unmarshalling

I want to convert Date(ActionScript 3) to java.util.Date through a xml. First, write a user defined ActionScript class like this. public class User { public function User() { userDate = new Date(); } public var id:String = null; public var password:String = null; public var userDate:Date = null; } Second, create its instance and set each of values, so it converts ActionScript class to a xml for using XMLEncoder having its schema file. This is the result xml, and send this xml to a server for using a HTTPService. <User> <id>system</id> <password>manager</password> <userDate>Fri Jan 14 09:02:17

The xml file consists of two elements. Those elements have the same structure except for one element name. I tried to set a value to the XMLName property, but that didn't work. Xml: <!-- first element --> <PERSON> <ELEM1>...</ELEM1> <ELEM2>...</ELEM2> <ELEM3>...</ELEM3> <ELEM4>...</ELEM4> </PERSON> <!-- second element --> <SENDER> <ELEM1>...</ELEM1> <ELEM2>...</ELEM2> <ELEM3>...</ELEM3> <ELEM4>...</ELEM4> </SENDER> Is it possible to define a struct such that the element name is dynamic? type Person struct { XMLName string `xml:"???"` // How make this dynamic? e1 string `xml:"ELEM1"` e2 string

We’re using JAX-WS in combination with JAXB to receive and parse XML web service calls. It’s all annotation-based, i.e. we never get hold of the JAXBContext in our code. I need to set a custom ValidationEventHandler on the unmarshaller, so that if the date format for a particular field is not accepted, we can catch the error and report something nice back in the response. We have a XMLJavaTypeAdapter on the field in question, which does the parsing and throws an exception. I can’t see how to set a ValidationEventHandler onto the unmarshaller using the annotation-based configuration that we

I have a DTO class with a field such as: @XmlAttribute @NotNull private Integer number = null; I'm trying to unmarshal xml such as ... number="" ... I need the nuber field to stay null, so that a validation exception would be thrown. Instead JAXB unmarshals it as 0. How can I make it to behave correctly ? Arguable, it is behaving correctly. number="" does not mean null, it's an empty String, and JAXB is having to try and handle that correctly, and it decides that the closest thing to empty string for an Integer data type is zero. If you wanted a null , then the number attribute should be

I have a ArrayList that I am passing between activities . In this ArrayList are objects made from a class that has four variables in it. One of those variables is another ArrayList<object> that is from another class . I have implemented Parcelable on both and am pretty sure I have completed the parcelable methods properly. Here are the errors: Errors: 03-18 02:37:27.063: D/dalvikvm(3249): GC_FOR_ALLOC freed 82K, 6% free 3020K/3180K, paused 1ms, total 3ms 03-18 02:37:27.093: I/dalvikvm-heap(3249): Grow heap (frag case) to 3.626MB for 635808-byte allocation 03-18 02:37:27.103: D/dalvikvm(3249):

As long as I have key-value pairs unmarshalling is pretty straight forward but how would I unmarshall an array of different types in different order? The single elements are well defined and known but the order is not. I can not come up with a beautiful solution. Would I try and error over all elements? Is there some kind of union type that could do that for me? playground version package main import ( "encoding/json" "fmt" ) var my_json string = `{ "an_array":[ "with_a string", { "and":"some_more", "different":["nested", "types"] } ] }` type MyInner struct { And string Different []string }

I've a service that returns this XML: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <response> <status>success</status> <result> <project> <id>id1</id> <owner>owner1</owner> </project> <project> <id>id2</id> <owner>owner2</owner> </project> </result> or <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <response> <status>success</status> <result> <user> <id>id1</id> <name>name1</name> </user> <user> <id>id2</id> <name>name2</name> </user> </result> I want to unmarshall the retrieved XML using these classes: Result : @XmlRootElement @XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD) public class Response<T> { @XmlElement

A web service is returning an object defined by the WSDL to be: <s:complexType mixed="true"><s:sequence><s:any/></s:sequence></s:complexType> When I print out this object's class info, it comes up as: class com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.dom.ElementNSImpl But I need to unmarshall this object as an object of the following class: @XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD) @XmlType(name = "", propOrder = { "info", "availability", "rateDetails", "reservation", "cancellation", "error" }) @XmlRootElement(name = "ArnResponse") public class ArnResponse { } I know the response is correct, since I know