Hello-
I have seen several posts on this subject, but I haven't found a
solution yet. I am trying to get <./something> instead of .
I am using a custom writer (it extends XMLWriterNamespaceBase and
creates a W3C Document object). It works well except for the empty xml
element.
Thanks in ad
Hi Wolle,
I think the problem here is that you didn't specify any handling for the
element, so when JiBX sees this element while unmarshalling it
assumes it's past the elements which were named in the binding - and
since it hasn't seen a yet it complains about that being
missing. You should
Hi Apurva,
The nillable attribute is only supported on the
// elements, not on a element of
the binding. The reason for this is that nillable generally only makes
sense when used with objects that represent some sort of structure,
rather than simple values. The only thing I can suggest for yo
Hello again,
after my compiling problem is solved I have another one.
I had following xml structure:
text1.1
text1.2
text1.3
text2
text3
No how have the binding file to, i
ahh okay. Now it works. thank you
Original-Nachricht
> Datum: Wed, 16 Jan 2008 13:50:47 -0900
> Von: Joshua Davies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> An: JiBX users
> Betreff: Re: [jibx-users] Binding binding.xml is unusable because of
> validation errors
> Most likely the compi
Most likely the compiler isn't able to find your target class - remember
Jibx opens and modifies the .class file itself. Try this:
java -classpath lib\jibx-bind.jar;lib\bcel.jar;build\classes
org.jibx.binding.Compile binding.xml
(I can't figure out how to augment the classpath when using the "-j
Hi,
I'm trying to get jibx working, but I always get this exception:
"Binding binding.xml is unusable because of validation errors"
I think I'm calling the compiler wrong.
I have following directory structure:
jibxtest
├ binding.xml
├ src //Directory with java sources
├ build
