constructor-arg / value elements

[Gavin Baumanis]

I am not sure if this is a bug or just me using it wrong;

I tried the following in the coldspring.xml;

<bean id="physician" class="com.orm.physician"  singleton="false">
    <!-- physician is usertype 4 -->
    <constructor-arg name="userType"><value="4" /></constructor-arg>

</bean

and I got this error;

Element type "value" must be followed by either attribute specifications, ">" or "/>".

which is weird because it is set as self-closing element.

I found I had to use;

<constructor-arg name="userType"><value>4</value></constructor-arg>

[Mark Mandel]

If you're using CS2, you can also do 

<constructor-arg name="userType" value="4" />

http://coldspring.sourceforge.net/ber/docs/xsd/beans/schemas/coldspring-beans-2_0_xsd/elements/constructor-arg.html#a16

If you are using an XML editor with XSD support, it should show you all this.

Mark

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[Gavin Baumanis]

Thanks Mark,

I am using CS 1.2 - Unfortunately I cannot use CS 2.0

[Chris Blackwell]

Its not weird, <value="4" /> is invalid xml

<node attribute=value /> 

not 

<node=value />