The only problem is when one wants to introspect generic arguments.
This is the main problem that happened with jaxb2.
For example in the following construct,
List<MyBean>
the MyBean type is not available at runtime.
When using JAXB2 RI, you have to generate your beans with additional
informations in annotations so that this information can be retrieved.
Of course, this also applies to JAXWS (which uses JAXB2 marshalling)
James Strachan wrote:
On 6/2/06, Jason Dillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Do you happen to know of any examples where Retrotranslation fails?
There were some incremental errors getting JAXB2 to work which both
the JAXB2 RI team and Taras (the founder of retrotranslator) helped
fix.
Certainly most things like generics, enums, annotations, reflection
and java-util-concurrent all work fine now. There could be a gap here
or there - such as AFAIK there is no backport of the new UUID class.
AFAIK, the UUID has been backported and is available in 1.0.4 release
of retrotranslator (at least).
Cheers,
Guillaume Nodet
So I'd recommend folks run their unit tests on the backported code
just to be sure things all work.
