Re: [eclipselink-users] Moxy map attribute that doesn't exist in the obj

[Matt MacIvor <matt.macivor@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Magnus,

Just don't set the attribute name or AttributeTransformer on the transformation mapping. You can also make use of the existing "ConstantTransformer" if the value you're marshalling is a constant.

For example:
        XMLTransformationMapping mapping = new XMLTransformationMapping();
        mapping.addFieldTransformer("env:Code/env:Value/@xml:lang", new ConstantTransformer("sv_SE"));
        desc.addMapping(mapping);

I tried this out in trunk and it marshals and unmarshals without any trouble.

-Matt

On 06/05/2010 1:33 AM, Magnus Heino wrote:

I want this:

<env:Code>

    <env:Value xml:lang="sv_SE"></env:Value>

<env:Code>

I need to be able to both marshal and unmarshal.

I have no interest in xml:lang in my objects, but I need to get it into the xml.

Right now I have this:

XMLTransformationMapping faultCodeLang = new XMLTransformationMapping();

faultCodeLang.setAttributeName("lang");

faultCodeLang.addFieldTransformer("env:Code/env:Value/@xml:lang", new DefaultLocaleTransformer());

faultCodeLang.setAttributeTransformer(new AttributeTransformerAdapter() {

    //

});

fault.addMapping(faultCodeLang);

It does work, but now I need to have a lang attribute on my object. 

Is there a better way to do this?

--

 /Magnus Heino

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