Larry,
> Alan,
>
> As far as marshalling an object that's not a root element, check out:
> http://weblogs.java.net/blog/kohsuke/archive/2005/10/101_ways_to_mar.htm
> l
>
> HTH,
> larry
>
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> Subject: Multiple objects which are root elements in the same package
>
> Hi
>
> This is a complete newb question. I've just started using Jaxb 2.1 and
> am very impressed. I'm trying to use jaxb to marshal/unmarshal a number
> of objects where under certain circumstances different objects in the
> object graph are the root element.
>
> A simple illustration for objects A, B and C where
>
> A has a list of B
> and B has a list of C
>
> is that in some cases I want A to be the root, some cases B to be the
> root and some cases C to be the root.
>
> Experimentation indicates that simply setting @XMLRootElement
> annotations in the classes A B and C works.
>
> The problem is that if I regenerate the schema using xjc only the 'root'
>
> element of the schema gets that annotation.
>
> Is there any easy way to organize or indicate within the schema that A B
>
> and C should all be marked with @XmlRootElement so I don't have to keep
> manually editing the source files after compilation?
>
> Once again, I apologize if the answer is obvious in the docs but I
> couldn't find it.
>
Thanks, that's exactly what I wanted.
Alan