Well, good news and bad news at the same time. At least it's working with element-typed content, but at the same time it confirms that there's a bug with attribute-typed content.
Feel free to raise a new Jira issue at ... http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/CASTOR Regards Werner SantiagoA wrote: > When I use "element" as node type it works as expected (just one surrounding > tag), > <ATLs> > <Washing> > <OnAdmission>5</OnAdmission> > <OnSeparation>15</OnSeparation> > </Washing> > <Dressing> > <OnAdmission>5</OnAdmission> > <OnSeparation>15</OnSeparation> > </Dressing> > <Eating> > <OnAdmission>5</OnAdmission> > <OnSeparation>15</OnSeparation> > </Eating> > </ATLs> > but I need exactly this behavior with the node type "attribute". > I need an output like that: > <ATLs> > <Washing OnAdmission="5" OnSeparation="15"/> > <Dressing OnAdmission="5" OnSeparation="15"/> > <Eating OnAdmission="5" OnSeparation="15"/> > </ATLs> > > Thanks for your time on that. > > > > Werner Guttmann wrote: >> Just out of curiosty, what happens when you change the node type for >> these Java properties to be 'element' rather than 'attribute' ? >> >> Werner >> >> SantiagoA wrote: >>> Hi again, >>> >>> in my java-class i have that: >>> private String washingAdm = ""; >>> private String washingSep = ""; >>> private String dressingAdm = ""; >>> private String dressingSep = ""; >>> private String eatingAdm = ""; >>> private String eatingSep = ""; >>> and the getters and setters for that. >>> The "ATLs" is not a class or a nested class, but i need to have it in the >>> xml-structure. >>> The example with the "location" attribute you show me says something like >>> that: >>> "To use more than one wrapper element, the name is separated by a >>> forward-slash as such: >>> <bind-xml name="bar" location="abc/xyz" />" >>> That´s what I want, but why does the first wrapper element show up for >>> every >>> "nested" tag and not for all nested ones in just one wrapping element? >>> >>> >>> >>> Lukas Lang wrote: >>>> Hello, >>>> >>>> this is not a bug, as the location attribute is >>>> >>>> "...always relative to the class in which the field is being defined." >>>> [1] >>>> >>>> Using: >>>> >>>> <mapping> >>>> <class name="xml.template.Atls"> >>>> <map-to xml="ATLs" /> >>>> <field name="washingAdm" type="string"> >>>> <bind-xml name="OnAdmission" node="attribute" >>>> location="Washing" /> >>>> </field> >>>> <field name="washingSep" type="string"> >>>> <bind-xml name="OnSeparation" node="attribute" >>>> location="Washing" /> >>>> </field> >>>> <field name="dressingAdm" type="string"> >>>> <bind-xml name="OnAdmission" node="attribute" >>>> location="Dressing" /> >>>> </field> >>>> <field name="dressingSep" type="string"> >>>> <bind-xml name="OnSeparation" node="attribute" >>>> location="Dressing" /> >>>> </field> >>>> <field name="eatingAdm" type="string"> >>>> <bind-xml name="OnAdmission" node="attribute" >>>> location="Eating" /> >>>> </field> >>>> <field name="eatingSep" type="string"> >>>> <bind-xml name="OnSeparation" node="attribute" >>>> location="Eating" /> >>>> </field> >>>> </class> >>>> </mapping> >>>> >>>> will generate your desired xml. For detailed information, have a look at >>>> the mapping documentation [1]. >>>> >>>> Regards, >>>> Lukas >>>> >>>> [1] http://www.castor.org/xml-mapping.html#6.-Location-attribute >>>> >>>> SantiagoA schrieb: >>>>> Hi there, >>>>> I´ve problem with the generated Tags. >>>>> >>>>> in my mapping file i have something like this: >>>>> <field name="washingAdm" type="string"> >>>>> <bind-xml name="OnAdmission" node="attribute" >>>>> location="ATLs/Washing"/> >>>>> </field> >>>>> <field name="washingSep" type="string"> >>>>> <bind-xml name="OnSeparation" node="attribute" >>>>> location="ATLs/Washing"/> >>>>> </field> >>>>> <field name="dressingAdm" type="string"> >>>>> <bind-xml name="OnAdmission" node="attribute" >>>>> location="ATLs/Dressing"/> >>>>> </field> >>>>> <field name="dressingSep" type="string"> >>>>> <bind-xml name="OnSeparation" node="attribute" >>>>> location="ATLs/Dressing"/> >>>>> </field> >>>>> <field name="eatingAdm" type="string"> >>>>> <bind-xml name="OnAdmission" node="attribute" location="ATLs/Eating"/> >>>>> </field> >>>>> <field name="eatingSep" type="string"> >>>>> <bind-xml name="OnSeparation" node="attribute" >>>>> location="ATLs/Eating"/> >>>>> </field> >>>>> >>>>> The generated output looks like that: >>>>> <ATLs> >>>>> <Washing OnAdmission="5" OnSeparation="15"/> >>>>> </ATLs> >>>>> <ATLs> >>>>> <Dressing OnAdmission="5" OnSeparation="15"/> >>>>> </ATLs> >>>>> <ATLs> >>>>> <Eating OnAdmission="5" OnSeparation="15"/> >>>>> </ATLs> >>>>> >>>>> Is this a bug or do I something wrong? >>>>> I expected the Washing-, Dressing-, Eating-Tags to be surrounded by >>>>> just >>>>> one >>>>> ATL-Tag. >>>>> I´m new to Castor, so any help would be highly apreciated. >>>> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>> 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
