Reputation: 21271
This is what I'm getting:
<Recipients>
<recipients>
<mid_name />
<last_name>Community</last_name>
<company>co, inc.</company>
<user_id>871</user_id>
<email>[email protected]</email>
</recipients>
</Recipients>
This is how it should be.
<recipients>
<recipient>
<mid_name />
<last_name>Community</last_name>
<company>co, inc.</company>
<user_id>871</user_id>
<email>[email protected]</email>
</recipient>
</recipients>
This is what my Data model looks like:
type recipient(userId:int, first:string, last:string, email: string, company: string) =
let mutable first = first
let mutable mid = "" ;
let mutable last = last
let mutable company = company
let mutable userId = userId
let mutable email = email
public new() =
new recipient(12180,"Joe","Plumber","[email protected]","tubes tied, inc")
[<XmlElement("first_name")>]
member this.First with get() = first and set v = first <- v
[<XmlElement("mid_name")>]
member this.Mid with get() = mid and set v = mid <- v
[<XmlElement("last_name")>]
member this.Last with get() = last and set v = last <- v
[<XmlElement("company")>]
member this.Company with get() = company and set v = company <- v
[<XmlElement("user_id")>]
member this.UserId with get() = userId and set v = userId <- v
[<XmlElement("email")>]
member this.Email with get() = email and set v = email <- v
And this:
type record( id:int, sr:sender, recipients: recipient array, atts : attachment array, con : conversation, madeDate : creation) =
let mutable id: int = id
let mutable typ = "Idea"
let mutable creation = madeDate
let mutable sender = sr
let mutable recipients = recipients
let mutable conversation = con
let mutable attachments = atts
public new() =
record( -1, sender(-1,"Joe","Plumber","[email protected]"), Array.empty, Array.empty, conversation(), creation())
[<XmlAttributeAttribute("type")>]
member this.Type with get() = typ and set v = typ <- v
[<XmlAttributeAttribute("id")>]
member this.Id with get() = id and set v = id <- v
[<XmlElement("creation_date")>]
member this.Creation with get() = creation and set v = creation <- v
[<XmlElement("interaction_id")>]
member this.InteractionId with get() = id and set v = id <- v
[<XmlElement("sender")>]
member this.Sender with get() = sender and set v = sender <- v
//[<XmlArrayAttribute("recipients")>]
[<XmlArrayItem(typeof<recipient>, ElementName = "recipients")>]
member this.Recipients with get() = recipients and set v = recipients <- v
[<XmlElement("conversation_info")>]
member this.Conversation with get() = conversation and set v = conversation <- v
[<XmlArrayAttribute("attachments")>]
[<XmlArrayItem(typeof<attachment>, ElementName = "attachment")>]
member this.Attachments with get() = attachments and set v = attachments <- v
How can I change my Data Model so the outter most tag changes from "Recipients" to "recipients" and the inner tag is changed from "recipients" to "recipient"?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 349
Reputation: 2382
i think you should decorate Recipients property with
[<XmlElement "recipients">]
right now it looks like you are decorating the array with an array attribute also, you may have ElementName = "recipients" where it should be "recipient"
here is more complete example, i took out other properties:
type recipient (f:string) =
let mutable first = f
public new () = recipient ("")
[<System.Xml.Serialization.XmlElement("first_name")>]
member this.First with get() = first and set v = first <- v
[<System.Xml.Serialization.XmlRoot("recipients")>]
type Record (recepts: recipient array) =
let mutable recipients = recepts
public new () = Record(Array.empty)
[<System.Xml.Serialization.XmlElement("recipient")>]
member this.Recipients with get() = recipients and set v = recipients <- v
then
let records = [|recipient("a");recipient("b");recipient("c")|]
let data = Record(records)
use writer = System.Xml.XmlWriter.Create @"C:\temp\foo.xml"
let xs = System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer typeof<Record>
xs.Serialize (writer, data)
produces:
<recipients xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<recipient>
<first_name>a</first_name>
</recipient>
<recipient>
<first_name>b</first_name>
</recipient>
<recipient>
<first_name>c</first_name>
</recipient>
Upvotes: 4
Reputation: 15663
Alex is pretty close, the magic juju you need is to put the [<XmlArray "reciplients">]
.
Upvotes: 1