Here is an example from the camel-xstream unit test.
XStreamDataFormat xstreamDefinition = new XStreamDataFormat();
Map<String, String> aliases = new HashMap<String, String>();
aliases.put("purchase-order", PurchaseOrder.class.getName());
xstreamDefinition.setAliases(aliases);
List<String> converters = new ArrayList<String>();
converters.add(PurchaseOrderConverter.class.getName());
converters.add(CheckMethodInjection.class.getName());
converters.add(CheckConstructorInjection.class.getName());
xstreamDefinition.setConverters(converters);
from("direct:marshal").marshal(xstreamDefinition).to("mock:result");
from("direct:unmarshal").unmarshal(xstreamDefinition).to("mock:result");
Willem
Mond Raymond wrote:
I see the source and the JIRA reflecting the fact that the code should
support more Xstream converters / aliases. All good.
One small thing... I would just like to tweak the output to tweak the
package name.
In Xstream I can do the following:
XStream xstream = new XStream();
xstream.aliasPackage("com", "com.blah.blah");
Although I cannot find a direct way to do this in the API, is there a
possibility with a bit of hacking to achieve this result? Essentially I
would like to provide my own xstream instance...
Thanks in advance
Ray
