Package org.apache.axis.encoding.ser

Examples of org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.CalendarDeserializerFactory

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        // Register the timeInstant type
        tm.register(java.util.Calendar.class,
                    Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT1999,
                    new CalendarSerializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                                  Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT1999),
                    new CalendarDeserializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                                    Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT1999));
    }
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        // Register the timeInstant type
        tm.register(java.util.Calendar.class,
                    Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT2000,
                    new CalendarSerializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                                  Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT2000),
                    new CalendarDeserializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                                    Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT2000));
    }
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        // This mapping will convert a Java 'Date' type to a dateTime
        tm.register(java.util.Date.class,
                    Constants.XSD_DATETIME,
                   new CalendarSerializerFactory(java.util.Date.class,
                                             Constants.XSD_DATETIME),
                   new CalendarDeserializerFactory(java.util.Date.class,
                                               Constants.XSD_DATETIME)
                   );
       
        // This is the preferred mapping per JAX-RPC.
        // Last one registered take priority
        tm.register(java.util.Calendar.class,
                    Constants.XSD_DATETIME,
                   new CalendarSerializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                             Constants.XSD_DATETIME),
                   new CalendarDeserializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                               Constants.XSD_DATETIME)
                   );
       
    }
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        // Register the timeInstant type
        tm.register(java.util.Calendar.class,
                    Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT1999,
                    new CalendarSerializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                                  Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT1999),
                    new CalendarDeserializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                                    Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT1999));
    }
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        // Register the timeInstant type
        tm.register(java.util.Calendar.class,
                    Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT2000,
                    new CalendarSerializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                                  Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT2000),
                    new CalendarDeserializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                                    Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT2000));
    }
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        // This mapping will convert a Java 'Date' type to a dateTime
        tm.register(java.util.Date.class,
                    Constants.XSD_DATETIME,
                   new CalendarSerializerFactory(java.util.Date.class,
                                             Constants.XSD_DATETIME),
                   new CalendarDeserializerFactory(java.util.Date.class,
                                               Constants.XSD_DATETIME)
                   );
       
        // This is the preferred mapping per JAX-RPC.
        // Last one registered take priority
        tm.register(java.util.Calendar.class,
                    Constants.XSD_DATETIME,
                   new CalendarSerializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                             Constants.XSD_DATETIME),
                   new CalendarDeserializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                               Constants.XSD_DATETIME)
                   );
       
    }
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        // Register the timeInstant type
        tm.register(java.util.Calendar.class,
                    Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT1999,
                    new CalendarSerializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                                  Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT1999),
                    new CalendarDeserializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                                    Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT1999));
    }
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        // Register the timeInstant type
        tm.register(java.util.Calendar.class,
                    Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT2000,
                    new CalendarSerializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                                  Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT2000),
                    new CalendarDeserializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                                    Constants.XSD_TIMEINSTANT2000));
    }
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        // This mapping will convert a Java 'Date' type to a dateTime
        tm.register(java.util.Date.class,
                    Constants.XSD_DATETIME,
                   new CalendarSerializerFactory(java.util.Date.class,
                                             Constants.XSD_DATETIME),
                   new CalendarDeserializerFactory(java.util.Date.class,
                                               Constants.XSD_DATETIME)
                   );
       
        // This is the preferred mapping per JAX-RPC.
        // Last one registered take priority
        tm.register(java.util.Calendar.class,
                    Constants.XSD_DATETIME,
                   new CalendarSerializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                             Constants.XSD_DATETIME),
                   new CalendarDeserializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                                               Constants.XSD_DATETIME)
                   );
       
    }
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        myRegisterSimple(Constants.XSD_UNSIGNEDBYTE, Short.class);
        myRegisterSimple(Constants.XSD_UNSIGNEDBYTE, short.class);
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_DATETIME, java.util.Calendar.class,
                new CalendarSerializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                        Constants.XSD_DATETIME),
                new CalendarDeserializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                        Constants.XSD_DATETIME));
        myRegister(Constants.XSD_DATE, java.util.Calendar.class,
                new DateSerializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
                        Constants.XSD_DATE),
                new DateDeserializerFactory(java.util.Calendar.class,
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