Jay Blanton wrote:
Wow...that was easy. I figured it out...thanks for pointing me to the
serializer/deserializer:
public class DateTimeSerializer {
You know you can place the (de)serializeDateTime methods into your base
DateTime class rather than building a custom class just for them? From
an OO perspective, it makes more sense to me.
This is something that might be made a touch clearer in the user guide
documentation. If you are trying to custom handle one xml element (an
attribute or tag text), use a (de)serializer. If you need to handle more
than one xml element (a tag with attributes and/or nested internal
tags), you will need to use an (un)marshallar.
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