This is becoming a FAQ - see the thread
http://www.mail-archive.com/jibx-users%40lists.sourceforge.net/msg01660.html
- Dennis
Stephan Rossouw wrote:
Hi there,
I have a problem. Right now I have an interface called Payment and
then a few different implementations of it like CashPayment,
CreditCardPayment…
In my xml I have a payment element which has an attribute called
“type”. Is there a way I can test what is in the attribute and
Marshall it accordingly? In this example I need to end-up with an
Iterable that contains two Payments, one being a CashPayment and the
other a CreditCardPayment.
public class Request{
private Iterable<Payment> __payments;
…
}
public interface Payment{
…
}
<request>
<payment type=”Cash”>
…
</payment>
<payment type=”CreditCard”>
…
</payment>
</request>
Is it possible to write custom marshallers to do this or should I use
a different way of doing this?
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