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== Phase 1: Additional Mapping Support ==
 
== Phase 1: Additional Mapping Support ==
 
JSON Schemas in several places specify collections of data where the name of the element corresponds to a property in the object. This is something that is not currently supported by eclipselink's oxm/json binding layer. This would require adding support
 
JSON Schemas in several places specify collections of data where the name of the element corresponds to a property in the object. This is something that is not currently supported by eclipselink's oxm/json binding layer. This would require adding support
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'''Example:'''
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Mapping the list of properties on a schema. The name of the property is the key (or element) in the json schema, so this would require a variable-path mapping of some sort:
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<div style="width:700px">
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<source lang="java">
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{
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  ...
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  {"properties": {
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      "firstName":{"type":"string"},
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      "lastName":{"type":"string"}
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  }
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}
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</source>
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</div>
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Would need to be mapped to:
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<div style="width:700px">
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<source lang="java">
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public class Schema {
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  ...
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  List<Property> properties;
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}
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</source>
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</div>
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<div style="width:700px">
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<source lang="java">
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public class Property {
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  String name;
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  String type;
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}
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</source>
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</div>
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Where name maps to the key/element name of the property entry.

Revision as of 10:48, 8 April 2013

Planning: MOXy JSON Schema Generation

ER 404452

Currently EclipseLink supports generating XML Schemas from a JAXBContext. A feature will be added to generate JSON Schemas. At first this feature will be based on JAXB metadata and mappings, in the future this will be adapted to JSON-B metadata.

Phases

The development of this feature will need to be split into multiple phases. The current EclipseLink JSON support is insufficient to map to a json schema document. Additional enhancements will be required in order to generate these schemas.

Phase 1: Additional Mapping Support

JSON Schemas in several places specify collections of data where the name of the element corresponds to a property in the object. This is something that is not currently supported by eclipselink's oxm/json binding layer. This would require adding support

Example:

Mapping the list of properties on a schema. The name of the property is the key (or element) in the json schema, so this would require a variable-path mapping of some sort:

{
  ...
  {"properties": {
      "firstName":{"type":"string"},
      "lastName":{"type":"string"}
  }
}

Would need to be mapped to:

public class Schema {
  ...
  List<Property> properties;
}
public class Property {
  String name;
  String type;
}

Where name maps to the key/element name of the property entry.

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