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Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 11:53:29 +0200
From: Jochen Wiedmann <jochen.wiedmann@freenet.de>
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To: Rudi Vankeirsbilck <rudi@objectsmith.be>
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Subject: Re: Another newbie question
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Rudi Vankeirsbilck wrote:

> I noticed that the returntype of the method generated by jaxme to
> access that list of nested elements is List. Is there any way to
> instruct jaxme to use an array?

There are such plans, because the SPEC requires it. Implementation should 
not be overly complex. Basically one needs to copy the class 
MultiplePropertySG to a an ArrayPropertySG and edit that. Additionally one 
needs to sure, that the method JAXBParticleSG.newPropertySGChain() 
distinguishes between the cases and returns either of these SG's.

Wanna volunteer?


> Also, optional elements (minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1") only get an
> accessor that will probably return null if the element is not there. Is
> there any way to instruct jaxme to generate a test method that returns
> a boolean to test if the element was there or not.

Yes, see the JAXB Spec for details. Don't have the exact section in mind, 
but you are able to request a method "isFooSet" being created. (Interesting 
question whether that works ... :-)


Jochen


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