[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> From experience I find Betwixt easier than Digester for this,
> because it
> handles the Digester rules for you. Also once you've set up
> your mappings
> and strategy objects (which isn't difficult) you get Object-to-XML and
> XML-to-Object at the same time. In practise I can set up my Betwixt
> configuration and test it by creating an object of the
> relevant class and
> dumping it as XML; once I know it generates XML in the form I
> need, I can
> then use the same configuration to read the XML without modification.
[snip]
>>>>>> I have an XML document like follows:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> <item att1="" att2="">
>>>>>> <item att1="" att2="">
>>>>>> <item att1="" att2="">
>>>>>> </item>
>>>>>> </item>
>>>>>> <item att1="" att2="">
>>>>>> </item>
>>>>>> </item>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Simply a nested structure of one complex element having two
>>>>>> required attributes.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I write a POJO that match this structure, what code
> would read the
> xml
>>>>>> document and parse into the Java object?
An alternative could have been XStream:
======== %< ===========
class Item {
List items;
String attr1;
String attr2;
}
XStream xstream = new XStream();
xstream.alias("item", Item.class);
xstream.useAttributeFor(String.class);
xstream.addImplicitCollection(Item.class, "items", "item", Item.class);
Item item = (Item)xstream.fromXML(xml);
======== %< ===========
;-)
- Jörg
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