Hello,
I generated nearly 2.0 MB Java classes from 2 XML schemas with JAXB2.
With HyperJAXB2, I automatically created an Hibernate binding file.
So now, from a XML file, I can create associated Java object, and store it
in an HSQLDB database.
So this JAXB application is not Java-driven, but Schema-driven.
Now I want to create an XML file, and the associated database recording,
from a Java object that I would
create on my own.
The problem is that I can't understand the Java architecture/structure
generated by XJC : when I observe code generated for my root object, I don't
see any method that would permit to link this root-object to sub-objects. I
just have some setters methods available for ComplexTypes.
So, I'd like to know how JAXB's unmarshaller is doing the work when
converting from an XML file to a Java set of objects. Finally, can you point
me to some information or quickly explain me how JAXB Java Objects can be
linked together ?
Thanks in advance.
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