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Posted to user@xmlbeans.apache.org by Stéphane Rault <ks...@yahoo.fr> on 2005/01/26 21:55:14 UTC
RE : [XmlBeans V2] [BUG ?] Unexpected element: CDATA
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> Well maybe IMHO the parameter name of the methods can be made more
> descriptive (instead of just s) to make them intutive. Most
> of the current
> IDEs will tool tip prompt the signature of the method while
> coding it and
> that may strike the light bulb on to avoid such situation...
Yes, but for me, I'm working in Eclipse but with xmlbeans in compiled
external Jar, so the parameters are args0, args1, etc. no way !! :-)
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RE: Trailing blank space / Whitespace is not preserved : XmlObject.newDomNode
Posted by Jeegar Shah <je...@hotmail.com>.
If you have access the source code of the file XML bean generates for your
schema then point your library to those source files and it shows the
parameter correctly as 'parse(String s)'
xmlbean library's soure code or Java doc is not required and will not be
helpful for this purpose.
I tried this in WSAD (Based on Eclipse 2) and Eclipse 3
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> > Well maybe IMHO the parameter name of the methods can be made more
> > descriptive (instead of just s) to make them intutive. Most
> > of the current
> > IDEs will tool tip prompt the signature of the method while
> > coding it and
> > that may strike the light bulb on to avoid such situation...
>
>Yes, but for me, I'm working in Eclipse but with xmlbeans in compiled
>external Jar, so the parameters are args0, args1, etc. no way !! :-)
>
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