问题
I have the following XML
<search ver="3.0">
<loc id="ARBA0009" type="1">Buenos Aires, Argentina</loc>
<loc id="BRXX1283" type="1">Buenos Aires, Brazil</loc>
<loc id="ARDF0127" type="1">Aeroparque Buenos Aires, Argentina</loc>
<loc id="MXJO0669" type="1">Concepcion De Buenos Aires, Mexico</loc>
<loc id="MXPA1785" type="1">San Nicolas De Buenos Aires, Mexico</loc>
<loc id="ARBA0005" type="1">Balcarce, Argentina</loc>
<loc id="ARBA0008" type="1">Bragado, Argentina</loc>
<loc id="ARBA0010" type="1">Campana, Argentina</loc>
<loc id="ARBA0016" type="1">Chascomus, Argentina</loc>
<loc id="ARBA0019" type="1">Chivilcoy, Argentina</loc>
</search>
And a City class
public class City {
private String id;
private Integer type;
private String name;
// getters & setters...
}
I tried the following aliases to parse the XML
xStream.alias("search", List.class);
xStream.alias("loc", City.class);
xStream.useAttributeFor("id", String.class);
xStream.useAttributeFor("type", Integer.class);
But I can't figure out how to set the value of the "loc" tag, if I try to transform the City object in XML I get
<search>
<loc id="ARBA0001" type="1">
<name>Buenos Aires</name>
</loc>
</search>
When I really need to get this
<search>
<loc id="ARBA0001" type="1">Buenos Aires</loc>
</search>
Then, if I try to parse the XML to a City object I get the field "name" with a null value.
Anybody knows how to set te correct aliases to do this? Thanks in advance.
回答1:
I finally found the solution, a Converter solves this, here is the code
public class CityConverter implements Converter {
public void marshal(Object value, HierarchicalStreamWriter writer,
MarshallingContext context) {
City city = (City) value;
writer.addAttribute("id", city.getId());
writer.addAttribute("type", city.getType().toString());
writer.setValue(city.getName());
}
public Object unmarshal(HierarchicalStreamReader reader, UnmarshallingContext context) {
City city = new City();
city.setName(reader.getValue());
city.setId(reader.getAttribute("id"));
city.setType(reader.getAttribute("type"));
return city;
}
public boolean canConvert(Class clazz) {
return clazz.equals(City.class);
}
}
And in the part of setting the aliases I also set up the CityConverter
xStream.registerConverter(new CityConverter());
xStream.alias("search", List.class);
xStream.alias("loc", City.class);
And all works fine :)
回答2:
I am posting this in hopes that it might help others because it took me quite some time to find it... http://fahdshariff.blogspot.com/2011/12/using-xstream-to-map-single-element.html
The answer is to use @XStreamConverter - ToAttributedValueConverter
@XStreamAlias("error")
@XStreamConverter(value=ToAttributedValueConverter.class, strings={"message"})
public class Error {
String message;
...
There are lots of interesting converters that provide all sorts of useful functionalities... http://x-stream.github.io/converters.html
回答3:
XStream seems kind of complicated, you could do the following in JAXB:
public class City {
@XmlAttribute private String id;
@XmlAttribute private Integer type;
@XmlValue private String name;
// getters & setters...
}
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2533800/xstream-parse-attributes-and-values-at-the-same-time