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I would like to be able to process XML of this format using JAXB ...
xx1yy1xx2yy2
I'd like to marshal the above XML into these Java classes (for simplicity, I left modifiers such as `public`, `protected` as well as getters/setters away):
class Configuration {
List things;
}
class Thing {
String name;
String value;
}
The relevant part of my current XSD structure roughly looks like this:
Unfortunately, XJC generates also a class for `Things` even if that is really unnecessary in the Java part of the processing. So my output is this:
class Configuration {
Things things;
}
class Things {
List thing;
}
class Thing {
String name;
String value;
}
Is there any way I can tell XJC to avoid generating this unnecessary class? Or is there any way I can re-phrase my XSD in order to avoid that generation? Both options would be fine with me.
In fact, I guess I would need to generate the `@XmlElementWrapper` annotation as documented here:
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4047998/mapping-java-collections-which-contains-super-and-sub-types-with-jaxb
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4863655/jaxb-list-tag-creating-inner-class#4863808
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