Package javax.xml.bind.annotation

Examples of javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAnyAttribute

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        // characterizing annotations. these annotations (or lack thereof) decides
        // the kind of the property it goes to.
        // I wish I could use an array...
        XmlTransient t = null;
        XmlAnyAttribute aa = null;
        XmlAttribute a = null;
        XmlValue v = null;
        XmlElement e1 = null;
        XmlElements e2 = null;
        XmlElementRef r1 = null;
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        // characterizing annotations. these annotations (or lack thereof) decides
        // the kind of the property it goes to.
        // I wish I could use an array...
        XmlTransient t = null;
        XmlAnyAttribute aa = null;
        XmlAttribute a = null;
        XmlValue v = null;
        XmlElement e1 = null;
        XmlElements e2 = null;
        XmlElementRef r1 = null;
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        // characterizing annotations. these annotations (or lack thereof) decides
        // the kind of the property it goes to.
        // I wish I could use an array...
        XmlTransient t = null;
        XmlAnyAttribute aa = null;
        XmlAttribute a = null;
        XmlValue v = null;
        XmlElement e1 = null;
        XmlElements e2 = null;
        XmlElementRef r1 = null;
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        // characterizing annotations. these annotations (or lack thereof) decides
        // the kind of the property it goes to.
        // I wish I could use an array...
        XmlTransient t = null;
        XmlAnyAttribute aa = null;
        XmlAttribute a = null;
        XmlValue v = null;
        XmlElement e1 = null;
        XmlElements e2 = null;
        XmlElementRef r1 = null;
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        // characterizing annotations. these annotations (or lack thereof) decides
        // the kind of the property it goes to.
        // I wish I could use an array...
        XmlTransient t = null;
        XmlAnyAttribute aa = null;
        XmlAttribute a = null;
        XmlValue v = null;
        XmlElement e1 = null;
        XmlElements e2 = null;
        XmlElementRef r1 = null;
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               if (trace)
                  log.trace("Bound attribute " + qName + " type=" + beanInfo.getName() + " property=" + property.getName() + " propertyType=" + attributeTypeInfo + ", normalizeSpace=" + attribute.isNormalizeSpace());
            }

            // Is this any attribute
            XmlAnyAttribute xmlAnyAttribute = property.getUnderlyingAnnotation(XmlAnyAttribute.class);
            if (xmlAnyAttribute != null)
            {
               if (seenXmlAnyAttribute != null)
                  throw new RuntimeException("@XmlAnyAttribute seen on two properties: " + property.getName() + " and " + seenXmlAnyAttribute.getName());
               seenXmlAnyAttribute = property;
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               if (trace)
                  log.trace("Bound attribute " + qName + " type=" + beanInfo.getName() + " property=" + property.getName() + " propertyType=" + attributeTypeInfo + ", normalizeSpace=" + attribute.isNormalizeSpace());
            }

            // Is this any attribute
            XmlAnyAttribute xmlAnyAttribute = property.getUnderlyingAnnotation(XmlAnyAttribute.class);
            if (xmlAnyAttribute != null)
            {
               if (seenXmlAnyAttribute != null)
                  throw new RuntimeException("@XmlAnyAttribute seen on two properties: " + property.getName() + " and " + seenXmlAnyAttribute.getName());
               seenXmlAnyAttribute = property;
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        // characterizing annotations. these annotations (or lack thereof) decides
        // the kind of the property it goes to.
        // I wish I could use an array...
        XmlTransient t = null;
        XmlAnyAttribute aa = null;
        XmlAttribute a = null;
        XmlValue v = null;
        XmlElement e1 = null;
        XmlElements e2 = null;
        XmlElementRef r1 = null;
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  public static XmlMapping newInstance(JAXBContextImpl context,
                                       Accessor accessor)
    throws JAXBException
  {
    XmlAnyAttribute xmlAnyAttribute =
      accessor.getAnnotation(XmlAnyAttribute.class);
    XmlAnyElement xmlAnyElement =
      accessor.getAnnotation(XmlAnyElement.class);
    XmlAttribute xmlAttribute =
      accessor.getAnnotation(XmlAttribute.class);
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        // characterizing annotations. these annotations (or lack thereof) decides
        // the kind of the property it goes to.
        // I wish I could use an array...
        XmlTransient t = null;
        XmlAnyAttribute aa = null;
        XmlAttribute a = null;
        XmlValue v = null;
        XmlElement e1 = null;
        XmlElements e2 = null;
        XmlElementRef r1 = null;
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