Hi Azfar,
XmlObject maintains the xml as its manipulated.
In your code above, basically what your instance would look like is:
XyzTypeDocument doc = XyzTypeDocument.Factory.newInstance();
<xyz />
XyzType xyzType = doc.addNewXyzType();
<xyz><xyzType /></xyz>
xyz.setSomething ("something");
<xyz something="something"><xyzType /></xyz>
String something = xyz.getSomething();
I changed the order to better demonstrate what is occuring.
Hope this helps,
-jacobd
On 10/19/07, Kazmi, Azfar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I hope I can avoid digging through the source by asking here:
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> Does XmlObject maintain an underlying xml when only setters/getters are
> being used? For example, is marshalling/un-marshalling occurring in the
> following:
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> XyzTypeDocument doc = XyzTypeDocument.Factory.newInstance();
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> XyzType xyzType = doc.addNewXyzType();
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> int something = xyz.getSomething();
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> xyz.setSomething (something);
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> Or marshalling only occurs at parse() and un-marshalling on toXml()?
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> Azfar
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