Hi,
I do not have enough experience with castor (yet) to see either method
being beneficial over the other ... so I will take what ever you suggest.
Working from the snapshot is not an issue, nor is waiting a couple of days
a problem - what ever is best for you - I'll be happy when it is working!
I do have a couple of class to marshal and these include quite a few
classes (30+) which are included in the output structure - I am not sure if
this would be an issue with option b (do I have to add a
classDescriptionResolver for each class ?).
Many, many thanks for the super response on this, I am suitably impressed
:-)
Thanks,
Brian
Werner Guttmann wrote:
>
> Well, in that case, there's two options:
>
> a) switch to XMLContext (where we'd have to add a setClassLoader()
> method, which is sufficiently easy; if you are fine working against a
> snapshot releaswe, this could be done within one or two days).
>
> b) Set an XMLClassDescriptorResolver on your Marshaller, and use
> XMLClassDescriptorResolver.setClassLoader() to set a custom class loader.
>
> Does this make sense ...
>
> Werner
>
>
> brandywheat wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I'm on the latest castor version (1.2) ...
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Brian
>>
>>
>>
>> Werner Guttmann wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> What version of Castor are you using ? There's a solution to this
>>> problem, but it depends on whether you are on a release that has support
>>> for XMLContext already (or not).
>>>
>>> Werner
>>>
>>> brandywheat wrote:
>>>> Hi,
>>>> I am currently having problems with the castor marshaller and
>>>> classloaders.
>>>> My code works in the unit tests but fails once included in a netbeans
>>>> RPC -
>>>> the problem looks to be the classloader and the modules within the RPC.
>>>>
>>>> I can resolve the issue of the classloader with the code:
>>>> Marshaller m = new Marshaller();
>>>> Mapping mapping = new
>>>> Mapping(Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader());
>>>> mapping.loadMapping("c:\\temp\\mapping.xml");
>>>> m.setMapping(mapping);
>>>> m.marshal(this, writer);
>>>>
>>>> But this forces me to write a mapping file, which I do not have
>>>> available
>>>> and do not really want to generate.
>>>>
>>>> Is it possible to set the classloader for the marshaller without
>>>> having
>>>> to
>>>> define a mapping file, e.g. have it use the default structure it would
>>>> generated without a mapping file? (If I skip the loadMapping then the
>>>> setMapping gives an exception saying a mapping must be loaded
>>>> first....)
>>>>
>>>> Thanks in Advance,
>>>> Brian
>>>>
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