Re: [Simple-support] Availabily of object inlining

[Aaron D. <di...@he...>]

Am 30.07.2012 20:20, schrieb Maxim Solodovnik:
> Hello Niall
> 
> sorry for double post
> I was able to parse "inline" object by using following "ugly" code:
> InputNode root = NodeBuilder.read(new FileInputStream(xml));
> InputNode root1 = NodeBuilder.read(new FileInputStream(xml)); //HACK to
> handle Adresses inside user

I don't see how that could help since it reads the same file twice
(instead of reading more nodes in the same file).

> can you advise how can I handle duplicated element in source XML (one
> element was printed twice by mistake)

Yes. Remember: If something seems impossible to do, then you might have
the wrong tool.

So the solution in your case is that the old XML is corrupt. To fix
this, you can:

1. Create a second mapping (i.e. new classes, new mappings) and then
write a tool that create the new object structure from the new mapping.

2. Use XSLT or some other simple XML transformer to convert the old
format into the new one.

Simple can't do this for you since it uses annotations to configure the
parsing process and in Java, each field/class/method can have only one
annotation.

Regards,

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