Hi all,
Sorry for the late response, I just saw this.
For a slightly less foul solution, consider marshalling through a TransformerHandler, and using SAX to filter the namespace events you don't want. It's still pretty ugly, but it works for us.
Cheers,
Colin
2008/10/22 Wolfgang Laun
<wolfgang.laun@...>
I'm aware that I'm suggesting a terrible hack, wrought with ifs and buts, so don't tell me.
To effect certain local modifications on the marshalled text you could do the following:
Call marshal with a PipedOutputStream pos as its second parameter. Connect a PipedInputStream pis to that and start a thread reading from pis, accumulating characters into a StringBuffer. At certain positions (e.g.at line ends, after requesting JAXB_FORMATTED_OUTPUT) delete strings such as xmlns:xs="..." from the StringBuffer and emit the StringBuffer to the ultimate destination for your marhalled text. Insert is, of course, possible as well, assuming you can identify the position.
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 6:25 PM, Son Nguyen
<sontrang91@...> wrote:
I think the problem comes from the xs:anySimpleType. If I change it to
string, it will works as normal. It also make sense that jaxb create output
with types for anySimpleType element. However, it will be a lot nicer if
jaxb can group all the xml declaration on the top and just use the nametag
for it. Do you know a way to tell jaxb to do that?
Attachment is the complete project for you to run.
Thanks,
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