Hi

I was wondering why I am getting an xsi attribute coming out in my XML

NB I read the docs on using interfaces, but that mentions I specify it
myself in the mapping. I don't, Castor somehow decides that it needs to
be output in the XML. The MortgageFeeValue is a concrete class, not an
interface. 

Thanks!

This is the outputted XML (with the mysterious xsi attribute):

<OtherFee
 
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
xsi:type="FeePaymentDetail">
                    <ApplicationId>0</ApplicationId>
                    <Amount>50.0</Amount>
                    <Applicable>0</Applicable>
                    <MortgageFee>
                        <Description>Offer revision fee</Description>
                        <CompletionFee>false</CompletionFee>
                        <LegalFee>false</LegalFee>
                        <Overridable>false</Overridable>
                        <FeeDescription>Offer revision
fee</FeeDescription>
                        <MortgageFeeId>43</MortgageFeeId>
                        <FeeId>43</FeeId>
                        <FeeType>
                            <Description>Other Fee</Description>
                            <TransactionCode>0651</TransactionCode>
                            <FeeTypeId>7</FeeTypeId>
                            <Mandatory>false</Mandatory>
                        </FeeType>
                    </MortgageFee>
                    <Paid>0</Paid>
                    <PercentageCharge>0.0</PercentageCharge>
                    <Added>0</Added>
                </OtherFee>


This is the mapping for the class:

        <class name="com.lsb.uk.mqs.value.MortgageFeeValue">
                <map-to xml="MortgageFee"/>
                <field name="description" type="java.lang.String">
                        <bind-xml name="Description" node="element"/>
                </field>
                <field name="completionFee" type="boolean">
                        <bind-xml name="CompletionFee" node="element"/>
                </field>
                <field name="legalFee" type="boolean">
                        <bind-xml name="LegalFee" node="element"/>
                </field>
                <field name="overridable" type="boolean">
                        <bind-xml name="Overridable" node="element"/>
                </field>
                <field name="feeDescription" type="java.lang.String">
                        <bind-xml name="FeeDescription" node="element"/>
                </field>
                <field name="mortgageFeeId" type="int">
                        <bind-xml name="MortgageFeeId" node="element"/>
                </field>
                <field name="feeId" type="int">
                        <bind-xml name="FeeId" node="element"/>
                </field>
                <field name="feeType"
type="com.lsb.uk.mqs.value.FeeTypeValue">
                        <bind-xml name="FeeType" node="element"/>
                </field>
        </class>

And this is where it's being used:

        <field name="otherFees"
type="com.lsb.uk.mqs.value.MortgageFeeValue" collection="collection">
            <bind-xml name="OtherFee" node="element"
location="OtherFees"/>
        </field>


Regards

Richard Gundersen
Java Developer


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