Hi Krishna, Thanks for explaining more - it really helps a lot! I'm using your example as a case study to show how to handle this kind of evolution in JSX. But...
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Hi Brendan, I too am working with Krishna to solve the class evolution problem. I am afraid that we cannot use the third solution you had mentioned since the...
Hi Preetham, ... When you say "evolved into a hierarchy", is there a root object, that refers to this new graph of objects? If there is, then the third...
... object ... the mail ... if JSX ... Instructions ... attached ... Perhaps the problem is still that the resulting document has more then one root (so really...
... Yep. This is the problem. I use DOM to parse the XML which I will then manipulate. So basically DOM parsing fails with "org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: The...
Preetham, Thanks Mark and Preetham!! I understand now. DOM needs just one root object - the problem is not the PI at all! I wasn't looking for that when I ...
Of course, there could be a explicit switch in Config, which would enable this behaviour: eg: Config c = new Config().setEnclosingRoot(true); ObjOut2 out = new...
Hi, I have a class which looks like this package duf.test; public class Class_B_New implements java.io.Serializable{ int[] array; public Class_B_New(int[] arr)...
... Hi Preetham, I remember having had the same sort of problem some time ago, and I *seem* to remember that it was fixed in JSX by buffering the attributes ...
Hi Preetham, ... exception. ... changes the order of the attributes and hence JSX cannot make sense of the XML file. Ofcourse, this is not a problem with JSX,...
... I think you just altered your style-sheet to output them in the order that JSX expects. I investigated the buffering solution with a few people, so we...
We've talked about JSX2 a bit... is there any reason why you aren't using it? It seems to solve all the issues you are running into, and probably future ones ...
Heya, I have been using JSX in a project for about 18 months now. In the Project we develop/test using VAJava 3.5.3 which uses an IBM JDK 1.2.2 (It is built...
We tried serializing our objects with JSX2. But we are now getting the following exception. java.lang.InternalError: java.lang.NoSuchMethodException: ...
Hi Gil, ... (1). It sounds like you are distributing JSX - do you have a commercial license? Or is your own software also released under the GPL? Or is the...
Bren, No this is not for a comercial product. This is for an inhouse application in a bank.. I asked you this question about licences way back when we started...
Hi Gil, ... Ok, thanks for explaining - my memory's not so good for so far back. ;-) BTW: this would count as "commercial use" under JSX2 - but is OK for JSX. ...
... I realize that your immediate concern is with the Exception that Krishna reported from JSX2 - but I think that will be easy to solve (certainly a lot...
Bendan, Thanks a lot for the specs. We are evaluating JSX2 and indeed find the XML format a lot more 'neater' and easier to understand. Will let you know if we...
Hi Sunil, Sorry not to reply earlier - I hope the replies to the similar recent questions on the mailing list have been helpful to you in the meantime. (you...
I downloaded Beta 8 release of the Apple 1.4.1 JVM for Mac OS X 10.2.2 and greater. Received the message/exception listed below. Same behavior with JSX1.0.6.0...
I just realized that the stack dump which I just sent was from JSX1.0.6.0 This one is from JSX1.0.7.1 -- perhaps more usefule :-) mth ... which is: ...
Hi Michael, ... java, ... Brendan answered a similar question about IBM JDK earlier, so I copied his reply below. So for 'VAJava/IBM' read 'Apple' and for 13...
Howdy: First off, here's my scenario: I'm using jsx2 to send objects from a server (tomcat based) to a client. What I'm doing is keeping the servers's...
Hi Gary, Sending multiple objects is indeed a problem, see for example message 1544 on this list. The reason is that each root-object gives rise to one XML...
Hi Gary, As Mark says, multiple objects is a problem, because it forms an invalid XML document (multiple roots). However, there may be other workarounds that...