Hi Jeremy,
Since it's part of the introspector, normally it shouldn't matter
whether it's unmarshalling or marshaller. Try it with a non-date type.
Date handling in Castor has some special test cases which might be
getting in the way, in which case I'll need to obviously place priority
on a user-
Keith,
Should the FieldHandlerFactory method also work for the Marshaller? When
I test it, the only method that gets called on my FieldHandlerFactory is
getSupportedTypes. Currently my getSupportedTypes is just:
public Class[] getSupportedTypes() {
System.out.println( "getSupportedT
Hi Jeremy,
I recall the discussion, though the problem obviously still exists if
you are running into it. You might want to file a bug on that
(http://bugzilla.exolab.org).
There is an "undocumented" workaround for anyone using the CVS version,
it's the ability to set a GeneralizedFieldHandler f
I'm new to the list, so I hope I'm not rehashing a question that has been
discussed recently. I looked in the mail archives and only found posts
up to March of last year discussing using GeneralizedFieldHandler with
Collections. It seems that the strange behavior when using a
GeneralizedFieldHand
