I am using XStream to convert a Java class which has fields of the type java.util.Map. I have a converter for java.util.Map which displays the key of the Map as an xml element and the value of the map
I am new to XStream I have following DTO @XStreamAlias(\"outline\") public class OutlineItem implements java.io.Serializable {
i am working on converting CSV to XML, though i have many ways to do this but my requirement is to do it in such a way that in future 开发者_StackOverflowthe mapping can be changed without any code ch
I think I may of \"zoomed in\" too much with my XStream work, but I\'m trying to marshall an XML stream, which contains a variety of large complex objects, and each of these objects tends to have lots
What is the best way to write XML to an OutputStream (TCP Socket) without generating/creating too many Immutable objects?
Spring framework\'s xml syntax is somewhat flexible. It allows you to define some information either as attribute or as a nested element. E.g.,
I was using XStream for deserialization of xml in my Android app, and now I\'m struggling to add Proguard (obfuscator) to the mix.
I have the following XML structure that I am parsing into the classes mentioned below: <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-16\"?>
I have got the XStream package by apt-get install libxstream-java. I\'d like to use the XStream class in my java program, so I try to include the XStream class by importing com.thoughtworks.xst开发者_
I\'m doing a test program to write in a xml. I have 3 classes: Person, Telephone and City. And in the Person class, I have some objects like fax, cellular of type telephone.
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