Examples of org.castor.xml.BackwardCompatibilityContext

org.castor.xml.BackwardCompatibilityContext

As the name already expresses: this class is there for backward compatibility and should be removed from Castor with a future release. Normally the internal context is created by XMLContext exclusivly and then handed down the call chain. This very class is used in all cases, which fail to be on a call chain started with {@link XMLContext}. Ideally, all usage of this class should disappear and be replaced with proper usage of {@link XMLContext}. @see XMLContext @author Joachim Grueneis, jgrueneis_at_gmail_dot_com @version $Id$

public class XMLClassDescriptorAdapter extends XMLClassDescriptorImpl {
    private InternalContext _internalContext;
    
    public XMLClassDescriptorAdapter() {
        super();
        _internalContext = new BackwardCompatibilityContext();
    }

                + "XMLClassDescriptorAdapter must not be null.";
            throw new IllegalArgumentException(err);
        }


        if (primitiveNodeType == null) {
            primitiveNodeType = new BackwardCompatibilityContext().getPrimitiveNodeType();
        }


        if (primitiveNodeType == null) {
            primitiveNodeType = NodeType.Attribute;
        }

     * @param binding the binding element to use.
     */
    public SourceGenerator(final FieldInfoFactory infoFactory, final ExtendedBinding binding) {
        super();


        _internalContext = new BackwardCompatibilityContext();


        setJavaNaming(_internalContext.getJavaNaming());
        _dialog = new ConsoleDialog();
        _infoFactory = (infoFactory == null) ? new FieldInfoFactory() : infoFactory;

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