Hi Rob,
That¹s acutally a really interesting case you created, not sure if we have a
bug here. I think you define your parameters correctly using allowedIn,
however, some of your parameters are defined as allowedIn for an interface
type. For example you have <allowedIn repeat="0-1"
type="SpecParameter"/>
Now, SpecParameter is an interface implemented by AISpec, RFSurveySpec and
Custom (where Custom is again implemented by some of your types). I assume
that defining as allowed in SpecParameter what you actually wanted is having
it allowed in all implementing classes.
Problem is that our Code Generator is not type aware in this case, hence
your parameter is not decoded in for example an AISpec (it would be in a
SpecParameter but since this is an interface this will also never happen)
You can solve it for now by adding allowedIn statements for all parameters
you¹d like. For example put
<allowedIn repeat="0-1" type="AISpec"/> <allowedIn repeat="0-1"
type="RFSurveySpec"/>
Instead.
Does this make sense to you? At first glance it seems to be feasible to make
the allowedIn construct type aware but I¹ll have to think about it a bit
harder and also see if this is really desired.
Hope this makes things clearer.
Greets, Basil
Am 8/10/09 7:15 PM schrieb "Buck, Rob D." unter <[email protected]>:
> Hi Basil,
>
> My apology for the slow response ... I've been on vacation. I have attached
> the Intermec extensions XML definition and XSD files. Can you see a mistake
> that is causing Custom extensions to be handled incorrectly?
>
> Thank you,
> Rob Buck
>
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