I'm getting the following stack trace when I run some code that uses
JiBX:
java.lang.IllegalAccessError
at
com.quest.wcf.core.module.flow.ChooseValueReaction.JiBX_module_unmarshal
_3_0(ChooseValueReaction.java)
at
com.quest.wcf.core.module.flow.JiBX_moduleChooseValueReaction_access.unm
arshal()
at
org.jibx.runtime.impl.UnmarshallingContext.unmarshalElement(Unknown
Source)
at
org.jibx.runtime.impl.UnmarshallingContext.unmarshalDocument(Unknown
Source)
at
com.quest.wcf.core.util.jibx.JiBXSerializer.load(JiBXSerializer.java:95)
...
In the binding, there is an abstract binding for Reaction, and a binding
that extends it for ChooseValueReaction. The only thing that has changed
since the code was working (I think) is that I have interposed another
abstract Java class between the abstract class Reaction and the class
ChooseValueReaction. I don't mention that class in the binding.
I had also tried this with the interposed abstract class having an
abstract binding of its own (extending the abstract binding for
Reaction), and the binding for ChooseValueReaction extending it. That
gave an error in the JiBX binding process.
Here's the relevant part of the current binding:
<mapping class="com.quest.wcf.core.module.flow.Reaction"
abstract="true">
<structure field="context" usage="optional"
marshaller="com.quest.wcf.core.context.ContextMarshaller"
unmarshaller="com.quest.wcf.core.context.ContextMarshaller"/>
</mapping>
<mapping name="choose-value"
class="com.quest.wcf.core.module.flow.ChooseValueReaction"
extends="com.quest.wcf.core.module.flow.Reaction">
<value name="key" field="contextKey"/>
<structure map-as="com.quest.wcf.core.module.flow.Reaction"/>
<structure field="cases" usage="optional" name="case"
marshaller="com.quest.wcf.core.module.flow.CaseMarshaller"
unmarshaller="com.quest.wcf.core.module.flow.CaseMarshaller"/>
<structure name="default">
<structure field="defaultReaction"/>
</structure>
</mapping>
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.
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