JAXB (JSR-222) makes it easy for you to convert instances of your domain
classes to/from XML. The EclipseLink MOXy implementation offers an extension called
Dynamic JAXB where instead of real classes you have instances of a map
like class called DynamicEntity. You can access the data on your DynamicEntity using get and set methods that take the property name (i.e. customer.get("address") and customer.set('name", "Jane Doe").
In this post, first we will bootstrap a dynamic JAXBContext based on an external mapping file. Then we unmarshal an XML document to dynamic entities, and finally we will apply an object graph to scope the resulting JSON output.
In this post, first we will bootstrap a dynamic JAXBContext based on an external mapping file. Then we unmarshal an XML document to dynamic entities, and finally we will apply an object graph to scope the resulting JSON output.
You can try this out today by downloading an EclipseLink 2.5.0 nightly download starting on March 24, 2013 from:
