Hi,
You could look at JROM (http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/jrom) too. JROM
is a java representation of XML which is more convenient than DOM for many
applications, has a SOAP serializer and deserializer and a JROM-2-Bean,
Bean-2-JROM convertor. JROM2DOM and DOM2JROM are being developed too.
Nirmal.
Scott Nichol
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Subject: Re: Bean-to-XML Serializer
10/07/2002 11:25
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Please respond to
soap-user
There is no built-in way to go bean-to-DOM. Right now, the literal XML
encoding has a serializer for an Element, and that is it: there are no
other literal XML serializers. Conversely, there is no SOAP encoding
serializer for an Element.
Something like Castor might give you bean-to-XML mapping.
Scott Nichol
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> We will be using SOAP 2.3. For most users we need to conver to/from
SOAP to
> java bean format. However, for a few users, we will need to convert
from
> the java bean to either DOM or literal-XML. Is there a way to do
this? I
> see the beanserializer will go from SOAP to bean and back, but how do
I get
> from bean to DOM?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Lynda
>
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