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I'm almost surprised that we didn't already have a <push-content> :-)

+1

--knut

On 5/24/05, James Carman <james@carmanconsulting.com> wrote:
> I wouldn't mind just adding your push-content rule to HiveMind.  It seems
> logical enough.
>=20
>=20
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Hensley, Richard [mailto:Richard.Hensley@McKesson.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 5:44 PM
> To: hivemind-user@jakarta.apache.org
> Subject: Schema Object Manipulate Question
>=20
> I have the following schema
>=20
>     <schema id=3D"ItemManager">
>         <element name=3D"server" content-translator=3D"object" />
>     </schema>
>=20
> This above dictates the following xml:
>=20
> <server>instance:package.class</server>
>=20
> When I use it, I really want whatever the object provider produces using =
the
> contents as one of the elements in my configuration list.
>=20
> The following works, but does not have the syntax that I desire.
>=20
>     <schema id=3D"ItemManager">
>         <element name=3D"server">
>             <attribute name=3D"server" translator=3D"object" required=3D"=
true" />
>=20
>             <rules>
>                         <push-attribute attribute=3D"server" />
>                 <invoke-parent method=3D"addElement" />
>             <rules>
>         </element>
>     </schema>
>=20
> The above dictates the following xml:
>=20
> <server name=3D"instance:package.class" />
>=20
> Not really what I want. Does anybody have any suggestions?
>=20
>=20
>=20
> At the moment I'm using the following custom rule.
>=20
> public class PushContentRule extends BaseRule implements Rule {
>=20
>     public void begin(SchemaProcessor processor, Element element) {
>         String value =3D RuleUtils.processText(processor, element, elemen=
t
>             .getContent());
>         Translator t =3D processor.getContentTranslator();
>         Object finalValue =3D t.translate(processor.getContributingModule=
(),
>             Object.class, value, element.getLocation());
>         processor.push(finalValue);
>     }
>=20
>     public void end(SchemaProcessor processor, Element element) {
>         processor.pop();
>     }
> }
>=20
> with a schema that looks like.
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>         <element name=3D"server" content-translator=3D"object">
>             <rules>
>                 <custom class=3D"util.PushContentRule" />
>=20
>                 <invoke-parent method=3D"addElement" />
>             </rules>
>         </element>
>=20
>=20
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