Adding attribute to case class

[Jason Boorn]

scalaxb has generated the following case class definition based on my XSD:

case class Identifier(value: String,

  attributes: Map[String, scalaxb.DataRecord[Any]] = Map()) {

  lazy val typeValue = attributes("@type").as[String]

}

I'm struggling with how to instance this case class (especially how to add to its attributes).  I looked around and could not find an example where a case class with attribute is constructed, something like . . .

Identifier(value="xxx", attributes=???)

or am I missing something in my approach?

Thanks

[John Dimeo]

I'm having the same problem. When I use the online scalaxb (http://scalaxb.org/online) it works great (case class Identifier(type: String) according to the example below), but I when I'm running locally, it produces similar problematic output. Thanks
  -John

[Jason Boorn]

Not sure if this helps you but I ended up using something like this to construct the Identifier:

Identifier("name", Map("@attribute" -> scalaxb.DataRecord("attributeStringVal"))

[Kir Vondreth]

Hello,

I am looking for the same thing, but, for me, the solution you mention only leads to:

"could not find implicit value for evidence parameter of type scalaxb.CanWriteXML[String]".

In other posts, it is said there must be an implicit implementing "scalaxb.CanWriteXML[String]" imported.

I don't find any. Is there a working example of this?

(using sbt-scalaxb 1.4.0)

[Naren S]

Hi All,

I am also facing same issue. Any Luck and solution pls.

Regards, Naren

[Naren S]

Hello Team,

I am also looking for the same solution. Any pointers or solutions would be of great help.

 "could not find implicit value for evidence parameter of type scalaxb.CanWriteXML[String]"

Please let us know how to generate an XML along with attributes using scalaxb.

Regards,

Naren