I recently made some changes (going into JiBX RC1) to support using JiBX
with SOAP. These are primarily designed around what I've found was
necessary for JibxSoap, but I'm also planning to hook into Axis2 and the
same requirements are likely to apply there. I know the 0.9 version has
XmlBeans s
Hello Dennis,
The internals of the Databinding framework are as follows
1. We have something called extensions that run before the actual
code generator. For XMLBeans we have an extension that takes the
Schema element from the WSDL file and feeds it into the XB schema
parser. The logic of XB is
Hi Ajith,
Sounds great on the data binding support! I'll check it out within the
next couple of weeks. JiBX currently uses XMLPull for input, but I can
probably implement a simple wrapper for converting between the Axis StAX
parser and an XMLPull API. Are you listening, Alek - any comments? Th
Hi,
>data binding framework to pass back information about the> blobs to be sent as attachments, and to access the attachments when> unmarshalling.
IMHO this is doable with the way Axis2 currently handles MTOM. We use OMText to hold the binary data and act as the blob. There are several states t
Thilina Gunarathne wrote:
IMHO this is doable with the way Axis2 currently handles MTOM. We use
OMText to hold the binary data and act as the blob. There are several
states to OMText, which can be set using "is Binary" and
"isOptimised" attributes. When OMText contains binary data (either as
Hi folks:
Please check out http://www.w3.org/TR/xml-media-types/
This document describes runtime and design time attributes to indicate
media types for base64 (and therefore potentially optimized) content.
When we see these annotations in schema, we should have the ability to
default to optim
Dennis Sosnoski wrote:
Hi Ajith,
Sounds great on the data binding support! I'll check it out within the
next couple of weeks. JiBX currently uses XMLPull for input, but I can
probably implement a simple wrapper for converting between the Axis
StAX parser and an XMLPull API. Are you listening