error: cannot find symbol when call JAXB class's methods with Cyrillic symbol

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I have an XSD schema with a mistake - in one method first symbol in utf-8 'с'

<xsd:attribute name="сreationDate" type="xsd:dateTime" use="required">

I generate Java classes from this XSD. But when I call this method in project for example:

quittanceType.setСreationDate(stringToXMLGregorianCalendar(new Date));

My project does not compile and I get error:

error: cannot find symbol

    quittanceType.setСreationDate(stringToXMLGregorianCalendar(paymentsToCharge.getCreationDateStr()));

                     ^

  symbol:   method setСreationDate(XMLGregorianCalendar)

  location: variable quittanceType of type QuittanceType

But on Macbook this project compiles successfully. What should I do? Everything seems to be normal encodings.

edited Nov 22 at 21:42

Thomas Fritsch

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asked Nov 22 at 14:27

ip696

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Note that sticking to ASCII method names is probably better, see the discussion here : stackoverflow.com/questions/61615/…
– Arnaud
Nov 22 at 14:33

I know actually. You should not think that I took and specially wrote one character in another encoding. I got such a scheme, and it's too late to correct the symbol. And I have no right to do it.
– ip696
Nov 22 at 14:43

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I have an XSD schema with a mistake - in one method first symbol in utf-8 'с'

<xsd:attribute name="сreationDate" type="xsd:dateTime" use="required">

I generate Java classes from this XSD. But when I call this method in project for example:

quittanceType.setСreationDate(stringToXMLGregorianCalendar(new Date));

My project does not compile and I get error:

error: cannot find symbol

    quittanceType.setСreationDate(stringToXMLGregorianCalendar(paymentsToCharge.getCreationDateStr()));

                     ^

  symbol:   method setСreationDate(XMLGregorianCalendar)

  location: variable quittanceType of type QuittanceType

But on Macbook this project compiles successfully. What should I do? Everything seems to be normal encodings.

edited Nov 22 at 21:42

Thomas Fritsch

4,795121933

asked Nov 22 at 14:27

ip696

1,09711135

Note that sticking to ASCII method names is probably better, see the discussion here : stackoverflow.com/questions/61615/…
– Arnaud
Nov 22 at 14:33

I know actually. You should not think that I took and specially wrote one character in another encoding. I got such a scheme, and it's too late to correct the symbol. And I have no right to do it.
– ip696
Nov 22 at 14:43

add a comment |

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I have an XSD schema with a mistake - in one method first symbol in utf-8 'с'

<xsd:attribute name="сreationDate" type="xsd:dateTime" use="required">

I generate Java classes from this XSD. But when I call this method in project for example:

quittanceType.setСreationDate(stringToXMLGregorianCalendar(new Date));

My project does not compile and I get error:

error: cannot find symbol

    quittanceType.setСreationDate(stringToXMLGregorianCalendar(paymentsToCharge.getCreationDateStr()));

                     ^

  symbol:   method setСreationDate(XMLGregorianCalendar)

  location: variable quittanceType of type QuittanceType

But on Macbook this project compiles successfully. What should I do? Everything seems to be normal encodings.

edited Nov 22 at 21:42

Thomas Fritsch

4,795121933

asked Nov 22 at 14:27

ip696

1,09711135

I have an XSD schema with a mistake - in one method first symbol in utf-8 'с'

<xsd:attribute name="сreationDate" type="xsd:dateTime" use="required">

I generate Java classes from this XSD. But when I call this method in project for example:

quittanceType.setСreationDate(stringToXMLGregorianCalendar(new Date));

My project does not compile and I get error:

error: cannot find symbol

    quittanceType.setСreationDate(stringToXMLGregorianCalendar(paymentsToCharge.getCreationDateStr()));

                     ^

  symbol:   method setСreationDate(XMLGregorianCalendar)

  location: variable quittanceType of type QuittanceType

But on Macbook this project compiles successfully. What should I do? Everything seems to be normal encodings.

java encoding xsd jaxb

edited Nov 22 at 21:42

Thomas Fritsch

4,795121933

asked Nov 22 at 14:27

ip696

1,09711135

edited Nov 22 at 21:42

Thomas Fritsch

4,795121933

asked Nov 22 at 14:27

ip696

1,09711135

edited Nov 22 at 21:42

Thomas Fritsch

4,795121933

edited Nov 22 at 21:42

Thomas Fritsch

4,795121933

edited Nov 22 at 21:42

Thomas Fritsch

4,795121933

asked Nov 22 at 14:27

ip696

1,09711135

asked Nov 22 at 14:27

ip696

1,09711135

asked Nov 22 at 14:27

ip696

1,09711135

Note that sticking to ASCII method names is probably better, see the discussion here : stackoverflow.com/questions/61615/…
– Arnaud
Nov 22 at 14:33

I know actually. You should not think that I took and specially wrote one character in another encoding. I got such a scheme, and it's too late to correct the symbol. And I have no right to do it.
– ip696
Nov 22 at 14:43

add a comment |

Note that sticking to ASCII method names is probably better, see the discussion here : stackoverflow.com/questions/61615/…
– Arnaud
Nov 22 at 14:33

I know actually. You should not think that I took and specially wrote one character in another encoding. I got such a scheme, and it's too late to correct the symbol. And I have no right to do it.
– ip696
Nov 22 at 14:43

Note that sticking to ASCII method names is probably better, see the discussion here : stackoverflow.com/questions/61615/…
– Arnaud
Nov 22 at 14:33

I know actually. You should not think that I took and specially wrote one character in another encoding. I got such a scheme, and it's too late to correct the symbol. And I have no right to do it.
– ip696
Nov 22 at 14:43

add a comment |

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You should better specify the Java property name using binding file.

<jaxb:bindings

    version="1.0"

    xmlns:jaxb="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/jaxb" 

    xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">



    <jaxb:bindings 

        schemaLocation=".../myschema.xsd" 

        node="/xs:schema">



        <jaxb:bindings node="xs:complexType[@name='SomeType']/xs:attribute[@name='сreationDate']">

            <jaxb:property name="creationDate"/>

        </jaxb:bindings>

    </jaxb:bindings>



</jaxb:bindings>

I'd also notified the schema authors - in case they would want to correct this.

answered Nov 23 at 21:23

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You should better specify the Java property name using binding file.

<jaxb:bindings

    version="1.0"

    xmlns:jaxb="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/jaxb" 

    xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">



    <jaxb:bindings 

        schemaLocation=".../myschema.xsd" 

        node="/xs:schema">



        <jaxb:bindings node="xs:complexType[@name='SomeType']/xs:attribute[@name='сreationDate']">

            <jaxb:property name="creationDate"/>

        </jaxb:bindings>

    </jaxb:bindings>



</jaxb:bindings>

I'd also notified the schema authors - in case they would want to correct this.

answered Nov 23 at 21:23

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You should better specify the Java property name using binding file.

<jaxb:bindings

    version="1.0"

    xmlns:jaxb="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/jaxb" 

    xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">



    <jaxb:bindings 

        schemaLocation=".../myschema.xsd" 

        node="/xs:schema">



        <jaxb:bindings node="xs:complexType[@name='SomeType']/xs:attribute[@name='сreationDate']">

            <jaxb:property name="creationDate"/>

        </jaxb:bindings>

    </jaxb:bindings>



</jaxb:bindings>

I'd also notified the schema authors - in case they would want to correct this.

answered Nov 23 at 21:23

lexicore

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up vote
0
down vote

You should better specify the Java property name using binding file.

<jaxb:bindings

    version="1.0"

    xmlns:jaxb="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/jaxb" 

    xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">



    <jaxb:bindings 

        schemaLocation=".../myschema.xsd" 

        node="/xs:schema">



        <jaxb:bindings node="xs:complexType[@name='SomeType']/xs:attribute[@name='сreationDate']">

            <jaxb:property name="creationDate"/>

        </jaxb:bindings>

    </jaxb:bindings>



</jaxb:bindings>

I'd also notified the schema authors - in case they would want to correct this.

answered Nov 23 at 21:23

lexicore

30.8k882154

You should better specify the Java property name using binding file.

<jaxb:bindings

    version="1.0"

    xmlns:jaxb="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/jaxb" 

    xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">



    <jaxb:bindings 

        schemaLocation=".../myschema.xsd" 

        node="/xs:schema">



        <jaxb:bindings node="xs:complexType[@name='SomeType']/xs:attribute[@name='сreationDate']">

            <jaxb:property name="creationDate"/>

        </jaxb:bindings>

    </jaxb:bindings>



</jaxb:bindings>

I'd also notified the schema authors - in case they would want to correct this.

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