I tried to run the same example in the following thread: JAXB Annotations - Mapping interfaces and @XmlElementWrapper
How can I support interleaved unknown XML using JAXB? Using @XmlAnyElement does not seem to be up to the job..
I am looking for a generic way of returning a set of objects in my REST service. I use the Spring3 message-converters and the @ResponseBody annotation.
JAXB maps both xsd:base64Binary and xsd:hexBinary types to byte[]. Given that I have a schema/a DOM Element representing each of these types such as:
is it possible to check a value in a java object with some rules in a xml schéma ? For exemple, I have a String txt = \"blablabla\", and I should verify if it\'s ok for <xs:element name=\"foo\" t
Does anyone know anything about the so called \"Unique Particle Attribution\" constraint in xml schema and why it might be violated by this:
I have a xsd (lets name it as afb) which imports another xsd (lets name it as kts). And I refer to an element of kts.xsd in afb.xsd along with correct namespaces.
I have a schema which names all its elements 开发者_StackOverflow中文版and complexTypes in capital letters and so all my class names are also in caps.
I have two class, Node and Group, the Group is Node\'s sub-class. @XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD)
I am using my own iterable structures - various BinaryTrees. Can I simply marshal them? It\'s quite easy to marshal f.e. java.util.List implementations, but in my case, it\'s absolutely unacceptable.
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