Hi Jason,
A couple of things:
1. By creating a simple stand alone test case you will invariably find
the cause of the problem anyway, as most of the time the simple test
case will actually work - and by slowly adding bits to it you'll find
the cause of the problem.
2. By providing a simple test case you make it easier for people like
me to look into your problem without taking up as much time. Like I
said, I haven't used xjc with DTDs, and may even be running off of a
different version of jaxb that might produce different results from
xjc (yes the same applies to the test case).
cheers
dim
On 3/14/06, jason white <jason_white_01_at_hotmail.com> wrote:
> I don't have a "simple" class to run the unmarshalling test unfortunately...
>
> Also, can you just run xjc on the dtd to get the classes?
>
> I can give you mine but they are deep within a larger implementation and
> might not help...
>
> -jason
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