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Revision as of 16:11, 11 October 2010 by Unnamed Poltroon (Talk)

Functional Specification: JAXB Attribute Annotations

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Document History

Date Author Version Description & Notes
10-11-2010 Paul Fullbright Draft

Feature overview

This feature is about support for JAXB attribute annotations

Goals:

  • Support JAXB attribute level annotations and default values
    • @XmlElement/Elements
    • @XmlElementRef/Refs
    • @XmlElementWrapper
    • @XmlAnyElement
    • @XmlAttribute
    • @XmlAnyAttribute
    • @XmlTransient
    • @XmlValue
    • @XmlID
    • @XmlIDRef
    • @XmlList
    • @XmlMixed
    • @XmlMimeType
    • @XmlAttachmentRef
    • @XmlInlineBinaryData
    • @XmlJavaTypeAdapter

Concepts

Attribute annotations are supported on JAXB fields and Java bean style properties. Unless @XmlTransient is present, all fields/properties that fulfill the type's access type are considered mapped JAXB attributes.

Requirements / Functionality

@XmlElement/Elements

@XmlElement is used on an attribute to indicate that it is mapped to an XML element or element ref. If there is not another mapping annotation on a legitimate JAXB attribute, and:

- the attribute is single valued - @XmlElement is assumed

- the attribute has a collection type - @XmlElements({ @XmlElement(nillable=true) }) is assumed

- the attribute has a collection type and has the @XmlList annotation - @XmlElement is assumed

  • name - String; name of the XML element this attribute is mapped to; default value is based on the name of the attribute
  • namespace - String;

Code Completion

Code completion should be implemented where feasible to help users with values.

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