Hi Radu,
Thanks for your help. Here's there updated code:
RoleType role = RoleDocument.Factory.newInstance().addNewRole();
role.setRoleName("my role name");
System.out.println("role:\n" + role);
ObjectWrapperType wrapper =
ObjectWrapperDocument.Factory.newInstance().addNewObjectWrapper();
wrapper.setTop(role);
System.out.println("wrapper:\n" + wrapper);
TopType top = wrapper.getTop();
System.out.println("top:\n" + top.xmlText());
RoleType role2 = RoleType.Factory.parse(top.newDomNode());
System.out.println("role2:\n" + role2);
System.out.println("role2.getRoleName(): " + role2.getRoleName());
And here's the output:
role:
<roleName
xmlns="http://schemas.cmp.cisco.com/2006/07/Chameleon/RoleP";>my role
name</roleName>
wrapper:
<Top xmlns="http://schemas.cmp.cisco.com/2006/07/Chameleon/TopP";
xmlns:rol="http://schemas.cmp.cisco.com/2006/07/Chameleon/RoleP";>
<rol:roleName>my role name</rol:roleName>
</Top>
top:
<rol:roleName
xmlns:rol="http://schemas.cmp.cisco.com/2006/07/Chameleon/RoleP";>my role
name</rol:roleName>
role2:
<topp:Top
xmlns:topp="http://schemas.cmp.cisco.com/2006/07/Chameleon/TopP";>
<rol:roleName
xmlns:rol="http://schemas.cmp.cisco.com/2006/07/Chameleon/RoleP";>my role
name</rol:roleName>
</topp:Top>
role2.getRoleName(): null
-----Original Message-----
From: Radu Preotiuc-Pietro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 3:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: polymorphism
I am assuming that going through DOM is a requirement, otherwise there
is no need to do it...
Can you add a line
System.out.println("top: " + top.xmlText());
before the line where you do newDomNode() to see what top would look
like if serialized to text?
Thanks,
Radu
On Thu, 2007-04-12 at 14:47 -0700, Vinh Nguyen (vinguye2) wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am trying to use XmlBeans for generating classes for xsds that have
> an "inheritence" hierarchy. I may not be using XmlBeans properly, so
> any help is appreciated.
>
> I have three object types.
> TopType is a base class for various objects.
> RoleType extends TopType.
> ObjectWrapperType stores a TopType and is used for passing objects in
> a generic way to/from the server.
>
> When I set a RoleType into the ObjectWrapperType, I later get it out
> as a TopType and convert to a RoleType, but I can't get the proper
> role data.
>
> Here's my test code:
>
> RoleType role = RoleDocument.Factory.newInstance().addNewRole();
> role.setRoleName("my role name");
> ObjectWrapperType wrapper =
> ObjectWrapperDocument.Factory.newInstance().addNewObjectWrapper();
> wrapper.setTop(role);
> TopType top = wrapper.getTop();
> RoleType role = RoleType.Factory.parse(top.newDomNode());
> System.out.println("role:\n" + role.xmlText());
> System.out.println("role.getRoleName(): " + role.getRoleName());
>
> Here's my output:
>
> role2:
> <topp:Top
> xmlns:topp="http://schemas.cmp.cisco.com/2006/07/Chameleon/TopP";>
> <rol:roleName
> xmlns:rol="http://schemas.cmp.cisco.com/2006/07/Chameleon/RoleP";>my
> role name</rol:roleName>
> </topp:Top>
> role2.getRoleName(): null
>
> I can clearly see that the final RoleType has data, but I can't get
> data out of it. Perhaps I am not doing this the right way?
> -Vinh
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