Am 16.02.2011 11:50, schrieb Moein Enayati:
Dear Jörg
You're ok!
But have a look at this part of code :
*BeanDeclaration bDecl = new XMLBeanDeclaration(xmlConfig,
"myBeanNameRootAddress");*
*MyBean myBean = (MyBean ) BeanHelper.createBean(bDecl);*
Here we have the ability to load a predefined bean out of an XML file. So I
thought it must be a simple way to save that bean into the same file !
You know , I’m worry about using another library to save myBean into the
file and I can’t load its XMLDeclaration later on.
Am I right?
This support for loading beans in Commons Configuration is more like in
the Spring framework (but in a very limited form). There you also define
beans in configuration files which you can load at runtime, but you do
not have the possibility to store beans and update your configuration files.
As Jörg pointed out, you are really after a XML bean mapper. Commons
Configuration does not support this use case, at least not in a
convenient way.
Sorry
Oliver
On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 2:02 PM, Jörg Schaible
<[email protected]>wrote:
Hi Moein,
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Moein Enayati wrote:
..........*
This is definitely out of scope for commons configuration. What you're
looking for is a persistence layer that can turn a Java object into XML and
restore it later. This is a classical task for JAXB or something like
XStream.
- Jörg
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