Sorry to respond to my own message, but I'm surprised nobody has any clue about my problem ?
I've spend hours searching on the web and I'm unable to find the solution... without this feature it's seems hard to use XmlBeans in a dynamic distributed environment :( So I add another question to my first message, does anyone have used XmlBeans for highly scalable batch processing ? and how ? Thanks On 20 April 2010 13:01, Aloïs Cochard <[email protected]> wrote: > Greetings, > > I'm actually doing some investigation using XmlBeans in distributed or > modular environment. > > As far as I understand, XmlBeans load the "class <--> schema" mapping using > static initialization that occur in the classes that XmlBeans generate when > compiling a schema. > > But how can I register the mapping when the .jar containing the compiled > schema is loaded dynamically (i.e. inside GridGain or using > OSGI/ServiceLoader) ? > > I'm using spring-oxm and I haven't lot of control on the marshaller, I can > define some XmlOptions but I don't see which option can be used to define > class <--> schema mapping manually. I took a look at the static > initialization in the generated model, but I don't see what is useful for > registering classes. > > Anyone can point me to some resource or have give me tricks for > implementing that ? > > Thanks a lot ! > > Alois Cochard > http://aloiscochard.blogspot.com > http://www.twitter.com/aloiscochard > > > >
