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This example shows how to handle the xsi:type attributes and substitution
groups when they are used on root elements. For general coverage of XML
Schema polymorphism handling in the Embedded C++/Serializer mapping see
the polymorphism example.
The example consists of the following files:
supermen.xsd
XML Schema which describes supermen instance documents.
supermen.hxx
Types that describe the supermen object model in C++. These
are hand-written.
supermen.map
Type map. It maps XML Schema types defined in supermen.xsd to
C++ types defined in supermen.hxx.
supermen-sskel.hxx
supermen-sskel.cxx
Serializer skeletons generated by XSD/e from supermen.xsd and
supermen.map.
supermen-simpl-mixin.hxx
supermen-simpl-mixin.cxx
supermen-simpl-tiein.hxx
supermen-simpl-tiein.cxx
Serializer implementations (using either mixin or tiein parser
reuse style) that serialize the custom in-memory object model to
XML. These are hand-written implementations of the serializer
skeletons defined in supermen-sskel.hxx.
driver.cxx
Driver for the example. It first constructs a sample object model
using the types from supermen.hxx. It then creates a serializer
instance using all the individual serializers found in one of
supermen-simpl-*.hxx. Finally, it iterates over the object model
and based on the type of the item being serialized, it creates
the corresponding document serializer that is then invoked to
serialize the object model item to an XML document which is
printed to STDOUT.
To run the example simply execute:
$ ./driver
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