Hi again Premal Shah wrote: > Thanks Warner, > Placing all the classes in the same namespace worked in removing the > xmlns="" tags. Great.
> I do seem to have something peculiar happening when I'm > trying to marshall an arraylist. I have the following mapping: > > <class name="test.Message" auto-complete="false"> > <map-to xml="ICHData" ns-uri=http://test.namespace/> > > <field name="recordList" collection="arraylist" > type="test.Record" container="false"> > <bind-xml name="Recs" /> > </field> > </class> > All the other fields map correctly, but this field still adds the xmlns="" > . Here is a snippet of the output.. > ICHData xmlns="http://test.namespace";> > <Recs xmlns=""> > ...everything else is properly marshalled. > Do I have to somehow put the arraylist in my namespace? Hmm, ahrd to say. Is the text.Record class assigned to a namespace (as you are setting container to 'flase' ? > > Thanks again, > P. shah > > > On 6/3/08, Premal Shah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Hello, >> That's a good point. I did that because I didn't want the namespace to >> print there on the other lines. Essentially, my client handed me the format >> that they required and I tried to use castor to emulate it. >> >> >> On 6/3/08, Werner Guttmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> Hi, >>> >>> just looking at both the XML output and the mapping file (fragments), I >>> have got a question: how come it's only the test.Message class that is >>> being mapped to the 'http://test.com' namespace ? Is this on intention ? >>> Shouldn't the other classes (at least test.Type) to assigned to the same >>> namespace (or any other, if you wish) ? >>> >>> Mapping one class to a namespace (by the means of a mapping file) and >>> another class not does not really make sense. >>> >>> Regards >>> Werner >>> >>> Premal Shah wrote: >>>> Hello, >>>> Thanks for your help. Here is the attached code fragments: >>>> >>>> <class name="test.Message" auto-complete="false"> >>>> <map-to xml="XMLMessage" ns-uri="http://test.com"; /> >>>> <field name="header" type="test.Header"> >>>> <bind-xml name="Header" node="element" /> >>>> </field> >>>> <field name="metadata" type="test.Metadata"> >>>> <bind-xml name="Metadata" node="element" /> >>>> </field> >>>> <field name="payload" type="test.Payload"> >>>> <bind-xml name="Payload" node="element" /> >>>> </field> >>>> </class> >>>> >>>> <class name="test.Type" auto-complete="false"> >>>> <map-to xml="Type" /> >>>> <field name="key" type="java.lang.String"> >>>> <bind-xml name="Key" node="element" /> >>>> </field> >>>> <field name="value" type="java.lang.String"> >>>> <bind-xml name="Value" node="element" /> >>>> </field> >>>> </class> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> ...other classes are defined here >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> snipped of code: >>>> Marshaller MessageMarshaller = new Marshaller(handler); >>>> //MessageMarshaller.setSuppressNamespaces(true); >>>> //MessageMarshaller.setNamespaceMapping("",http://test.com); >>>> MessageMarshaller.setMapping(mapping); >>>> MessageMarshaller.marshal(message); >>>> Unmarshaller MessageUnmarshaller =new >>>> Unmarshaller(mapping); >>>> >>>> System.out.println(writer.toString()); >>>> StringReader reader=new >>>> StringReader(writer.toString()); >>>> Message x >>>> =(Message)MessageUnmarshaller.unmarshal(reader); >>>> >>>> System.out.println("Header:\n"+x.getHeader().print()); >>>> >>>> System.out.println("Metadata:\n"+x.getMetadata().print()); >>>> >>>> System.out.println("Payload:\n"+x.getPayload().print()); >>>> >>>> snippet of xml produced: >>>> >>>> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> >>>> <XMLMessage xmlns="http://test.com";> >>>> <Header xmlns=""> >>>> <MessageID>test</MessageID> >>>> <MessageType>test</MessageType> >>>> <MessageCategory>test</MessageCategory> >>>> <AckStatus></AckStatus> >>>> <Checksum>fff</Checksum> >>>> <EncodeType>hhhh</EncodeType> >>>> <Sender>mm</Sender> >>>> <Recipient>kk</Recipient> >>>> <EncryptionType></EncryptionType> >>>> </Header> >>>> <Metadata xmlns=""> >>>> <Type> >>>> <Key>DCC</Key> >>>> <Value>MSD</Value> >>>> </Type> >>>> My client cannot handle the xmlns="", however when I uncomment the >>> following >>>> lines: >>>> >>>> //MessageMarshaller.setSuppressNamespaces(true); >>>> //MessageMarshaller.setNamespaceMapping("",http://test.com); >>>> >>>> My xml looks like how my client requires it as follows but then my >>>> unmarshalled message is full of null objects. I appreciate your insight >>>> into this. >>>> >>>> <XMLMessage xmlns="http://test.com";> >>>> <Header> >>>> ....... >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> On 6/1/08, Werner Guttmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>>>> Hi, >>>>> >>>>> can you please give us some more code fragments to show what you are >>>>> doing ? I.e. a mapping file (fragment), XML being produced, etc. >>>>> >>>>> Regards >>>>> Werner >>>>> >>>>> Premal Shah wrote: >>>>>> Hello, >>>>>> I have generated a mapping file in which one class has a ns-uri >>> element >>>>> in >>>>>> the <map-to xml> tag. The problem that I have is that after I >>> marshall >>>>>> this, the tags that are generated all have <xmlns=""> except for the >>> one >>>>>> that i have specified the ns-uri for. However, I am able to correctly >>>>>> unmarshal the the xml back to the objects. My clients parser cannot >>>>> handle >>>>>> the <xmlns=""> so I tried to use the >>> setsuppressedNamespaces(true). This >>>>>> creates an xml format that is satisfactory, but the objects are null >>> when >>>>> I >>>>>> unmarshal them. >>>>>> >>>>>> Any insites into this problem? >>>>>> >>>>>> Thanks in advance, >>>>>> P. Shah >>>>>> >>>>> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>>> 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
