Sorry for the spam, but I have another question:
Is the <classname>.aegis.xml file necessary to process the
(un)marshalling? Or is it only a way to customize the mapping when one
wants to?
More concretely, would I have to generate a .aegis.xml file for each
class I want to (un)marshal?
Regards,
Mickael
Mickael Istria a écrit :
I took a look at this example, and I think Aegis is ok for my needs.
Thanks a lot!
However, I have some questions (that are in fact the same question
from several points of view):
- Are getters and setters necessary? Or does it use reflection to set
the fields properties? Can we use it on objects that are not beans?
Re-Thanks in advance
Mickael
Benson Margulies a écrit :
The recent refactor of Aegis was intended to allow this sort of
thing. Keep
in mind, however, that there's no code generator.
For now, all I can recommend is that you read the source.
Start with three classes:
org.apache.cxf.aegis.AegisContext, and then the stream reader and
writer in
the same package.
Aegis is a particularly bad example of internal and external classes
sitting
in the same Java package.
There are also some tests with 'Standalone' in their names, they
might prove
useful examples.
On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 5:17 AM, Mickael Istria
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hello,
I would like to use Aegis to generate XML from objects, and
vice-versa. In
fact, I would like to use CXF instead of JaxB to do marshalling and
unmarshalling. I want the same kind of results as explained at
http://cwiki.apache.org/CXF20DOC/aegis-databinding.html#AegisDatabinding-Class%3C%3EXMLMappingOverview
However, I just want to use the databinding, so that I want to use
Aegis
out of CXF, as a standalone "databinder".
I did not find any useful information on this topic over CXF or XFire
sites.
Then, I have the classical 2 questions:
- Is it possible?
- If yes, can you point me a document, or give me a clue on how to
do this?
Thanks in advance
Mickael
