Hi Radu,
I just wanted to know whether you are going to comment on my previous mail.
Thanks in advance
Dominik
Dominik Stoklosa wrote:
Dear Radu,
Thanks for your response. As I wrote in the previous mail XmlBeans are
definitely very useful in many certain ways. The only disadvantage (from
my perspective) is the size of the package. I do realize that splitting
the jar may be difficult, but it would be very useful.
Answering your question I am using the xmlbeans in the following ways :
1). generate the object model from the XSD schema
this is done olny ones. Each generated model is packed into the separate
jar file, which is then used in the WebStart app.
2). having generated the java object model of the schema I am loading
xml documents i.e. SomeXSDDocument.Factory.parse(xml_source) , changing
them through JavaBeans-style accessors after the fashion of "getFoo" and
"setFoo" and finally store them back.
So to conclude it would be perfect if I could get the functionality to
parse the xml documents based on the generated XSD models bundled in one
jar.
Best regards,
osa
Radu Preotiuc-Pietro wrote:
Actually, I have looked at that some time ago (like 2 yrs ago...), and
what I remember is reaching the conclusion that there was no easy way
to separate the big jar into multiple small ones in a useful way (I
guess part of the reason was that the appeal of XmlBeans is that is
offers so many things into one tightly integrated package)
What area of functionality that you are currently using you would be
interested in seeing as a standalone jar?
Radu
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*From:* Alex Soto [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
*Sent:* Friday, March 24, 2006 7:00 AM
*To:* [email protected]
*Subject:* Re: XmlBeans and Standalone app
I have the same problem too, but im using an embbeded computer, so it
owuld be great if xml beans can come like spring jars, so you can use,
the jars you really need.
El dv 24 de 03 del 2006 a les 15:55 +0100, en/na Dominik Stoklosa va
escriure:
Hello,
I have an inquiry about the latest release of the Xml Beans (2.1.0).
To be more specific about the xbeans.jar size. The size of the jar
file is around 2,6 MB, which is not that much taking the
capabilities of the present computers into consideration. However, I
am deploying my application using java web start technology. The
application is pretty big itself, it also uses several jar files (in
fact none of them is such big as xml beans one) and adding such a
huge jar to the deployment will affect the download speed, especially
when the end user possess poor network bandwidth.
So, finally my question is what are my choices if i want to use xml
beans? Is is possible to use some smaller jar file? Do you plan to
devide xml beans according to the functionality ?
The way I use the xml beans is to generate my own several object
models and than I am using them in the application. The most common
task is to load an existing xml file according to the corresponding xsd.
Any tips or help would be greatly appreciated.
Please also note that I would prefer to avoid removing unused classes
manually from the XmlBeans jar file.
Regards,
osa
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