Re: [Springframework-developer] Custom XML Parsing Issue

[Winterfeldt, D. \(IT\) <Dav...@mo...>]

Thank you.  I have everything working now.  I should have looked at the
delegate class more closely.

David

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Subject: Re: [Springframework-developer] Custom XML Parsing Issue

Winterfeldt, David (IT) wrote:
> I'm not sure if this would have been more appropriate for the user=20
> list or not.  If it is, please let me know and I will resend to that
list.
>=20
> I'm using version Spring 2.0.3.  I'd like to delegate parsing from=20
> within a custom parser back to the default Spring beans parsing to=20
> leverage default Spring functionality.
>=20
>  <mesh:process-remote id=3D"testRemote">
>   <property name=3D"sender"><ref =
local=3D"helloServiceSender"/></property>
>  </mesh:process-remote>  =20
>=20
> When I call parserContext.getDelegate().parseCustomElement(element,
> builder.getBeanDefinition()) in my custom parser, I get an exception.

I assume you want to use something like:
----
parserContext.getDelegate().parsePropertyElement(element, definition)
----

-tt

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