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''EclipseLink MOXy'' is one implementation of the standard runtime defined by the JAXB specification. To specify EclipseLik MOXy as your JAXB provider:
  
EclipseLink MOXy is one implementation of the standard runtime defined by the JAXB specification. To specify EclipseLik MOXy as your JAXB provider:
 
 
*Add the JAXB APIs (included in Java SE 6) and '''eclipselink.jar''' on your classpath.
 
*Add the JAXB APIs (included in Java SE 6) and '''eclipselink.jar''' on your classpath.
 
*Use a '''jaxb.properties''' file (in the same package as your domain classes.
 
*Use a '''jaxb.properties''' file (in the same package as your domain classes.
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EclipseLink MOXy is one implementation of the standard runtime defined by the JAXB specification. To specify EclipseLik MOXy as your JAXB provider:

  • Add the JAXB APIs (included in Java SE 6) and eclipselink.jar on your classpath.
  • Use a jaxb.properties file (in the same package as your domain classes.


For more information, see:


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