Hi,
that actually is a very interesting use of the location attribute ...
;-). But at least it's working.
Regards
Werner
On 17.06.2010 21:50, toramanan wrote:
Hello,
I fixed the issue by using "location" feature in<field> element.
Below is the mapping,
<class name ="package.InnerNode">
<map-to xml="INNER_NODE"/>
<field name="innerNode1" type="string">
<bind-xml name="INNER_NODE1"/>
</field>
<field name="innerNode1AttributeConstant" type="string">
<bind-xml name="SUBSCR" node="attribute"
location="INNER_NODE1"/>
</field>
</class>
This is still not the best way, but atleast i avoided having inner classes
or multiple classes for each element.
-Ramanan.
-Regards,
Ramanan.
Philipp Erlacher wrote:
Hello,
I don't think there is a way to add a constant attribute but I am
fairly new myself.
You could try to use XSLT to transform the generated XML and add the
attribute by yourself.
I would be very interested in the XSLT code that could produce the
changes you are trying to accomplish.
So please let me know you are going to tackle this problem.
Cheers,
Philipp
On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 2:01 AM, toramanan<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
I am bit new castor and need some help in generating an xml in the below
format from a java object.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<PARENT_REQUEST>
<NODE1>NODE1_DATA</NODE1>
<NODE2>NODE2_DATA</NODE2>
<INNER_NODE ATTRIB="ADATA">
<INNER_NODE_1 ATTRIB="ADATA">A</INNER_NODE_1>
<INNER_NODE_2 ATTRIB="ADATA">B</INNER_NODE_2>
<INNER_NODE_3 ATTRIB="ADATA">C</INNER_NODE_3>
<INNER_NODE_4 ATTRIB="ADATA">D</INNER_NODE_4>
<INNER_NODE_5 ATTRIB="ADATA">E</INNER_NODE_5>
<INNER_NODE_6 ATTRIB="ADATA"/>
<INNER_NODE_7 ATTRIB="ADATA">F</INNER_NODE_7>
<INNER_NODE_8 ATTRIB="ADATA">G</INNER_NODE_8>
</INNER_NODE>
</PARENT_REQUEST>
The issue here is "ATTRIB=ADATA" is constant attribute that need to be
applied to all the INNER_NODE and its child nodes. I don't want to write
separate class for each INNER_NODE_1 to n to achieve this output. Is
there a
way to add the attribute ATTRIB=ADATA as a constant during runtime
(marshalling) for the elements in the INNER_NODE ?
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