How to get this XML result?

[patb]

Hello,

I have this simple (example) class:

-----------
@Root
public class TextData
{
    @Element
    private String text1;

    @Element
    private String text2;
       
    // Getters and setters...
}
-----------

and I would like to create XML data output that looks like this:

-----------
<abc:textDataRequest xmlns:r2d="http://www.foo.net/abcDataService/">
    <text1>This is text one</text1>
    <text2>This is text two</text2>
</abc:textDataRequest>
-----------

Note that the "abc" prefix is only at the root element. How must I
annotate/configure/modify my class to get the desired result?



I appreciate any help you can offer


Thanks a lot!


Best regards,
Timo Rumland


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[niall.gallagher]

 
Hi,

This does not look like valid XML. Where is the abc namespace declared in your XML. I see only an rd2 namespace? The following works with valid namespaces.

@Root(name="textDataRequest")
@Namespace(prefix="abc", reference="http://www.foo.net/abcDataService/")
public class TextData
{
    @Element
    private String text1;

    @Element
    private String text2;
       
    // Getters and setters...
}

Will produce

<abc:textDataRequest xmlns:abc="http://www.foo.net/abcDataService/">
    <text1>This is text one</text1>
    <text2>This is text two</text2>
</abc:textDataRequest>

Niall

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RBS Global Banking & Markets
Office: [phone]  

-----Original Message-----
From: Timo Rumland [mailto:cr@...]
Sent: 24 September 2009 10:50
To: simple-support@...
Subject: [Simple-support] How to get this XML result?

Hello,

I have this simple (example) class:

-----------
@Root
public class TextData
{
    @Element
    private String text1;

    @Element
    private String text2;
       
    // Getters and setters...
}
-----------

and I would like to create XML data output that looks like this:

-----------
<abc:textDataRequest xmlns:r2d="http://www.foo.net/abcDataService/">
    <text1>This is text one</text1>
    <text2>This is text two</text2>
</abc:textDataRequest>
-----------

Note that the "abc" prefix is only at the root element. How must I annotate/configure/modify my class to get the desired result?



I appreciate any help you can offer


Thanks a lot!


Best regards,
Timo Rumland


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[patb]

Hello Niall,

> This does not look like valid XML. Where is the abc namespace
> declared in your XML. I see only an rd2 namespace? The following
> works with valid namespaces.

of course you are right, it was a missspelling... "r2d" should have
been "abc", too.


> @Root(name="textDataRequest")
> @Namespace(prefix="abc", reference="http://www.foo.net/abcDataService/")
> [...]

> Will produce

> <abc:textDataRequest xmlns:abc="http://www.foo.net/abcDataService/">
>     <text1>This is text one</text1>
>     <text2>This is text two</text2>
> </abc:textDataRequest>

I think it will produce

> <abc:textDataRequest xmlns:abc="http://www.foo.net/abcDataService/">
>     <abc:text1>This is text one</abc:text1>
>     <abc:text2>This is text two</abc:text2>
> </abc:textDataRequest>

to the "abc" namespace is on the child elements also. But I know this
it valid XML, if I want the null-namespace on child-elements, I have
to use

----------------
@Element
@Namespace( reference = "" )
private String  text1;
----------------

Thanks


Best regards,
Timo Rumland


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[niall.gallagher]

Hi,

Upgrade to the latest version 2.1.4 and the namespace will not explicitly on the children. One thing to note here

<abc:textDataRequest xmlns:abc="http://www.foo.net/abcDataService/">
    <abc:text1>This is text one</abc:text1>
    <abc:text2>This is text two</abc:text2>
</abc:textDataRequest>

And

<abc:textDataRequest xmlns:abc="http://www.foo.net/abcDataService/">
    <text1>This is text one</text1>
    <text2>This is text two</text2>
</abc:textDataRequest>

Are identical, there namespace qualifications are the same. All elements will inherit the namespace of their parents unless specifically told not to with xmlns="".

Niall

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-----Original Message-----
From: Timo Rumland [mailto:cr@...]
Sent: 25 September 2009 13:47
To: simple-support@...
Subject: Re: [Simple-support] How to get this XML result?

Hello Niall,

> This does not look like valid XML. Where is the abc namespace declared
> in your XML. I see only an rd2 namespace? The following works with
> valid namespaces.

of course you are right, it was a missspelling... "r2d" should have been "abc", too.


> @Root(name="textDataRequest")
> @Namespace(prefix="abc",
> reference="http://www.foo.net/abcDataService/")
> [...]

> Will produce

> <abc:textDataRequest xmlns:abc="http://www.foo.net/abcDataService/">
>     <text1>This is text one</text1>
>     <text2>This is text two</text2>
> </abc:textDataRequest>

I think it will produce

> <abc:textDataRequest xmlns:abc="http://www.foo.net/abcDataService/">
>     <abc:text1>This is text one</abc:text1>
>     <abc:text2>This is text two</abc:text2> </abc:textDataRequest>

to the "abc" namespace is on the child elements also. But I know this it valid XML, if I want the null-namespace on child-elements, I have to use

----------------
@Element
@Namespace( reference = "" )
private String  text1;
----------------

Thanks


Best regards,
Timo Rumland


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