Hi,
Zdenko wrote:
> Hi,
> When deserializing following XML
> <Outer type="1">
> <Inner>
> </Inner>
> <Outer>
>
> this pointer of enclosing object is null.
> Java classes:
> class Outer {
> String type;
> class Inner {
>
> void Outer getOuterObject() {
> return Outer.this;
> }
> }
> }
>
> Java compiler will create implicit constructor. Something like this:
> class Outer {
> String type;
> class Inner {
> Outer this$0;
> Inner(Outer th) {
> super();
> this$0 = th;
> }
> void Outer getOuterObject() {
> return Outer.this;
> }
> }
> }
>
> XStream creates Inner object by not invoking proper constructor (my
> guess). Proper way of initialization should be:
> Outer outer = new Outer();
> Inner inner = outer.new Inner();
XStream does not call any constructor (just like Java serialization), it
does not have to:
http://xstream.codehaus.org/faq.html#Serialization_no_ctor_running
- Jörg
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