Package org.mule.module.xml.transformer

Examples of org.mule.module.xml.transformer.ObjectToXml.transform()


        msg.setCorrelationId("1234");
        msg.setInvocationProperty("number", 1);
        msg.setOutboundProperty("object", new Apple());
        msg.setOutboundProperty("string", "hello");

        String xml = (String) t1.transform(msg);
        assertNotNull(xml);

        XmlToObject t2 = createObject(XmlToObject.class);

        Object result = t2.transform(xml);
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        FatalException fatal = new FatalException(MessageFactory.createStaticMessage("Some fatal exception"),
            new IOException("Some IO exception"));
        BusinessException business = new BusinessException("Some business exception");

        ExceptionBean bean = new ExceptionBean(exception);
        String xml = (String)trans.transform(bean);
        FileUtils.stringToFile(targetDir + "DefaultMuleException.xml", xml);

        bean = new ExceptionBean(fatal);
        xml = (String)trans.transform(bean);
        FileUtils.stringToFile(targetDir + "FatalException.xml", xml);
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        ExceptionBean bean = new ExceptionBean(exception);
        String xml = (String)trans.transform(bean);
        FileUtils.stringToFile(targetDir + "DefaultMuleException.xml", xml);

        bean = new ExceptionBean(fatal);
        xml = (String)trans.transform(bean);
        FileUtils.stringToFile(targetDir + "FatalException.xml", xml);

        bean = new ExceptionBean(business);
        xml = (String)trans.transform(bean);
        FileUtils.stringToFile(targetDir + "BusinesException.xml", xml);
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        bean = new ExceptionBean(fatal);
        xml = (String)trans.transform(bean);
        FileUtils.stringToFile(targetDir + "FatalException.xml", xml);

        bean = new ExceptionBean(business);
        xml = (String)trans.transform(bean);
        FileUtils.stringToFile(targetDir + "BusinesException.xml", xml);
    }

    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
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        msg.setCorrelationId("1234");
        msg.setInvocationProperty("number", 1);
        msg.setOutboundProperty("object", new Apple());
        msg.setOutboundProperty("string", "hello");

        String xml = (String) t1.transform(msg);
        assertNotNull(xml);

        XmlToObject t2 = createObject(XmlToObject.class);

        Object result = t2.transform(xml);
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        FatalException fatal = new FatalException(MessageFactory.createStaticMessage("Some fatal exception"),
            new IOException("Some IO exception"));
        BusinessException business = new BusinessException("Some business exception");

        ExceptionBean bean = new ExceptionBean(exception);
        String xml = (String)trans.transform(bean);
        FileUtils.stringToFile(targetDir + "DefaultMuleException.xml", xml);

        bean = new ExceptionBean(fatal);
        xml = (String)trans.transform(bean);
        FileUtils.stringToFile(targetDir + "FatalException.xml", xml);
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        ExceptionBean bean = new ExceptionBean(exception);
        String xml = (String)trans.transform(bean);
        FileUtils.stringToFile(targetDir + "DefaultMuleException.xml", xml);

        bean = new ExceptionBean(fatal);
        xml = (String)trans.transform(bean);
        FileUtils.stringToFile(targetDir + "FatalException.xml", xml);

        bean = new ExceptionBean(business);
        xml = (String)trans.transform(bean);
        FileUtils.stringToFile(targetDir + "BusinesException.xml", xml);
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        bean = new ExceptionBean(fatal);
        xml = (String)trans.transform(bean);
        FileUtils.stringToFile(targetDir + "FatalException.xml", xml);

        bean = new ExceptionBean(business);
        xml = (String)trans.transform(bean);
        FileUtils.stringToFile(targetDir + "BusinesException.xml", xml);
    }

    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
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