Dear Kohsuke
Thanks you for the quick answer. I do understand that there is no way
tochange the behaviour with JAXBElement<Object> / idref. But perhaps, I
don't use the good tools "idref/id"
In a general manner, how to you precise the java type of a list in a xml
schema?
I really want to have an xml schema where:
* the root element contains different xml element defining in a
complex-type
* and then, be able to reference in my elements other elements
defines at root
Is Id/idref mecanism the good one? ( what for keyref? xsi:type?)
Is there a way to add annotation in the xml schema to precise the type
of the element list?
Thanks for the information complement.
Francois
> Francois Le Fevre wrote:
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I have still a difficluty using idref with jaxb2
>>
>> I have created a xml schema where for instance a list of B and A
>> object where B contains a reference to A via idRef. ( see at the end
>> of the email )
>> But the java generated code is:
>> public class B {
>>
>> @XmlElementRef(name = "a", type = JAXBElement.class)
>> protected List<JAXBElement<Object>> a;
>> ..
>> }
>>
>> And i would like to precise a "protected List<A> a;" and not
>> "protected List<JAXBElement<Object>> a;"
>> do i need to use something different from idref ... keyref ... or add
>> annotation inforamtion ??
>>
>> Thanks for all your help.
>
> To differenciate between IDREFS and list of elements whose type is ID,
> JAXBElement is necessary.
>
> I'm sympathetic, but there's no way around this.
>
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