Yeah, it's sort of a confusing method signature. :-( The base type is just
the class that the file is relative to. The method signature that takes a URL
may be clearer:
bxmlSerializer.readObject(getClass().getResource("foo.bxml"));
On Jan 12, 2011, at 7:17 AM, Marco Castillo wrote:
> Dear List:
> Which is the meaning of the parameter baseType in the call of
> BXMLSerializer#readObject(baseType, resourceName). In the documentation it
> states that is the base type!!
> I'm asking this because I have many .bxml files and one loader class
> associated with each .bxml file. Inside each .bxml file is a border pane with
> a layout in it. I want to load each .bxml file and then insert each component
> created inside a CardPane as it is done in the KitchenSink demo. The
> difference is that I'm not embedding each class loader class into the main
> class, I have each class in its own separate file.
> I saw in the KitchenSink demo that the baseType parameter was always the
> KitchenSink.class. So in my case, which class should I put as the baseType
> parameter in the readObject call? the loader class or the main class?
>
> Thank you in advance for your kind reply.
>
> Regards
>
