Jody Garnett schrieb:
>
>> No - that's not true :-)
>
> I see then I am confused ... let me check - adding a test method to
> ParserTest with the following "naked" configuration.
Sorry! My fault. It was a misunderstanding on my side. I mixed up the
Encoder in the background creating the WPS request out of the Parameters
and your Parser to create this XML.
But thanks a lot for the code snippet. It helps me to understand how it
works. I'll try to use the Parser to read in my complex XML fragment.
>
> public void testNakedXMLParse() throws Exception {
> // set up a parser that only has the the xml schema bindings
> Parser parser = new Parser( new XMLConfiguration() );
>
> parser.setValidating(false);
>
>
>
> Map map = (Map) parser.parse(
> MLSchemaLocationResolver.class.getResourceAsStream("mails.xml"));
> List mail = (List) map.get("mail");
> Map mail0 = (Map) mail.get(0);
> System.out.println( "mail0:"+mail0 );
> String id = (String) mail0.get("id");
> assertEquals( "xs int", "0", id ); // xsd simple type bindings
> not provided
>
> Map envelope = (Map) mail0.get("envelope");
> List<String> from = (List<String>) envelope.get("From");
> assertEquals( "xs string multiplicity","b...@microsoft.com
> <mailto:b...@microsoft.com>", from.get(0) );
>
>
>
> Map mail1 = (Map) mail.get(1);
> assertNotNull( "mail multiplicity", mail1);
> }
>
Cheers,
Matthias
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