You can pass in the class via the Unmarshaller.
Unmarshaller unm = new Unmarshaller(TopLevelComplexType.class);
--Keith
Dean Hiller wrote:
>
> If my schema is
> <xsd:element name="topLevel" type="topLevelComplexType"/>
> <xsd:element name="topLevel2" type="topLevelComplexType"/>
> //definition of topLevelComplexType follows.
>
> How in the world does the unmarshaller know how to unmarshal a
> TopLevelComplexType object????
>
> I am having trouble because I just wrote a test case that fails because
> I instantiate a DeviceID but then when it is unmarshalled, it uses
> DeviceID as the element which completely does not follow the schema. I
> am very confused now as to using type generation.
> thanks for any clarity you can give me,
> Dean
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