>
> Any ideas? Many thanks. :-)
Not, not really :(
I can see you have very nice debugging system, but I will put parsing
in try-catch:
try {
testDocument = TestDocument.Factory.parse( event.getMessage().toString() );
test = testDocument.getTest();
LOGGER.debug("The id is " + test.getTest1());
}
catch(Throwable ex) {
ex.printStackTrace();
}
I know it is stupid, but maybe it will help to get any information
what is happening...
In my opinion you should get NullPointerException or some debugging
massage after parsing.
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I just placed some test code in main of one class to test it:
String s = "<test test2=\"test 2\" test1=\"test 1\"
xmlns=\"http://cpp.co.uk/test\"/>";
uk.co.cpp.test.TestDocument doc = uk.co.cpp.test.TestDocument.Factory.parse(s);
System.out.println("=" + doc.xmlText());
System.out.println("=" + doc.getTest().getTest1());
System.out.println("=" + doc.getTest().getTes2());
I got:
=<test test2="test 2" test1="test 1" xmlns="http://cpp.co.uk/test"/>
=test 1
=null
It is null in second method because I did misspelling in Schema but not in XML.
Call xmlText() to test what you have in this parsed document.
Arek
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