I am evaluating JiBX and am interested in seeing if it can handle a
scenario that I have had some difficulty with using other XML binding
tools.
The benchmarks are impressive and alone are a convincing argument to use
it, but I have been burned by XML-Binding frameworks in the past.
Can anyone show a simple binding that would handle a case like this?
Problem:
Given the following XML, I would like to unmarshall this into 2 classes.
Can a binding like this be made without writing additional code to
support it?
TestSuite maps 1:1 to the <testsuite> element. The class contains a
list of tests which map to the <test> element, however the Test class
also contains a status which is from the <tests> element, the parent
element of <test>.
TestSuite
List tests
Test
String name
String status
<testsuite>
<tests status="FAILED">
<test name="test1"/>
<test test name="test2"/>
<test test name="test3"/>
<test name="test4"/>
</ tests>
<tests status="PASSED">
<test test name="test5"/>
<test test name="test6"/>
<test test name="test7"/>
<test test name="test8"/>
</tests>
</testsuite>
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