See Thread at: http://www.techienuggets.com/Detail?tx=106565 Posted on behalf
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HI Werner and thank you very much for your response,
Actually in my application(Client-Server), we have a GUI interface where the
user will enter a name of the method he wants to invoke on the server and the
Host and port of the that server and attach to it an XML file which represent
all parameters of the method he wants to invoke on that server, so the XML file
contains a representation of objects and arguments of that method.
Example:
Let say user want to invoke method called getUserPreference(Person obj, String
name)
This method have to parameters one type object the second is a String
So the XML file will have a both parameters and in the Backend, I have to
Unmarshall the XML file or serialize the XML file to get all objects so that
will invoke the method with given parameters in tha XML file
The user will not enter any mapping file, so only thing I have is that XML
file, my question is there a solution to get Unmarshall the XML file without
any mapping file ? (with mapping file things are much easier)
I thought of using DOM and traverse the tree after to obtain Nodes but want to
see what other will suggest specially those that have more experience with
Castor.
Any idea ?
Thanks again for your help and responses,
Best Regards,
Ghania
In Response To:
Hi Every one,
I'm new to Castor, and I'm working on Java project that will have an XML file
as an entry, the XML file will represent all Objetcs that will be used as
Parameter to call method.
I did try to write a simple XML file that represent one Object and did
Unmarshall it and got the Object. But when the XML file is representing
multiples objetcs, it's not working.
My question is how can get all objects from the XML file using Castor ?
Please if you have some link or example where I can follow and thank you very
much for your help and response,
Best Regards,
Ghania
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