Collection which contains a to-be-ignored structure does not work correctly
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                 Key: JIBX-151
                 URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JIBX-151
             Project: JiBX
          Issue Type: Bug
    Affects Versions: JiBX 1.1
         Environment: I am using JiBX  with JDK 1.4 on Windows XP with Eclipse 
in an JBOSS environment.  
            Reporter: Jörg Witzel


I defined my own unmarshaller to translate code-elments like <code>DE</code> 
into existing objects read from my database. The problem occurs when i try to 
unmarshall a collection of such objects:

Binding:
<collection set-method="setNationalities" item-type="customizing.Country" 
factory="io.XMLBindingUtils.factorySet">
        <structure name="citizenship">
                <structure name="code" type="customizing.Country"
                                 unmarshaller="io.CustomizingDataUnmarshaller"/>
        </structure>
</collection>

XML-file snipet:
        <citizenship>
                <code>US</code>
        </citizenship>
        <citizenship>
                <code>DE</code>
        </citizenship>

This code should create a Set  of  Country objects and call setNationalities to 
store the set in my object. 
However setNationaties is always called with an empty Set. If  remove the tag 
<citizenship> from XML-file and from the binding it works (see below) ! Note, 
that my unmarshaller works correctly. It finds and returns Country-Objects as 
expected but the add-method of the Set is called with an java.lang.object 
instead of a customizing.Country object.

Binding:
<collection set-method="setNationalities" item-type="customizing.Country" 
factory="io.XMLBindingUtils.factorySet">
        <structure name="code" type="customizing.Country"
                                 unmarshaller="io.CustomizingDataUnmarshaller"/>
</collection>

XML-file snipet:
        <code>US</code>
        <code>DE</code>

This seems to be a bug. I hope you can tell me a workaround. Is there any other 
way to ignore the citizenship tag ?

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