Article:		XML Data-Binding: Comparing Castor to .NET
Subject:		Castor .unmarshal and .marshall methods
Date:		2002-07-30 07:54:39
From:		Erik Ostermueller
You article states that the Castor generated code is larger than the C# code, partly due to the .marshal, .unmarshal and .validate methods. Well, this doesn't have to be the case. If you pass the SourceGenerator the -nomarshal flag, it will not generate these methods. Then, you can use the Marshaller, Unmarshaller and Validator classes to get invoke this functionality.

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• Castor .unmarshal and .marshall methods
  2002-07-31 04:38:42 Niel Bornstein [Reply]
  
  Thanks for your constructive comment. Although I did mention Castor's flexibility in this regard early in the article, I should have pointed this out with respect to the generated code.