From: zale <ale.schenk_at_gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 11 Jun 2009 11:41:14 -0700 (PDT)

i don't know english, so i show you with example:

<foo>
        <action name="exec" pid="1"> <!-- unfortunately I can't use "xsi:type" here
-->
                <process-name value=""/>
        </action>
</foo>

<foo>
        <action name="move" file="foo.txt"> <!-- unfortunately I can't use
"xsi:type" here -->
                <to dir="../"/>
        </action>
</foo>

public class ActionType {
        protected String name;
}

public class ActionExecType extends ActionType {
        ...
}

public class ActionMoveType extends ActionType {
        ...
}


//For me it had to go, but no go
JAXBElement<FooType> foo = unmarshaller.unmarshal(xml, "package with all
jaxb type classes");
if( foo.getActionType().getName().equals("exec") ) {
        
        ActionExecType action = (ActionExecType) foo.getActionType();
        action.getProcessName();

} else if ( foo.getActionType().getName().equals("move") ) {

        ActionMoveType action = (ActionMoveType) foo.getActionType();
        action.getTo();

}

thanks.

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