List of Examples

• 2-1 JAXBContext Methods
• 2-2 Sample jaxb.index File
• 2-3 Sample ObjectFactory
• 2-4 Sample Metadata Source
• 2-5 Using an EclipseLink Bindings Document
• 2-6 Sample Java Class
• 2-7 Using an XML Bindings Document
• 2-8 Sample Application Code
• 2-9 Sample Bindings Document
• 2-10 Sample JAXB Domain Class and XML
• 2-11 Customized XML Bindings
• 2-12 Providing Bindings
• 2-13 Using a List of XML Bindings:
• 2-14 Using a Map for multiple packages:
• 2-15 Sample Customer Class
• 2-16 XML Bindings
• 2-17 XML Representation
• 2-18 XML Bindings (with xml-accessor-type="NONE")
• 2-19 XML Representation
• 2-20 Implementing the XMlBindings Method
• 2-21 Sample XmlBindings Object
• 2-22 Adding MetadataSource to the Properties Map
• 2-23 Sample XmlBindings Object
• 2-24 Sample XmlBindings Object
• 2-25 Sample XML Schema
• 2-26 Sample Customer Class
• 2-27 Sample ValidationEventHandler
• 2-28 Sample Java Code
• 2-29 Sample Event Listener
• 2-30 Logging with the Listener Class
• 2-31 Using a Binder
• 3-1 Sample XML Schema
• 3-2 Using the @XmlRootElement Annotation
• 3-3 Specifying a Default Root Element
• 3-4 Using Annotations
• 3-5 Using OXM Metadata
• 3-6 Using Annotations
• 3-7 Using OXM Metadata
• 3-8 Using Annotations
• 3-9 Using XML Bindings File
• 3-10 Overriding the Namespace
• 3-11 Sample Bindings File
• 3-12 Sample Java Classes
• 3-13 Using @XmlRootElement Annotation
• 3-14 Using the @XmlDiscriminatorNode and @XmlDiscriminatorValue Annotations
• 4-1 Sample XML Schema
• 4-2 Using the @XmlAttribute Annotation
• 4-3 Defining the Mapping
• 4-4 Sample XML Schema
• 4-5 Using the @XmlElement Annotation
• 4-6 Using the name Attribute
• 4-7 Sample XML Schema
• 4-8 Using the @XmlPath Annotation
• 4-9 Using the xml-path Attribute
• 4-10 Sample XML Schema
• 4-11 Using the @XmlPath Annotation
• 4-12 Defining the Mapping
• 4-13 Sample XML Schema
• 4-14 Using the @XmlValue Annotation
• 4-15 Defining the Mapping
• 4-16 Sample XML Schema
• 4-17 Using the @XmlSchemaType Annotation
• 4-18 Defining the Mapping
• 4-19 Sample XML Schema
• 4-20 Using the @XmlSchemaType and @XmlJavaTypeAdapter Annotations
• 4-21 Defining the Mapping
• 4-22 Sample XML Schema
• 4-23 Sample Mapping
• 4-24 Sample XML Mapping
• 4-25 Sample XML Schema
• 4-26 Using the @XmlElement Annotation
• 4-27 Sample XML Mapping
• 4-28 Sample XML Schema
• 4-29 Using the @XmlElementWrapper Annotation
• 4-30 Sample XML Mapping
• 4-31 Sample XML Schema
• 4-32 Using the @XmlList Annotation
• 4-33 Sample XML Mapping
• 4-34 Java Annotations
• 4-35 EclipseLink OXM Metadata
• 4-36 Example XML Documents
• 4-37 Sample Java Class
• 4-38 Sample XML Schema
• 4-39 Resulting XML
• 4-40 Sample XML Schema
• 4-41 Using the @XmlEnum Annotation
• 4-42 Sample XML Mapping
• 4-43 Sample XML Schema
• 4-44 Using the @XmlEnumValue Annotation
• 4-45 Sample XML Mapping
• 5-1 Sample XML Schema
• 5-2 Sample Customer Class
• 5-3 Using java.util.Date
• 5-4 XML Schema Union
• 5-5 Using an EclipseLink Customizer
• 5-6 Mapping a Union Field
• 5-7 Annotations
• 5-8 EclipseLink OXM
• 5-9 Output
• 5-10 Using byte[] and Byte[]
• 5-11 Output
• 5-12 Sample Java Class
• 5-13 Resulting XML
• 5-14 Using the @XmlInlineBinaryData Annotation
• 5-15 Using the @XmlMimeType Annotation
• 6-1 Sample XML Mapping
• 6-2 Sample XML Schema
• 6-3 Using the @XmlElement Annotation
• 6-4 Sample XML Mapping
• 6-5 Using the @XmlPath Annotation
• 6-6 Using EclipseLink XML Bindings
• 6-7 Using the @XmlPath Annotation
• 6-8 Sample XML Mapping
• 6-9 Using the @XmlElement Annotation
• 6-10 Sample XML Mapping
• 6-11 Using the @XmlElementWrapper Annotation
• 7-1 Using the @XmlID and @XmlIDREF Annotations
• 7-2 Sample XML Mapping
• 7-3 Using the @XmlList Annotation
• 7-4 Sample Embedded ID
• 7-5 Using the @XmlCustomizer Annotation
• 7-6 Changing the XPath
• 7-7 Using the @XmlTransient Annotation
• 7-8 Using the @XmlKey and @XmlJoinNodes Annotations
• 7-9 Sample XML Mapping
• 7-10 Using the @XMlInverseReference Annotation
• 7-11 Sample XML Mapping
• 8-1 Refreshing Metadata
• 8-2 Using an XMLNameTransformer
• 8-3 Customer
• 8-4 Address.java
• 8-5 Using Java Annotations
• 8-6 Using OXM Metadata
• 8-7 The virtualprops-oxm.xml File
• 8-8 Marking the Map Attribute
• 8-9 Using Alternate Accessor Methods
• 8-10 Using the xml-virtual-access-methods Element
• 8-11 Mapping as Individual Nodes
• 8-12 Original Customer Schema
• 8-13 Generated Schema (After adding middle-initial and phone-number)
• 8-14 Using an <any> Element
• 8-15 Generated Schema
• 8-16 Sample ExtensibleBase
• 8-17 Customer
• 8-18 Address
• 8-19 PhoneNumber
• 8-20 binding-tenant1.xml
• 8-21 Output
• 8-22 binding-tenant2.xml
• 8-23 Output
• 8-24 Sample Java Code and XML Schema
• 8-25 Sample Java Code and XML Schema
• 8-26 Using the @XmlType(propOrder) Annotation
• 8-27 Using the prop-order Attribute
• 8-28 Resulting XML
• 8-29 Sample XML Schema
• 8-30 Sample Mappings
• 8-31 Self Mapping Example
• 8-32 XmlAdapter Class Outline
• 8-33 Sample Domain Class
• 8-34 Using an Adapter
• 8-35 Using the @XmlJavaTypeAdapter Annotation
• 8-36 Using java.awt.Point
• 8-37 Using the @XmlJavaTypeAdapter Annotation
• 8-38 Mapping Example
• 8-39 Sample AttributeTransfomer
• 8-40 First Write Transformer
• 8-41 Second Write Transformer
• 8-42 Sample eclipselink-oxm.xml File
• 9-1 Sample Java Class
• 9-2 Marshalling and Unmarshalling Example
• 9-3 Marshalling and Unmarshalling Example
• 9-4 Creating a DynamicJAXBContext
• 9-5 Sample XML Schema
• 9-6 Sample Application Code
• 9-7 Sample XML Schema
• 9-8 Sample Application Code
• 9-9 custom1.xjb File
• 9-10 Bootstrapping Example
• 9-11 Creating a DynamicJAXBContext
• 9-12 Sample XML Schema
• 9-13 Sample Application Code
• 10-1 Marshalling and Unmarshalling
• 10-2 Using a Map
• 10-3 Using MarshallerProperties and UnarshallerProperties
• 10-4 Using Basic JSON Binding
• 10-5 Using External Bindings
• 10-6 Using JSON to Bootstrap a JAXBContext
• 10-7 Using JSON Data Types
• 10-8 Using a Prefix
• 10-9 Setting a Prefix in a Map
• 10-10 Marshalling no Root Element Documents
• 10-11 Unmarshalling no Root Element Documents
• 10-12 Using Namesapces
• 10-13
• 10-14 Using @XmlAttributes
• 10-15 Using a value Wrapper
• 10-16
• 10-17 Using a Map