> Makes sense that you might want to have different JAXBContext for > the same type and different mime format. (A Jettison enabled/ > configured JAXBContext for JSON for example). >
Sounds like an interesting idea.
+1
Marcel...
>>> Marc Hadley <Marc.Hadley_at_Sun.COM> 06/10/08 2:11 PM >>>
On Jun 10, 2008, at 10:57 AM, Bill Burke wrote:
>>> One thing we could consider is to make the JAXBContext usage more
>>> obvious.
>> I have also to say that I need time to understand what the
>> ContextResolver is for. You could add some javadoc, that an example
>> use is for JAXBContext.
>
> Question: Is the container supposed to search for and use
> @ProduceMime/_at_ConsumeMime annotations on a ContextResolver?
>
Not currently.
> Makes sense that you might want to have different JAXBContext for
> the same type and different mime format. (A Jettison enabled/
> configured JAXBContext for JSON for example).
>
Sounds like an interesting idea.
Marc.
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CTO Office, Sun Microsystems.
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