Examples of net.jakubholy.blog.genericmappers.xml.GenericXmlToBeanParser

net.jakubholy.blog.genericmappers.xml.GenericXmlToBeanParser

.com'>myValue2 ... }

POJO:

 {@code}
@XmlRootElement(name="entry")
 public class FeedEntry {public int myAttr1; // Element whose name in XML differs and is fully qualified with a name space
@XmlElement(namespace="http://example.com", name="myAttr2Xml")
   public String myAttr2;} }

Parsing code:

 {@code // Little Groovy code; // Normally you'd cache an instance to do the expensive initialization just once def entries = new GenericXmlToPojoParser().parseFrom("/feed/entry", xml, FeedEntry.class); assert entries.size() == 2; def entry1 = entries.iterator().next(); assert entry1.myAttr1 == 123 && "myValue2".equals(entry1.myAttr2);}

TO DO

 - add caching of JAXBContext, XPathExpression - implement validation as suggested in the BeanValidatingUnmarshalListener

@see XmlElements @author jholy

               "<myId>id123</myId>" +
                "</entry></feed>";


        final long parsingStart = currentTimeMillis();


        Collection<MyEntryPojo> entries = new GenericXmlToBeanParser()
            .parseXml(xml)
            .atXPath("/feed/entry")
            .getBeans(MyEntryPojo.class);


        System.out.println(format(">>> XML->POJO done in %d ms", currentTimeMillis() - parsingStart));

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