Comments on: Getting in touch with JiBX and Maven http://teamzone.ch/2008/06/08/getting-in-touch-with-jibx-and-maven/ Welcome to the Joint-Venture Blog from Fabio Cortesi and Stefan Jäger. Fri, 20 May 2011 09:53:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: Steve J. http://teamzone.ch/2008/06/08/getting-in-touch-with-jibx-and-maven/comment-page-1/#comment-16 Steve J. Mon, 14 Jul 2008 21:36:20 +0000 http://blog.stefanjaeger.ch/2008/06/08/getting-in-touch-with-jibx-and-maven/#comment-16 Hi Sharad 1. question: Yes, that's right. The "maven-assembly-plugin" just put all required jar files into the newly created jar file. In our case, this is used for the commons-lang library and the JiBX library. I have done this just for the example, so that you can just run "java -jar abc.jar". If you have the jar files outside the created jar, you have to define the classpath with all needed jars (e.g. java -cp ./path/to/libs/*.jar -jar abc.jar) 2. question I don't understand your question completly. In this example, I also don't map the root element customer directly. It's just to define a main class, and all items in it are mapped than. It is able, that the root element contains elements, which are from another class. Just have a look at http://jibx.sourceforge.net/tutorial/binding-start.html. Sorry for the late answers, I was in holiday... Hi Sharad
1. question:
Yes, that’s right. The “maven-assembly-plugin” just put all required jar files into the newly created jar file. In our case, this is used for the commons-lang library and the JiBX library. I have done this just for the example, so that you can just run “java -jar abc.jar”.

If you have the jar files outside the created jar, you have to define the classpath with all needed jars (e.g. java -cp ./path/to/libs/*.jar -jar abc.jar)

2. question
I don’t understand your question completly. In this example, I also don’t map the root element customer directly. It’s just to define a main class, and all items in it are mapped than. It is able, that the root element contains elements, which are from another class. Just have a look at http://jibx.sourceforge.net/tutorial/binding-start.html.

Sorry for the late answers, I was in holiday…

]]> By: Sharad http://teamzone.ch/2008/06/08/getting-in-touch-with-jibx-and-maven/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Sharad Mon, 07 Jul 2008 14:49:12 +0000 http://blog.stefanjaeger.ch/2008/06/08/getting-in-touch-with-jibx-and-maven/#comment-15 Hi SteveJ, I have requirement where I have to ignore the root element present in the data.xml and do binding only for the child elements of the root element. Can you help me on this? Thanks in advance.] Regards, Sharad Hi SteveJ,
I have requirement where I have to ignore the root element present in the data.xml and do binding only for the child elements of the root element. Can you help me on this?
Thanks in advance.]

Regards,
Sharad

]]> By: Sharad http://teamzone.ch/2008/06/08/getting-in-touch-with-jibx-and-maven/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Sharad Mon, 07 Jul 2008 14:07:17 +0000 http://blog.stefanjaeger.ch/2008/06/08/getting-in-touch-with-jibx-and-maven/#comment-14 Hi SteveJ, I am able to execute example with dependency jar successfully but when I try to run the example using without dependency jar, its not working. Do I need to set the classpath(for all the jars) before running it? Hi SteveJ,
I am able to execute example with dependency jar successfully but when I try to run the example using without dependency jar, its not working. Do I need to set the classpath(for all the jars) before running it?

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