Solved! For anyone else that is doing this and using JAX-RS just write
a simple MessageBodyProvider. Don't waste time with JAXB.
-Anthony
On Aug 13, 2008, at 1:39 PM, Anthony Schexnaildre wrote:
Hi all,
I know this not necessarily CXF specific but I though some here may
have the experience to give me some hints. I checked the JAXB list
and saw a similar question but it went unanswered.
I want to marshall a map to XML which I can do follow the many
articles on the internet and using a XmlAdapter. Which gives me
something like:
<mapHolder>
<txnMap>
<txnMapEntry blah="version">111</txnMapEntry>
<txnMapEntry blah="request">PULL</txnMapEntry>
<txnMapEntry blah="srcId">4080263668</txnMapEntry>
</txnMap>
</mapHolder>
However I want the XML to look like:
<txnMap>
<version>111</version>
<request>PULL</request>
<srcId>4080263668</srcId>
</txnMap>
I have tried a million different combinations of annotations to
experiment. I also would not be at all opposed to using ASM to
transform or write new byte code into classes but I just don't know
the correct approach to take or if this is really possible at all.
Should I let JAXB rip out any xml it wants and then transform it
some place else in the CXF pipeline? Anyone have experience here?
-Anthony
