XmlObject.Factory.parse(...) return XmlAnyTypeImpl contrary to what javadoc states

[Kuketayev, Argyn \(Contractor\)]

Hello

I was reading Javadoc for XmlObject, it says this:

===========
 Type inference. When using XmlObject.Factory to parse XML documents,
the actual document type is not type itself, but a subtype based on the
contents of the parsed document. If the parsed document contains a
recognized root document element, then the actual type of the loaded
instance will be the matching Document type. For example:

 XmlObject xobj = XmlObject.Factory.parse(myDocument);
 if (xobj instanceof MyOrderDocument) // starts w/ <my-order>
 {
     MyOrderDocument mydoc = (MyOrderDocument)xobj;
     if (!xobj.validate())
         System.out.println("Not a valid my-order document");
 }
 else
 {
     System.out.println("Not a my-order document");
 }
===========

When I run this code against my XMLs, then it xobj's type is
XmlAnyTypeImpl. I can have one of the two root elemets Policy and
PolicySet. I expected that xobj would be either PolicyDocument or
PolicySetDocument, as it's stated in Javadoc.

Can someone help me with this?

Thanks,
Argyn

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