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RE: write an xmlbean to string: creating xmlns:xsi and the like

Thanks, Maarten! I've put it on my todo list to add your sample to the FAQ, Radu -----Original Message----- From: maarten [mailto:maartenb@xxxxxx] Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 12:41 AM To: user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: write an xmlbean to string: creating xmlns:xsi and the like Michael Wirz wrote: >Hello List, >I am using xmlbeans to create an xml document, the bean is named >RequestDocument as below: > >RequestDocument reqDoc = RequestDocument.Factory.newInstance(); >RequestType request = reqDoc.addNewRequest(); > >I then fill all the members and do a > >String dataString = reqDoc.xmlText(); > >The document element shows up as > ><mpc:Request xmlns:mpc="http://www.xyz.de/test"> > >I'd like it to show up as > ><mpc:Request xmlns:mpc="http://www.xyz.de/test" >xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" >xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.xyz.de/test >http://www.xyz.de/test2/mpcdta_1.0.xsd "> > >How do I do this with the XMLBeans API ? >At the moment it is some ugly string/substring/indexof stuff... > >Thanks a lot for help! >Michael Wirz >from near Munich, Germany > > > > This should go into the FAQ: protected void addSchemaLocation(XmlObject xmlObject, String location) { XmlCursor cursor = xmlObject.newCursor(); if (cursor.toFirstChild()) { cursor.setAttributeText( new QName("http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance","schemaLocation"), location); } } Maarten --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: user-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx For additional commands, e-mail: user-help@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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Re: Migrating from castor to XMLBeans

Hi, Thanks for your advice. But the format of my XML file is already defined, although i did not create schemas. If necessary, i may create schema for my XML. But i do not want to use XMLBeans-generated classes. So is it possible to do the data binding by using my own java beans? Regards.On 10/22/05, Giedrius Trumpickas <trumpyla@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: If you don't have schemas defined for your XML and have already existing beans use: http://xstream.codehaus.org/ Giedrius -- ZHENG Zhong 1 Avenue Alphand 75116 Paris, France +33 6 76 80 45 90

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Migrating from castor to XMLBeans

Hi there,   I have a project that uses castor to do the xml-java data binding. I am planning to migrate from castor to XMLBeans. What i need is to marshall an XML file to java beans, and unmarshall java beans to an XML file. The format of my XML files is quite simple, and i didn't use schemas. The java beans are already coded and i do not want to use generated classes. I checked the documenations of XMLBeans, but did not find any articles or samples about simple marshalling/unmarshalling. (Perhaps i am not patient enough). I would like to know, may the XMLBeans project meet my requirements?   I am completely new to XMLBeans. May someone tell me if i am in the correct way to migrate from castor to XMLBeans? Or if i'd better keep playing with castor?   All your suggestions are appreciated. Thanks in advance. -- ZHENG Zhong1 Avenue Alphand75116 Paris, France+33 6 76 80 45 90 

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Re: Migrating from castor to XMLBeans

Hi, Thanks for your advice. But the format of my XML file is already defined, although i did not create schemas. If necessary, i may create schema for my XML. But i do not want to use XMLBeans-generated classes. So is it possible to do the data binding by using my own java beans? Regards.On 10/22/05, Giedrius Trumpickas <trumpyla@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: If you don't have schemas defined for your XML and have already existing beans use: http://xstream.codehaus.org/ Giedrius -- ZHENG Zhong 1 Avenue Alphand 75116 Paris, France +33 6 76 80 45 90