Hi,
Is there an easy way to generate a schema XSD from either a castor
mapping file or set of JavaBeans?
Thanks!
Darren
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Darren Govoni wrote:
Hi,
Pardon this question if it's arisen before. I just recently learned
how to create Java Beans and class Descriptors from an XSD. However,
when I marshal a class to XML, the xml name used is the default castor
scheme and not the name in
Hi,
Pardon this question if it's arisen before. I just recently learned
how to create Java Beans and class Descriptors from an XSD. However,
when I marshal a class to XML, the xml name used is the default castor
scheme and not the name indicated in the generated descriptor class that
was gener
Should this work?
I would like to use my UID handler to marshal UID's to/from SQL table
the same way it does for XML.
It is basically a String<->UID type converter. I didn't notice a
'handler' attribute for the element
for JDO mappings.
Any suggestions? Can I supply my own TypeConvert
e they are in the subclass only.
Darren Govoni wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to understand why my clause is ignored for a
class 'extends' another class in my mapping file. The output uses the
bind name of the parent class and not the desired bind name in my
explicit clause for the sub
Hi,
I am trying to understand why my clause is ignored for a
class 'extends' another class in my mapping file. The output uses the
bind name of the parent class and not the desired bind name in my
explicit clause for the subclass. Anyone have a quick clue into this?
Thanks!
Darren
Hi,
I'm just starting to learn castor and have run into trouble already.
I have this property in a class:
setCertificate(java.securty.cert.X509Certificate cert);
java.securty.cert.X509Certificate X509Certificate getCertificate();
.
and this mapping file
