I was trying to figure out if it is possible to unmarshall an xml element to multiple pojos. for example:
I\'m using JAXB 2.2.2 to parse a simple XML-REST stream. This is the piece of code: JAXBContext jc = JAXBContext.newInstance( \"com.example.entities\" );
I\'m trying to do a marshal dump and load in Scala... import scala.util.Marshal case class Test(test: String)
I have an issue unmarshalling a xml stream to entities. My foreign keys never get set to an object with the proper primary key, they just get set to an emtpy object.
Scenario: I am trying to refactor a code, which asks user to choose an xml file, which suppose to adhere to any of the 2 given schemas. Right now, the code is trying to unmarshal it using Schema A Un
I have an XML doc: <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?> <Log> <logEntry> <severity>WARN</severity>
I\'m having a small problem with JAXB unmarshalling in that my input XML can be wrapped by one of two elements, for example:
I was looking around to find a way to improve JAXB Unmarshalling performances processing huge sets of files and found the following advice:
I\'ve been going over this in my head and trying out different approaches for a few days now and I\'ve searched SO (see What is best practice in converting XML to Java object?) and also Google for usi
I have generated a Metro/JAXB client from a WSDL before and the marshalling/unmarshalling of the Java classes to/from SOAP/XML worked without any issues.I have generated a new client and there seems t
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