Re: Which ORM and XML binding

[pattabi <Pa...@aig.com>]

Hi,

I am new to XmlBeans and I am using XmlBeans to invoke web services.  I have
VO objects that implement the interfaces generated by the XmlBeans and want
to copy values from VO to the XmlBean using BeanUtils but am not able to do
it. I am using JDBCTemplate of Spring to build the VO.

I cannot(rather do not know to) use Hibernate as the xml schema is complex
with nested properties whereas the input comes from a single table.
I do not want to use XmlBeans API/Factory at the DAO layer. Can I map VO to
XmlBeans?

Do not know whether 'Mansour77' is still looking for a solution. I found
this interesting blog on using Hibernate with XmlBeans.

http://lborupj.blogspot.com/2007/07/persist-xmlbeans-using-hibernate.html

Thanks
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Re: Which ORM and XML binding

[Gustavo Aquino <aq...@gmail.com>]

Hi,

The interceptor is the right way to do this. some people have different
implementation about this, but this is the only way that i got success.




On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 10:36 PM, pattabi <
Pattabiraman.Meenakshisundaram@aig.com> wrote:

>
> Hi,
>
> I am new to XmlBeans and I am using XmlBeans to invoke web services.  I
> have
> VO objects that implement the interfaces generated by the XmlBeans and want
> to copy values from VO to the XmlBean using BeanUtils but am not able to do
> it. I am using JDBCTemplate of Spring to build the VO.
>
> I cannot(rather do not know to) use Hibernate as the xml schema is complex
> with nested properties whereas the input comes from a single table.
> I do not want to use XmlBeans API/Factory at the DAO layer. Can I map VO to
> XmlBeans?
>
> Do not know whether 'Mansour77' is still looking for a solution. I found
> this interesting blog on using Hibernate with XmlBeans.
>
> http://lborupj.blogspot.com/2007/07/persist-xmlbeans-using-hibernate.html
>
> Thanks
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> View this message in context:
> http://www.nabble.com/Which-ORM-and-XML-binding-tp13688661p20551345.html
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>
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