Hi,
I am a XML beginner.
I need some guidance in intrepreting a XML file
and then populating my object model.
Following is an example of the XML file ..
<Tom>
<Version>x.0</Version>
<Ref>
<Id>5555</Id>
<SubList>
<Sub>
<Type>zzzz</Type>
</Sub>
<Sub>
<Type>tttt</Type>
</Sub>
</SubList>
<VarList>
<Var>
<Type>kkkk</Type>
</Var>
<Var>
<Type>mmmm</Type>
</Var>
</VarList>
</Ref>
</Tom>
After, I parse this file, I end up with a name-value pair,
that looks like following
..Tom.Version x.0
..Tom.Ref.Id 5555
..Tom.Ref.SubLi st.Sub.Type zzzz
..Tom.Ref.SubLi st.Sub.Type tttt
..Tom.Ref.VarLi st.Var.Type kkkk
..Tom.Ref.VarLi st.Var.Type mmmm
After I have this name-value pair, I would like to populate my object
model, which looks something like following
There is a class called "Tom" that has a property called "Version".
"Tom" has a pointer to another class called "Ref" which in turn
has a property called "Id". "Ref" also holds two lists each holding
pointers to "Sub" and "Var".
This is just an example. But the general model is very similar.
I need some guidance in populating my object model after I have the
name-value pair. ( At this point, I don't think it is really an
XMl issue).
Any other better way would also be highyl appreciated.
thanks
2  1659  en*******@yahoo .com wrote: I need some guidance in intrepreting a XML file
and then populating my object model.
Following is an example of the XML file ..
<Tom>
<Version>x.0</Version>
<Ref>
<Id>5555</Id>
<SubList>
<Sub>
<Type>zzzz</Type>
</Sub>
<Sub>
<Type>tttt</Type>
</Sub>
</SubList>
<VarList>
<Var>
<Type>kkkk</Type>
</Var>
<Var>
<Type>mmmm</Type>
</Var>
</VarList>
</Ref>
</Tom>
After, I parse this file, I end up with a name-value pair,
that looks like following
.Tom.Version x.0
.Tom.Ref.Id 5555
.Tom.Ref.SubLis t.Sub.Type zzzz
.Tom.Ref.SubLis t.Sub.Type tttt
.Tom.Ref.VarLis t.Var.Type kkkk
.Tom.Ref.VarLis t.Var.Type mmmm
After I have this name-value pair, I would like to populate my object
model, which looks something like following
There is a class called "Tom" that has a property called "Version".
"Tom" has a pointer to another class called "Ref" which in turn
has a property called "Id". "Ref" also holds two lists each holding
pointers to "Sub" and "Var".
This is just an example. But the general model is very similar.
You haven't told us which language you are using, for Java you might
want to look into XMLBeans:
<http://xmlbeans.apache .org/>
--
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