Comments on: Marshalling mit smooks - Erweiterung der javabeans-Cartridge http://blog.meimberg.info/marshalling-mit-smooks-erweiterung-der-javabeans-cartridge/ Watching a new world... Mon, 01 Dec 2008 23:05:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Tom Fennelly http://blog.meimberg.info/marshalling-mit-smooks-erweiterung-der-javabeans-cartridge/#comment-3443 Tom Fennelly Thu, 31 May 2007 11:36:54 +0000 http://blog.meimberg.info/?p=206#comment-3443 Sorry, I noticed that the blog software screwed up that link - it included the full-stop. Tutorials at http://milyn.codehaus.org/Tutorials Sorry, I noticed that the blog software screwed up that link - it included the full-stop. Tutorials at http://milyn.codehaus.org/Tutorials

]]> By: Tom Fennelly http://blog.meimberg.info/marshalling-mit-smooks-erweiterung-der-javabeans-cartridge/#comment-3442 Tom Fennelly Thu, 31 May 2007 11:34:30 +0000 http://blog.meimberg.info/?p=206#comment-3442 Hi there. I came across your post here. I'm the developer behind Smooks. You might find the newer version of the Javabean Cartridge (v0.3-SNAPSHOT) a lot easier to use. It's been enhanced to support: 1. Binding specification for a whole bean class through a single resource configuration - verses a requiring 1 config per bean property. 2. More complex types. Everything was a String prior to v0.3. 3. Creation of proper Object Graphs. Pre v0.3 didn't support this at all. See the tutorials at http://milyn.codehaus.org/Tutorials. Of particular interest might be the "javabean-populator", and "edi-to-java" examples. I think this makes this cartridge a lot more useful now. I also plan adding a JPA option on this stuff - to support persisting of the beans to a DB via something like Hibernate. Regards, Tom. Hi there.

I came across your post here. I’m the developer behind Smooks.

You might find the newer version of the Javabean Cartridge (v0.3-SNAPSHOT) a lot easier to use. It’s been enhanced to support:
1. Binding specification for a whole bean class through a single resource configuration - verses a requiring 1 config per bean property.
2. More complex types. Everything was a String prior to v0.3.
3. Creation of proper Object Graphs. Pre v0.3 didn’t support this at all.

See the tutorials at http://milyn.codehaus.org/Tutorials. Of particular interest might be the “javabean-populator”, and “edi-to-java” examples.

I think this makes this cartridge a lot more useful now. I also plan adding a JPA option on this stuff - to support persisting of the beans to a DB via something like Hibernate.

Regards,

Tom.

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