Package javax.xml.bind.annotation

Examples of javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlTransient

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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;
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                     log.trace("Ignore not element @XmlAttribute for type=" + beanInfo.getName() + " property=" + property.getName());
                  pop();
                  continue;
               }
               // Ignore xml tranient
               XmlTransient xmlTransient = property.getUnderlyingAnnotation(XmlTransient.class);
               if (xmlTransient != null)
               {
                  if (trace)
                     log.trace("Ignore not element @XmlTransient for type=" + beanInfo.getName() + " property=" + property.getName());
                  pop();
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      TypeInfo propertyType = property.getType();
      if (trace)
         log.trace("Processing type=" + property.getBeanInfo().getName() + " property=" + property.getName());

      // This is illegal
      XmlTransient xmlTransient = property.getUnderlyingAnnotation(XmlTransient.class);
      if (xmlTransient != null && propertyOrder != null)
         throw new RuntimeException("Property " + property.getName() + " in property order "
               + Arrays.asList(propertyOrder) + " is marked @XmlTransient");

      // The current model
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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;
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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;
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                     log.trace("Ignore not element @XmlAttribute for type=" + beanInfo.getName() + " property=" + property.getName());
                  pop();
                  continue;
               }
               // Ignore xml tranient
               XmlTransient xmlTransient = property.getUnderlyingAnnotation(XmlTransient.class);
               if (xmlTransient != null)
               {
                  if (trace)
                     log.trace("Ignore not element @XmlTransient for type=" + beanInfo.getName() + " property=" + property.getName());
                  pop();
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      TypeInfo propertyType = property.getType();
      if (trace)
         log.trace("Processing type=" + property.getBeanInfo().getName() + " property=" + property.getName());

      // This is illegal
      XmlTransient xmlTransient = property.getUnderlyingAnnotation(XmlTransient.class);
      if (xmlTransient != null && propertyOrder != null)
         throw new RuntimeException("Property " + property.getName() + " in property order "
               + Arrays.asList(propertyOrder) + " is marked @XmlTransient");

      // The current model
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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;
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                     log.trace("Ignore not element @XmlAttribute for type=" + beanInfo.getName() + " property=" + property.getName());
                  pop();
                  continue;
               }
               // Ignore xml tranient
               XmlTransient xmlTransient = property.getUnderlyingAnnotation(XmlTransient.class);
               if (xmlTransient != null)
               {
                  if (trace)
                     log.trace("Ignore not element @XmlTransient for type=" + beanInfo.getName() + " property=" + property.getName());
                  pop();
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      TypeInfo propertyType = property.getType();
      if (trace)
         log.trace("Processing type=" + property.getBeanInfo().getName() + " property=" + property.getName());

      // This is illegal
      XmlTransient xmlTransient = property.getUnderlyingAnnotation(XmlTransient.class);
      if (xmlTransient != null && propertyOrder != null)
         throw new RuntimeException("Property " + property.getName() + " in property order "
               + Arrays.asList(propertyOrder) + " is marked @XmlTransient");

      // The current model
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