Hi, Forgot the question J J The question, is can I
do this with XmlBeans? Is there a sample available? From: Rama Mohan Rao
Peruri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, I have an XML document that looks like this: <document > <attribute
type=”country”> <attribute
type=”continent”>Asia</attribute> </document> I would like to unmarshall this into a Java object that is
as follows public class LocationDocument { /* accessors omitted */ public country; public continent; } Best Regards Rao (Peruri Rama Mohan Rao) T&O-ES-Imaging & Workflow Tel: 65- 6878 2071 CONFIDENTIAL
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