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Unlike other Java primitive/wrapper types, Eclipselink differentiates between '''byte[]''' (primitive) and '''Byte[]''' (wrapper) data types. By default, '''byte[]''' will marshal to a single "blob" of XML, whereas '''Byte[]''' will marshal each byte as its own element. | Unlike other Java primitive/wrapper types, Eclipselink differentiates between '''byte[]''' (primitive) and '''Byte[]''' (wrapper) data types. By default, '''byte[]''' will marshal to a single "blob" of XML, whereas '''Byte[]''' will marshal each byte as its own element. | ||
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Binary Types
There are a few extra things to consider when mapping to fields of type byte[ ] or Byte[].
byte [] versus Byte[]
Unlike other Java primitive/wrapper types, Eclipselink differentiates between byte[] (primitive) and Byte[] (wrapper) data types. By default, byte[] will marshal to a single "blob" of XML, whereas Byte[] will marshal each byte as its own element.