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Subject: Re: Meaning of baseType parameter in
 BXMLSerializer#readObject(baseType, resourceName)
From: Greg Brown <gk_brown@verizon.net>
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Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2011 08:00:11 -0500
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Yeah, it's sort of a confusing method signature.  :-(  The base type is =
just the class that the file is relative to. The method signature that =
takes a URL may be clearer:

bxmlSerializer.readObject(getClass().getResource("foo.bxml"));

On Jan 12, 2011, at 7:17 AM, Marco Castillo wrote:

> Dear List:
> Which is the meaning of the parameter baseType in the call of =
BXMLSerializer#readObject(baseType, resourceName). In the documentation =
it states that is the base type!!
> I'm asking this because I have many .bxml files and one loader class =
associated with each .bxml file. Inside each .bxml file is a border pane =
with a layout in it. I want to load each .bxml file and then insert each =
component created inside a CardPane as it is done in the KitchenSink =
demo. The difference is that I'm not embedding each class loader class =
into the main class, I have each class in its own separate file.
> I saw in the KitchenSink demo that the baseType parameter was always =
the KitchenSink.class. So in my case, which class should I put as the =
baseType parameter in the readObject call? the loader class or the main =
class?
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> Thank you in advance for your kind reply.
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> Regards
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