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Release 12.1.2

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Contents

Beta Draft: 2012-06-19

Preface

• Audience
• Documentation Accessibility
• Related Documents
• Conventions

1 EclipseLink MOXy Overview

• Solving Object-XML Impedance Mismatch

2 EclipseLink MOXy Runtime

• Specifying the EclipseLink Runtime
• Bootstrapping
  • Using the JAXBContext API
  • Bootstrapping from Classes
  • Bootstrapping from a Context Path
    • Using a jaxb.index File
    • Using an ObjectFactory
    • Using MetadataSource
  • Bootstrapping from EclipseLink XML Bindings
  • Combining Annotated Classes and XML Bindings
• Using XML Bindings
  • Understanding the XML Bindings Format
  • Bootstrapping with XML Bindings
  • Using XML Bindings with Annotations
  • Using Multiple Bindings Documents
  • Understanding Override Rules
  • Using Complete Metadata
  • Using Virtual Mappings
• Using MetadataSource
  • Implementing a MetadataSource
  • Using an XmlBindings Object
  • Specifying the MetadataSource
  • MetadataSource Example
  • Building XmlBindings Programatically
• Generating an XML Schema
• Validating Against an XML Schema
  • Using a ValidationEventHandler
  • Enabling Validation
    • Input (input.xml File)
    • Output
• Understanding Events
  • Adding Event Listener Methods on JAXB Mapped Objects
  • Registering Listeners on Marshallers and Unmarshallers
• Querying Objects by XPath
• Binding to an Existing Document

3 Mapping Type Levels

• Defining the Default Root Element
  • Customizing the Default Root Element
  • Understanding How EclipseLink Uses the Default Root Element
• Setting Up Namespace Information
  • Qualifying at the Package Level
  • Qualifying at the Type Level
  • Qualifying at the Field/Property Level
• Specifying Inheritance
  • Using xsi:type
  • Using Substitution Groups
  • Using @XmlDiscriminatorNode/@XmlDiscriminatorValue

4 Mapping Simple Values

• Mapping Simple Values
  • Mapping to an Attribute
  • Mapping to a Text Node
    • Mapping to a Text Node in a Simple Sequence
    • Mapping to a Text Node in a Sub-element
    • Mapping to a Text Node by Position
    • Mapping to a Simple Text Node
  • Mapping to a Specified Schema Type
    • Using Java Type Adapters
  • Mapping with a Simple Type Translator
• Mapping Collections of Simple Values
  • Mapping to Text Nodes
  • Mapping to Text Nodes with a Grouping Element
  • Mapping to a List Element
  • Mapping a Collection of XmlAttributes or XmlValues
• Multiple Mappings for a Single Property
  • Example
  • XML Output
• Mapping Enums
  • Mapping Enums using Constant Names
  • Mapping Enums to Custom XML Values

5 Mapping Special Schema Types

• Mapping Dates and Times
  • Understanding the Generated Model
  • Using a Different Date (or Calendar) Property
• Mapping to a Union Field
  • Understanding Conversion Order
  • Customizing Conversion Classes
• Binary Types
  • Specifying Binary Formats Base64 and Hex
  • Understanding byte[] versus Byte[]
  • Working with SOAP Attachments
    • Using @XmlInlineBinaryData
    • Using @XmlMimeType

6 Privately Owned Relationships

• Mapping Privately-Owned One-to-One Relationships
  • Mapping to an Element
  • Using EclipseLink's @XmlPath Annotation
• Mapping Privately Owned One-to-Many Relationships
  • Mapping to Elements
  • Grouping Elements using the @XmlElementWrapper Annotation

7 Mapping Shared Reference Relationships

• Understanding Keys and Foreign Keys
• Mapping Single Key Relationships
  • Using @XmlList
• Using the Embedded Key Class
• Mapping Composite Key Relationships
• Mapping Bidirectional Relationships

8 Advanced Concepts

• Refreshing Metadata
• Customizing XML Name Conversions
  • Using the XMLNameTransformer
  • Example Model
  • Specifying the Naming Algorithm
  • XML Output
• Using Virtual Access Methods
  • Configuring Virtual Access Methods
  • Example
  • Using XmlAccessType.FIELD and XmlTransient
  • Options
    • Specifying Alternate Accessor Methods
    • Specifying Schema Generation Options
• Using Extensible MOXy
  • Using the @XmlVirtualAccessMethods Annotation
  • Creating Tenant 1
  • Creating Tenant 2
• Mapping Using XPath Predicates
  • Mapping with XPath Predicates
  • Mapping Based on Position
  • Mapping Based on an Attribute Value
  • Creating "Self" Mappings
• Using an XmlAdapter
  • Using java.util.Currency
  • Using java.awt.Point
  • Specifying Package-Level Adapters
  • Specifying Class-Level @XmlJavaTypeAdapters
• Using XML Transformations
  • Using an AttributeTransformer
  • Using a FieldTransformer
• Generating Java Classes from an XML Schema
  • Running the JAXB Compiler
• Customizing Generated Mappings

9 Using Dynamic JAXB

• Understanding Static and Dynamic Entities
  • Using Static MOXy
  • Using Dynamic MOXy
    • Using Dynamic Entities
• Specifying the EclipseLink Runtime
  • Instantiating a DynamicJAXBContext
• Bootstrapping from XML Schema (XSD)
  • Importing Other Schemas / EntityResolvers
  • Customizing Generated Mappings with XJC External Binding Customization Files
• Bootstrapping from EclipseLink Metadata (OXM)
  • Example

10 Using JSON Documents

• Understanding JSON Documents
• Specifying JSON Bindings
  • Using JAXB Annotations
  • Using MOXy Annotations
• Marshalling and Unmarshalling JSON Documents

 

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