Of course I found it in the Hyperjaxb3 documentation. Very clever, Lexi.
Some Hyperjaxb3 questions. Does Hyperjaxb3 support composite keys yet?
Also, it would much easier if you had jars already compiled. I got some
from the sample project but there were several more files than I expected.
Do I need all the hyperjaxb jars from the sample project in my classpath?
Is there no way to selectively choose the classes I want to include rather
than having to exclude all the other ones by using hj:ignore? It would be
nice if I could go either way with that option. Do you have @NamedQueries
built in yet?
ibsscott wrote:
>
> My jaxb object is serializable, but xs:any creates an org.w3c.dom.Element
> which is not serializable, so therefore I cannot persist my jaxb object.
> I want to persist the entire object and not pull it apart first and store
> the Element separately as a String. I'm pretty sure I can't use another
> type such as xs:string because I would predict that the xml tags would get
> escaped ie < %gt; Does anyone have any suggestions or strategies.
> Would any sort of DataTypeConverter work? Is there an alternative to
> Element that can be substituted which is serializable and will
> marshal/unmarshal correctly? I'd also like to know how hyperjaxb3
> handles this. I have written my own custom EJB3 plugin which I've had
> since before hyperjaxb3 was born and would prefer to use that for now.
>
> <xs:complexType name="genericTransaction">
> <xs:sequence>
> <xs:element name="program" type="xs:string"/>
> <xs:any processContents="skip"/>
> </xs:sequence>
> </xs:complexType>
>
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