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Subject:    XMLBean: How to set xsi:type attribute
From:       francesco334 <francesco334 () interfree ! it>
Date:       2008-01-03 10:30:35
Message-ID: 14594684.post () talk ! nabble ! com
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Hello,

I'm develope an application with xmlbean (without using xmldom).
I have problem when I must set some attribute like xsi:type='' .

This is an example of xml :

                ITA
                
                               TEST
                               TEST
                
                
                               
                                               test
                                               test
                               
                               test
                               
                                               
                                                               
                                                                              
                                                                                      \
 1
						…

I hav tried with this code but it doesn't works.
…
ConfirmationServiceDataHotel tagServiceData =
ConfirmationServiceDataHotel.Factory.newInstance();
			
ConfirmationServiceData tagServiceData1 =
tagConfirmationServiceDataList.addNewServiceData();
			
tagServiceData.setSPUI(tagService.getSPUI());
tagServiceData.newCursor().setName(
				      new QName("http://www.hotelbeds.com/schemas/2005/06/messages",
"ConfirmationServiceDataHotel", ""));

//assegno il confirmationdata di tipo hotel al confirmationdata generico
tagServiceData1.set(tagServiceData);
…

Can anyone help me?

Thanks & Regards,
Francesco Mezzina

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Hello,

I'm develope an application with xmlbean (without using xmldom).
I have problem when I must set some attribute like xsi:type='' .

This is an example of xml :
<PurchaseConfirmRQ>
                <Language>ITA</Language>
                <Credentials>
                               <User>TEST</User>
                               <Password>TEST</Password>
                </Credentials>
                <ConfirmationData purchaseToken="TS114441002">
                               <Holder type="AD">
                                               <Name>test</Name>
                                               <LastName>test</LastName>
                               </Holder>
                               <AgencyReference>test</AgencyReference>
                               <ConfirmationServiceDataList>
                                               <ServiceData \
                xsi:type="ConfirmationServiceDataHotel" SPUI="44#H#1">
                                                               <CustomerList>
                                                                              \
                <Customer type="AD">
                                                                                      \
<CustomerId>1</CustomerId>  …

I hav tried with this code but it doesn't works.
…
ConfirmationServiceDataHotel tagServiceData = \
ConfirmationServiceDataHotel.Factory.newInstance();  
ConfirmationServiceData tagServiceData1 = \
tagConfirmationServiceDataList.addNewServiceData();  
tagServiceData.setSPUI(tagService.getSPUI());
tagServiceData.newCursor().setName(
				      new QName("http://www.hotelbeds.com/schemas/2005/06/messages", \
"ConfirmationServiceDataHotel", ""));

//assegno il confirmationdata di tipo hotel al confirmationdata generico
tagServiceData1.set(tagServiceData);
…

Can anyone help me?

Thanks & Regards,
Francesco Mezzina

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