and others? >> > >> > 2nd problem - I don't know how to map this, but I have the >> > complex type items that contains a series of arrays (videos, >> > audios, playlists, games) and a set of attributes that are >> > the array size. How do I map videos.size to the videos attribute? >> > >> > <xs:element name="items"> >> > <xs:complexType> >> > <xs:sequence> >> > <xs:element name="video" >> > type="videoType" minOccurs="0" >> > maxOccurs="unbounded"/> >> > <xs:element name="game" type="gameType" >> > minOccurs="0" >> > maxOccurs="unbounded"/> >> > <xs:element name="audio" >> > type="audioType" minOccurs="0" >> > maxOccurs="unbounded"/> >> > <xs:element name="playlist" >> > type="playlistType" minOccurs="0" >> > maxOccurs="unbounded"/> >> > </xs:sequence> >> > <xs:attribute name="games" type="xs:int"/> >> > <xs:attribute name="audios" type="xs:int"/> >> > <xs:attribute name="videos" type="xs:int"/> >> > <xs:attribute name="playlists" type="xs:int"/> >> > </xs:complexType> >> > </xs:element> >> > >> > >> > Thanks! >> > >> > On 2/16/07, Werner Guttmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> > > Hi Drew, >> > > >> > > can you please provide us with a bit more information, such as what >> > > the relevant XML schema (fragment) and the binding file looks like ? >> > > >> > > Regards >> > > Werner >> > > >> > > Drew Beechum wrote: >> > > > Hi, >> > > > >> > > > I've just been handed a project that needs to support >> > pulling in and >> > > > manipulating an xml response from a legacy service. I've got most >> > > > everything bound in, but I'm running into a few problems >> > and I don't >> > > > know how to resolve them. For the record I'm using castor 1.1 and >> > > > the ant sourcegen tools to build the classes. >> > > > >> > > > sample xml looks like this >> > > > >> > > > <playlist id=123> >> > > > <id>123</id> >> > > > <items videos=1 playlists=1> >> > > > <video id=124> >> > > > <id>124</id> >> > > > </video> >> > > > <playlist id=125> >> > > > <id>125</id> >> > > > </playlist> >> > > > </items> >> > > > </playlist> >> > > > >> > > > Do source generation with the id attribute in place in the schema >> > > > causes a conflict error. Big surprise, right? Is there >> > anyway to resolve this? >> > > > Preferably I'd like to map to the same member in the class, but >> > > > every time I try to do "/[EMAIL PROTECTED]" it fails. >> > > > >> > > > Is there a clean way to populate the videos/playlists count >> > > > attributes with the ArrayList<video>.size()? >> > > > >> > > > Thanks >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> > > To unsubscribe from this list please visit: >> > > >> > > http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email >> > > >> > > >> > >> > --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> > To unsubscribe from this list please visit: >> > >> > http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email >> > >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from this list please visit: >> >> http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email >> >> > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from this list please visit: > > http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list please visit: http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email
