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Subject:    Re: JAXB vs JAX-RPC conventions for Schema name to Java name
From:       Dutta Satadip <s-dutta () sbcglobal ! net>
Date:       2004-03-09 3:29:11
Message-ID: 20040309032911.13858.qmail () web80405 ! mail ! yahoo ! com
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I agree with Scott, It seems that using the JAXB rules by default with an alternative \
for JAX-RPC conventions would be the way to go. Dutta:)


Scott Ziegler <zieg@bea.com> wrote:
I think we should use the more sensible JAXB rules as default, but
provide an option for a strict interpretation of JAX-RPC's naming
rules. Also I just want to clarify that the lossy model is not a JAXB
impl but rather something similiar in philosophy.

--Scott

On Sat, 2004-03-06 at 15:55, Radu Preotiuc-Pietro wrote:
> Hi all,
> I was reviewing the "Mapping of XML Names" section of both these specs and noticed \
> that they are contradictory and moreover JAX-RPC seems to be broken in this area, \
> since the examples of conversion from XML Name to Java Name that they give do not \
> match the conversion rules. In particular, the handling of class or method names \
> which contain (in XML) the '_' character is different. XMLBeans v1 uses the JAXB \
> conventions. Two questions arise: 1. Should XMLBeans v2 "lossy" model (which \
> implements jaxb) and "non-lossy" model (similar to XmlBeans v1) share the same \
> naming conversion rules? 2. If yes, should these rules be the JAXB rules (which \
> make more sense) or the JAX-RPC rules? 
> Thanks,
> Radu
> 
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something similiar in philosophy.<BR><BR>--Scott<BR><BR>On Sat, 2004-03-06 at 15:55, \
Radu Preotiuc-Pietro wrote:<BR>&gt; Hi all,<BR>&gt; I was reviewing the "Mapping of \
XML Names" section of both these specs and noticed that they are contradictory and \
moreover JAX-RPC seems to be broken in this area, since the examples of conversion \
from XML Name to Java Name that they give do not match the conversion rules.<BR>&gt; \
In particular, the handling of class or method names which contain (in XML) the '_' \
character is different.<BR>&gt; XMLBeans v1 uses the JAXB conventions. Two questions \
arise:<BR>&gt; 1. Should XMLBeans v2 "lossy" model (which implements jaxb) and  \
"non-lossy" model (similar to XmlBeans v1) share the same naming conversion \
rules?<BR>&gt; 2. If yes, should these rules be the JAXB rules (which make more \
sense) or the JAX-RPC rules?<BR>&gt; <BR>&gt; Thanks,<BR>&gt; Radu<BR>&gt; <BR>&gt; - \
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