Hi Niraj,
There's another thread going on a similar lines... for some reason I hadn't
thought of using JAXB. One possibility was Castor which does a similar thing
in another way. Only apparently the builtin validation is not specific
enough. It does work with W3C Schemas which the Java site suggests JAXB does
not yet. Is that true? Does JAXB manage validation better?
Jon
Niraj Juneja wrote:
> Are there any plans of making the FORM beans JAXB compliant.....
>
> The reason I ask .... I am working on a Framework for EAI applications that
> plugs into Struts.
>
> presently in the programming model I have a step where for each request the
> Application programmer needs to define a convertor
>
>
>
> public interface IStructsConvertor extends IConvertor {
>
> public void convertHttpReq2KBean(HttpServletRequest req , ActionMapping
> mapping,
> ActionForm form, KBean reqBean);
> }
>
> * KBean is a JAXB compliant object in my framework...
>
> and all that the convertor does is popullate reqBean from ActionForm.
>
> This whole step could be avoided if the ActionForm is someway compatible to
> JAXB generated objects.
>
> Thanks
>
> Niraj Juneja
>
>
>
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