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Date: Tue, 9 Sep 2003 00:09:34 +0400
From: Anton Tagunov <atagunov@mail.cnt.ru>
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Subject: Re[2]: bug in betwixt for inner class
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Hello, Robert!

>> If I have a public inner class, the element names it creates are
>> <Outer$Inner> and dom4j chokes on an element name with $ in it.

Robert Burrell Donkin <robertburrelldonkin@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:

rbd> i think that $ is not allowed in element names (so it's not very 
rbd> surprising that dom4j chokes).

rbd> you can fix this easily by adding a (delegating) name mapper.

rbd> i'll probably commit a standard betwixt mapper sometime soonish. i'm not 
rbd> sure what the best replacement character would be so i'll probably do 
rbd> something generic. i'm inclined to just remove the character (as the 
rbd> default) but i'd appreciate feedback from users about what they really 
rbd> think would be the best replacement.

Is the '-' character taken? It is not allowed in java indentifiers
but is in xml element names.

Anton


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