Le 17 oct. 05, à 13:39, Messing, Elad a écrit :
... Will it be a good practice to use Cocoon services to parse this XML, build Hibernate objects, and save them to the DB ?..
If your app's environment is Cocoon it makes sense, there are several options to do this:
-Cocoon Forms bindings. This is interesting if you're importing objects that you're already using in forms, as you'd have the declarations already.
- An interesting pattern to convert external XML to java objects is shown by Ovidiu Predescu at http://www.webweavertech.com/ovidiu/weblog/archives/000255.html#000255, declaring your java components as XSLT extensions to be able to call methods on them.
-Or, use more sophisticated XML-to-java mappings like Castor or XMLBeans, depending on the complexity of your input data.
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