Serializing to and from Element

[Rob Griffin]

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Niall,

 

We need a way of serializing to and from an Element instead of a steam because we embed our object’s XML inside other XML.

Can Simple do this as it stands?

 

Thanks,

 

Rob Griffin

Quest Software

 

www.quest.com

 

 

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[niall.gallagher]

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Hi,

 

Simple started off using DOM. It progressed to 1.0 before I wrote a DOM like wrapper around StAX. The org.simpleframework.xml.stream package is 100% interfaces, which is very similar to DOM. I think all you need to do is implement the InputNode and OutputNode around a org.w3c.dom.Element as well as Position, which is easy. It should be a very easy job, I have not had time to do it myself. But I implemented org.simpleframework.xml.stream for this exact issue.

 

Niall

 

 

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From: Rob Griffin [mailto:rob.griffin@...]
Sent: 20 October 2009 01:18
To: simple-support@...
Subject: [Simple-support] Serializing to and from Element

Niall,

 

We need a way of serializing to and from an Element instead of a steam because we embed our object’s XML inside other XML.

Can Simple do this as it stands?

 

Thanks,

 

Rob Griffin

Quest Software

 

www.quest.com

 

 

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[Rob Griffin]

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Niall,

 

I think the Serializer interface is missing some methods.

 

public <T> T read(java.lang.Class<? extends T> type, InputNode source)  throws java.lang.Exception

 

is in Persister but not in Serializer.

 

Ditto:

 

public void write(java.lang.Object source, OutputNode root) throws java.lang.Exception

 

That means for the moment I have to change my code from

 

Serializer serializer = new Persister();

 

To

 

  Persister persister = new Persister();

 

in order to implement reading from and writing to an Element.

 

Thanks,

 

Rob Griffin.

 

From: niall.gallagher@... [mailto:niall.gallagher@...]
Sent: Tuesday, 20 October 2009 7:30 PM
To: Rob Griffin; simple-support@...
Subject: RE: Serializing to and from Element

 

Hi,

 

Simple started off using DOM. It progressed to 1.0 before I wrote a DOM like wrapper around StAX. The org.simpleframework.xml.stream package is 100% interfaces, which is very similar to DOM. I think all you need to do is implement the InputNode and OutputNode around a org.w3c.dom.Element as well as Position, which is easy. It should be a very easy job, I have not had time to do it myself. But I implemented org.simpleframework.xml.stream for this exact issue.

 

Niall

 

 

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From: Rob Griffin [mailto:rob.griffin@...]
Sent: 20 October 2009 01:18
To: simple-support@...
Subject: [Simple-support] Serializing to and from Element

Niall,

 

We need a way of serializing to and from an Element instead of a steam because we embed our object’s XML inside other XML.

Can Simple do this as it stands?

 

Thanks,

 

Rob Griffin

Quest Software

 

www.quest.com

 

 

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