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[jira] Closed: (XMLBEANS-48) Bug with Root.fetch ( Splay parent, QName name, QNameSet set, int n )
[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XMLBEANS-48?page=all ]
Jacob Danner closed XMLBEANS-48:
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Closing, please re-open if this needs a backport
> Bug with Root.fetch ( Splay parent, QName name, QNameSet set, int n )
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: XMLBEANS-48
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XMLBEANS-48
> Project: XMLBeans
> Type: Bug
> Versions: Version 1
> Reporter: Sal Campana
> Fix For: Version 2 Beta 1, Version 2 Beta 2, Version 2
> Attachments: MUWS.wsdl, MUWS.xsd, SplayTest.java, xmltypes-muws.jar
>
> I've attached a simple example of an issue I am seeing. This is in the v1 codebase...Have not check v2 (assuming the same)
>
> Basically I cannot get the value of a child element via the generated getter:
>
>
> StateInformation resourceState = resState.getResourceState();
> //should return a string...
> String state = resourceState.getState();
> System.out.println("State: " + state);//null!
>
> What I see in the debugger is:
>
> Root.fetch ( ...)
> ...
> (line 3314)case BEGIN :
> if (nameHit( name, set, s.getName() ))
> {
> _child = s;
> _n = 0;
> break loop;
> }
> //This is the issue in this context...In this case it should continue in the loop, not set to "finish"
> s = s.getFinishSplay();
> break;
> ...
>
> So when we get the BEGIN case, the s.getName() is ResourceState and "name" is "State". The name I am looking for is State (child of ResourceState). Since the names do not match the call to "s = s.getFinishSplay()" sets the Splay to the end of the element. Then the loop moves on past that element....Maybe it thinks it's the child element and not the root??
>
> Had "s = s.getFinishSplay()" not been called, then the next time through the loop (Splay s = parent.nextSplay()) would get the Splay named "State" and the names would match and everything would be happy.....
>
> The example code and generated types can be used to produce the problem....
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