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| + | The JAXBHelperContext is instantiated using a JAXBContext. This JAXBContext represents the object-to-XML mapping for the POJOs. If static DataObjects are being used, a second constructor is offered that takes a ClassLoader as a parameter. | ||
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| + | For help on creating a JAXBContext see: | ||
| + | * [[EclipseLink/Examples/MOXy/JAXB#Creating_a_JAXBContext_using_jaxb.properties | Creating a JAXBContext using jaxb.properties]] | ||
| + | * [[EclipseLink/Examples/MOXy/NativeOxmJaxbContext | Creating a Native OXM aware JAXBContext]] | ||
==Define the SDO Metadata== | ==Define the SDO Metadata== | ||
Revision as of 11:30, 30 January 2009
Contents
Overview
The JAXBHelperContext is a bridge between POJOs and SDO DataObjects. The bridge is based on their corresponding XML representations. For the POJOs the XML representation is specified using JAXB annotations or object-to-XML mappings.
Create the JAXBHelperContext
The JAXBHelperContext is instantiated using a JAXBContext. This JAXBContext represents the object-to-XML mapping for the POJOs. If static DataObjects are being used, a second constructor is offered that takes a ClassLoader as a parameter.
For help on creating a JAXBContext see: