[castor-user] Binding file syntax or Castor 1.2 bug

[Michael Mendonca]

Hi, 

 

I am trying to use a binding file to resolve a name conflict I am
getting when generating source for a particular schema. My
schema/binding-file details are below. 

 

My problem is that in the generated class "AnotherComplexTypeExtention",
I should have a member variable called "name2" of type Boolean. No
variable gets generated for the class 

"AnotherComplexTypeExtention". Please check the binding-file syntax
below. Am I using the right syntax in the binding file to resolve the
name conflict or is this a bug in Castor? I am 

using Castor ver. 1.2.  

 

<complexType name="anotherComplexType">

                        <sequence>

                                    <element name="simpleResComplexType"
type="ez5120:complexComplexType"/>

                                    <element name="name" type="string"/>

                        </sequence>

                        <attribute name="elementName" type="string"/>

            </complexType>

 

<complexType name="AnotherComplexTypeExtention">

            <complexContent>

                        <extension base="ez5120:anotherComplexType">

                                    <sequence>

<!-- Refers to the name element in schema fragment shown below from
another schema -->

                                                            <element
ref="mm:name"/>

                                                </sequence>

                        </extension>

            </complexContent>

</complexType>

 

<!-- Declared in another schema with a different namespace -->

<xs:element name="name" type="xs:boolean">

</xs:element>

 

My binding-file looks as below: 

 

<cbf:complexTypeBinding name="/complexType:AnotherComplexTypeExtention">

            <cbf:java-class name="AnotherComplexTypeExtention"/>

            <cbf:elementBinding name="/name">

                        <cbf:member name="name2"/>

            </cbf:elementBinding>

</cbf:complexTypeBinding>

 

 

Any help is greatly appreciated! 

 

Thanks,

Michael