i don't really see how it could be automatically supported by introspection - but it would be reasonable to add a new element type to the .betwixt xml. we'd have something like <content property='foo'/> which would convert whatever property foo returns to a string and then add it to the xml in the given position.
how would this sound?
- robert
On Monday, March 17, 2003, at 10:24 AM, Maksimenko Alexander wrote:
And how to write element wich have mixed content e.g. <sql id="1"> <![CDATA[ SELECT * FROM userprofile WHERE userprofile.id < 10 ]]> </sql> Hi,
I've searched the mailing list for this one and maybe I'm missing something
very obvious, but - is it possible to get the text of mixed element content
with betwixt?
e.g.
<foo> <bar>blah</bar> This is text... </foo>
In this case I'll have a class for Foo and bar will be mapped to a String
property of Foo. But what happens to the text?
Off topic - I am very happy with Betwixt so far (just started playing with it)
and I have high hopes that it will eliminate the need for maintaining my own
tool (based on the SAXModelBuilder example from my book).
Thanks,
Pat Niemeyer
Author of Learning Java, O'Reilly & Associates and the BeanShell scripting
language.
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