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Dyanmic XML Tag name

by Donzil Pinto :: Rate this Message:

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We have been using Simple for XML serialization.

In one of our requirements, we need to create an xml file of the data fetched from a table.

For e.g.

A table with name “EMP_DET” has 3 columns (Name, Age, Designation).

The resulting xml file should be as follows

…

<row>

<Designation>Manager</Designation>

</row>

….

On using

@ElementMap(inline=true, attribute=false)

private Map<String, String> Columns;

We are getting the output as follows

…

<row>

<entry>

< String >John Doe</ String >

</entry>

<entry>

< String >31</ String >

</entry>

<entry>

<String> Designation </ String >

< String > Manager </ String >

</entry>

</row>

….

Appreciate if you can let us know of any approach that will help to get the desired XML output.

Regards

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Re: Dyanmic XML Tag name

by Niall Gallagher-2 :: Rate this Message:

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Hi,

Ya, you can do this

public class MyEntry implements Entry{

@Element String name

@Element int age;

@Element String designation;

public String getName() {

return name;

}

Then annotate like so.

@ElementList(entry="row", inline = true)

public Dictionary<Entry> list

The org.simpleframework.xml.util.Dictionary object is a list that can get entry object using the entry name, via getEntry. Its like a map. If this is not suitable. Then just use any collection of your choice. And provide a typed object as the entry. This will give you the desired XML.

Niall

--- On Wed, 10/14/09, Donzil Pinto <dpinto@...> wrote:

From: Donzil Pinto <dpinto@...>
Subject: [Simple-support] Dyanmic XML Tag name
To: simple-support@...
Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2009, 6:11 AM

Hi

We have been using Simple for XML serialization.
In one of our requirements, we need to create an xml file of the data fetched from a table.

For e.g.
A table with name “EMP_DET” has 3 columns (Name, Age, Designation).

The resulting xml file should be as follows
…
<row>
                <Name>John Doe</Name>
                <Age>31</Age>
                <Designation>Manager</Designation>
</row>
….

On using

@ElementMap(inline=true, attribute=false)
private Map<String, String> Columns;

We are getting the output as follows
…
<row>
                <entry>
                <String>Name</ String >
                < String >John Doe</ String >
</entry>
                <entry>
                <String>Age</ String >
                < String >31</ String >
</entry>
                <entry>
                <String> Designation </ String >
                < String > Manager </ String >
</entry>
</row>
….

Appreciate if you can let us know of any approach that will help to get the desired XML output.

Regards
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