I'm currently working on taking a rather large piece of Java-code and using
Jibx to serialize / deserialize it.
However, I've stumbled upon a problem that I'm not sure how to attack.
I have the following situation:
interface Foo {
//methods
}
abstract class Bar {
//metods and lots of fields
}
class Baz extends Bar implements Foo {
//more stuff
}
Now, I need to use both the property that Baz is-a Bar in one context, and
that Baz is-a Foo in another. However, as far as I can see Jibx only allows
single inheritance via the extends keyword on mappings?
Is there some standard solution to this? Any tips would be welcome.
Regards,
Søren Andersen
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