Not sure if I can piggy back of this question though.
Below I have a TxnInfo segment that I do not represent in my object model. Is there a way I can ignore this element in the marshal/unmarshal?
Because I get a org.jibx.runtime.JiBXException: No unmarshaller for element "TxnInfo" (line 3, col 11) since I have not defined a mapping for it.
Thanks,
-jay
On 4/13/06, Jay Blanton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If I have portions of my object model that do not exist in the incoming XML, how do I bypass placing a name attribute on the mapping definition.
For instance, I have the following XML chunk:
<AppBody>
<TxnInfo>
<SystemId>WebService</SystemId>
</TxnInfo>
<Sponsor>
<Id>0013</Id>
</Sponsor>
<Person>
<Id>123</Id>
</Person>
</AppBody>
The AppBody is the beginning of my ResponseTO which contains an ErrorInfo object (if the xml exists) and a list (custom collection) of FamilyTOs. The FamilyTO contains an object called SponsorTO and PersonTO. So as you can see, there is no Family element in the XML...it is just a composite object that holds the SponsorTO and PersonTO. How do I define my mapping segment below so that I can use the FamilyTO mapping without having to include an element name?
<mapping name="AppBody" class="com.foo.to.ResponseTO">
<collection field="families" load-method="get" size-method="size" add-method="add" item-type=" com.foo.to.FamilyTO" usage="optional"/>
<structure field="errorInfo" usage="optional"/>
</mapping>
<mapping name="ErrorInfo" class=" com.foo.to.ErrorInfoTO">
<value name="ErrorType" field="errorType" usage="optional"/>
<value name="ErrorMsgUser" field="userMessage" usage="optional"/>
<value name="ErrorMsgTechnical" field="technicalMessage" usage="optional"/>
<value name="ErrorCode" field="errorCode" usage="optional"/>
</mapping>
<mapping class="com.foo.to.FamilyTO">
<structure field="sponsor" usage="optional"/>
<collection field="patients" load-method="get" size-method="size" add-method="add" item-type=" com.foo.to.PatientTO" usage="optional"/>
<structure field="sponsor" usage="optional"/>
</mapping>
Thanks!
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