public abstract class ClassResolver
extends java.lang.Object
THIS INTERFACE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
JAXBContext.newInstance(Class...)
requires that application informs JAXB
about all the classes that it may see in the instance document. While this allows
JAXB to take time to optimize the unmarshalling, it is sometimes inconvenient
for applications.
This is where ClassResolver
comes to resucue.
A ClassResolver
instance can be specified on Unmarshaller
via
Unmarshaller.setProperty(String, Object)
as follows:
unmarshaller.setProperty( ClassResolver.class.getName(), new MyClassResolverImpl() );
When an Unmarshaller
encounters (i) an unknown root element or (ii) unknown
elements where unmarshaller is trying to unmarshal into XmlAnyElement
with
lax=true
, unmarshaller calls resolveElementName(String, String)
method to see if the application may be able to supply a class that corresponds
to that class.
When a Class
is returned, a new JAXBContext
is created with
all the classes known to it so far, plus a new class returned. This operation
may fail (for example because of some conflicting annotations.) This failure
is handled just like Exception
s thrown from
resolveElementName(String, String)
.
Constructor | Description |
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ClassResolver() |
Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
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abstract java.lang.Class<?> |
resolveElementName(java.lang.String nsUri,
java.lang.String localName) |
JAXB calls this method when it sees an unknown element.
|
@Nullable public abstract java.lang.Class<?> resolveElementName(@NotNull java.lang.String nsUri, @NotNull java.lang.String localName) throws java.lang.Exception
See the class javadoc for details.
nsUri
- Namespace URI of the unknown element. Can be empty but never null.localName
- Local name of the unknown element. Never be empty nor null.ClassResolver
to begin with (that is, to report it to ValidationEventHandler
,
then move on.)java.lang.Exception
- Throwing any RuntimeException
causes the unmarshaller to stop
immediately. The exception will be propagated up the call stack.
Throwing any other checked Exception
results in the error
reproted to ValidationEventHandler
(just like any other error
during the unmarshalling.)Copyright © 2017 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.