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Case Insensitivity for XMLBinding [message #1715469]

Mon, 23 November 2015 16:37

Eclipse User

Is it possible to make the XMLBinding case-insensitive meaning I could have

<ComponentSpec></ComponentSpec>

<componentspec></componentspec>

and the form be able to handle both cases?

Re: Case Insensitivity for XMLBinding [message #1715471 is a reply to message #1715469]

Mon, 23 November 2015 16:50

Eclipse User

There is currently no declarative way to do this (please open an enhancement request), but you can do this with a custom binding.

1. Extend StandardXmlValueBindingImpl and override read(), write() and getXmlNode() methods
2. Add @CustomXmlValueBinding( impl = YourCustomBinding.class ) to properties that need this behavior

List and element property bindings can be similarly customized.

Re: Case Insensitivity for XMLBinding [message #1715475 is a reply to message #1715471]

Mon, 23 November 2015 17:32

Eclipse User

Thank you. Is there something similar for attributes as well?

Re: Case Insensitivity for XMLBinding [message #1715637 is a reply to message #1715475]

Tue, 24 November 2015 15:49

Eclipse User

Yes, the same binding mechanism is used for attributes and elements.

[Updated on: Tue, 24 November 2015 15:50] by Moderator

Re: Case Insensitivity for XMLBinding [message #1723748 is a reply to message #1715637]

Wed, 17 February 2016 10:17

Eclipse User

For the top level interface element, is the use of @CustomXmlValueBinding the same and if so, where does it get placed.

For instance I have an interface named application

public interface Application extends Element {

Currently I have @XmlBinding placed above the class declaration to make it lowercase in the xml, however I need to accept both upper and lower case.

@XmlBinding( path = "application" )

public interface Application extends Element {

When I try to replace @XmlBinding with @CustomXmlValueBinding I get an error. Is there a different tag used at this level and if so what class would I need to overwrite?

Re: Case Insensitivity for XMLBinding [message #1729765 is a reply to message #1723748]

Mon, 18 April 2016 13:48

Eclipse User

Sorry, I see that this follow-up question does not have a reply. In case you haven't figured it out already, for the root element, you need to use @CustomXmlRootBinding and implement a RootElementController.

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