Fri, 04 Oct 2013 16:21:34 +0100
8025054: Update JAX-WS RI integration to 2.2.9-b130926.1035
Reviewed-by: chegar
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ohair@286 | 25 | |
ohair@286 | 26 | package javax.xml.bind.annotation.adapters; |
ohair@286 | 27 | |
ohair@286 | 28 | /** |
ohair@286 | 29 | * Adapts a Java type for custom marshaling. |
ohair@286 | 30 | * |
ohair@286 | 31 | * <p> <b> Usage: </b> </p> |
ohair@286 | 32 | * |
ohair@286 | 33 | * <p> |
ohair@286 | 34 | * Some Java types do not map naturally to a XML representation, for |
ohair@286 | 35 | * example <tt>HashMap</tt> or other non JavaBean classes. Conversely, |
ohair@286 | 36 | * a XML repsentation may map to a Java type but an application may |
ohair@286 | 37 | * choose to accesss the XML representation using another Java |
ohair@286 | 38 | * type. For example, the schema to Java binding rules bind |
ohair@286 | 39 | * xs:DateTime by default to XmlGregorianCalendar. But an application |
ohair@286 | 40 | * may desire to bind xs:DateTime to a custom type, |
ohair@286 | 41 | * MyXmlGregorianCalendar, for example. In both cases, there is a |
ohair@286 | 42 | * mismatch between <i> bound type </i>, used by an application to |
ohair@286 | 43 | * access XML content and the <i> value type</i>, that is mapped to an |
ohair@286 | 44 | * XML representation. |
ohair@286 | 45 | * |
ohair@286 | 46 | * <p> |
ohair@286 | 47 | * This abstract class defines methods for adapting a bound type to a value |
ohair@286 | 48 | * type or vice versa. The methods are invoked by the JAXB binding |
ohair@286 | 49 | * framework during marshaling and unmarshalling: |
ohair@286 | 50 | * |
ohair@286 | 51 | * <ul> |
ohair@286 | 52 | * <li> <b> XmlAdapter.marshal(...): </b> During marshalling, JAXB |
ohair@286 | 53 | * binding framework invokes XmlAdapter.marshal(..) to adapt a |
ohair@286 | 54 | * bound type to value type, which is then marshaled to XML |
ohair@286 | 55 | * representation. </li> |
ohair@286 | 56 | * |
ohair@286 | 57 | * <li> <b> XmlAdapter.unmarshal(...): </b> During unmarshalling, |
ohair@286 | 58 | * JAXB binding framework first unmarshals XML representation |
ohair@286 | 59 | * to a value type and then invokes XmlAdapter.unmarshal(..) to |
ohair@286 | 60 | * adapt the value type to a bound type. </li> |
ohair@286 | 61 | * </ul> |
ohair@286 | 62 | * |
ohair@286 | 63 | * Writing an adapter therefore involves the following steps: |
ohair@286 | 64 | * |
ohair@286 | 65 | * <ul> |
ohair@286 | 66 | * <li> Write an adapter that implements this abstract class. </li> |
ohair@286 | 67 | * <li> Install the adapter using the annotation {@link |
ohair@286 | 68 | * XmlJavaTypeAdapter} </li> |
ohair@286 | 69 | * </ul> |
ohair@286 | 70 | * |
ohair@286 | 71 | * <p><b>Example:</b> Customized mapping of <tt>HashMap</tt></p> |
ohair@286 | 72 | * <p> The following example illustrates the use of |
ohair@286 | 73 | * <tt>@XmlAdapter</tt> and <tt>@XmlJavaTypeAdapter</tt> to |
ohair@286 | 74 | * customize the mapping of a <tt>HashMap</tt>. |
ohair@286 | 75 | * |
ohair@286 | 76 | * <p> <b> Step 1: </b> Determine the desired XML representation for HashMap. |
ohair@286 | 77 | * |
ohair@286 | 78 | * <pre> |
ohair@286 | 79 | * <hashmap> |
ohair@286 | 80 | * <entry key="id123">this is a value</entry> |
ohair@286 | 81 | * <entry key="id312">this is another value</entry> |
ohair@286 | 82 | * ... |
ohair@286 | 83 | * </hashmap> |
ohair@286 | 84 | * </pre> |
ohair@286 | 85 | * |
ohair@286 | 86 | * <p> <b> Step 2: </b> Determine the schema definition that the |
ohair@286 | 87 | * desired XML representation shown above should follow. |
ohair@286 | 88 | * |
ohair@286 | 89 | * <pre> |
ohair@286 | 90 | * |
ohair@286 | 91 | * <xs:complexType name="myHashMapType"> |
ohair@286 | 92 | * <xs:sequence> |
ohair@286 | 93 | * <xs:element name="entry" type="myHashMapEntryType" |
ohair@286 | 94 | * minOccurs = "0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/> |
ohair@286 | 95 | * </xs:sequence> |
ohair@286 | 96 | * </xs:complexType> |
ohair@286 | 97 | * |
ohair@286 | 98 | * <xs:complexType name="myHashMapEntryType"> |
ohair@286 | 99 | * <xs:simpleContent> |
ohair@286 | 100 | * <xs:extension base="xs:string"> |
ohair@286 | 101 | * <xs:attribute name="key" type="xs:int"/> |
ohair@286 | 102 | * </xs:extension> |
ohair@286 | 103 | * </xs:simpleContent> |
ohair@286 | 104 | * </xs:complexType> |
ohair@286 | 105 | * |
ohair@286 | 106 | * </pre> |
ohair@286 | 107 | * |
ohair@286 | 108 | * <p> <b> Step 3: </b> Write value types that can generate the above |
ohair@286 | 109 | * schema definition. |
ohair@286 | 110 | * |
ohair@286 | 111 | * <pre> |
ohair@286 | 112 | * public class MyHashMapType { |
ohair@286 | 113 | * List<MyHashMapEntryType> entry; |
ohair@286 | 114 | * } |
ohair@286 | 115 | * |
ohair@286 | 116 | * public class MyHashMapEntryType { |
ohair@286 | 117 | * @XmlAttribute |
ohair@286 | 118 | * public Integer key; |
ohair@286 | 119 | * |
ohair@286 | 120 | * @XmlValue |
ohair@286 | 121 | * public String value; |
ohair@286 | 122 | * } |
ohair@286 | 123 | * </pre> |
ohair@286 | 124 | * |
ohair@286 | 125 | * <p> <b> Step 4: </b> Write the adapter that adapts the value type, |
ohair@286 | 126 | * MyHashMapType to a bound type, HashMap, used by the application. |
ohair@286 | 127 | * |
ohair@286 | 128 | * <pre> |
ohair@286 | 129 | * public final class MyHashMapAdapter extends |
ohair@286 | 130 | * XmlAdapter<MyHashMapType,HashMap> { ... } |
ohair@286 | 131 | * |
ohair@286 | 132 | * </pre> |
ohair@286 | 133 | * |
ohair@286 | 134 | * <p> <b> Step 5: </b> Use the adapter. |
ohair@286 | 135 | * |
ohair@286 | 136 | * <pre> |
ohair@286 | 137 | * public class Foo { |
ohair@286 | 138 | * @XmlJavaTypeAdapter(MyHashMapAdapter.class) |
ohair@286 | 139 | * HashMap hashmap; |
ohair@286 | 140 | * ... |
ohair@286 | 141 | * } |
ohair@286 | 142 | * </pre> |
ohair@286 | 143 | * |
ohair@286 | 144 | * The above code fragment will map to the following schema: |
ohair@286 | 145 | * |
ohair@286 | 146 | * <pre> |
ohair@286 | 147 | * <xs:complexType name="Foo"> |
ohair@286 | 148 | * <xs:sequence> |
ohair@286 | 149 | * <xs:element name="hashmap" type="myHashMapType" |
ohair@286 | 150 | * </xs:sequence> |
ohair@286 | 151 | * </xs:complexType> |
ohair@286 | 152 | * </pre> |
ohair@286 | 153 | * |
ohair@286 | 154 | * @param <BoundType> |
ohair@286 | 155 | * The type that JAXB doesn't know how to handle. An adapter is written |
ohair@286 | 156 | * to allow this type to be used as an in-memory representation through |
ohair@286 | 157 | * the <tt>ValueType</tt>. |
ohair@286 | 158 | * @param <ValueType> |
ohair@286 | 159 | * The type that JAXB knows how to handle out of the box. |
ohair@286 | 160 | * |
ohair@286 | 161 | * @author <ul><li>Sekhar Vajjhala, Sun Microsystems Inc.</li> <li> Kohsuke Kawaguchi, Sun Microsystems Inc.</li></ul> |
ohair@286 | 162 | * @see XmlJavaTypeAdapter |
ohair@286 | 163 | * @since JAXB 2.0 |
ohair@286 | 164 | */ |
ohair@286 | 165 | public abstract class XmlAdapter<ValueType,BoundType> { |
ohair@286 | 166 | |
ohair@286 | 167 | /** |
ohair@286 | 168 | * Do-nothing constructor for the derived classes. |
ohair@286 | 169 | */ |
ohair@286 | 170 | protected XmlAdapter() {} |
ohair@286 | 171 | |
ohair@286 | 172 | /** |
ohair@286 | 173 | * Convert a value type to a bound type. |
ohair@286 | 174 | * |
ohair@286 | 175 | * @param v |
ohair@286 | 176 | * The value to be converted. Can be null. |
ohair@286 | 177 | * @throws Exception |
ohair@286 | 178 | * if there's an error during the conversion. The caller is responsible for |
ohair@286 | 179 | * reporting the error to the user through {@link javax.xml.bind.ValidationEventHandler}. |
ohair@286 | 180 | */ |
ohair@286 | 181 | public abstract BoundType unmarshal(ValueType v) throws Exception; |
ohair@286 | 182 | |
ohair@286 | 183 | /** |
ohair@286 | 184 | * Convert a bound type to a value type. |
ohair@286 | 185 | * |
ohair@286 | 186 | * @param v |
ohair@286 | 187 | * The value to be convereted. Can be null. |
ohair@286 | 188 | * @throws Exception |
ohair@286 | 189 | * if there's an error during the conversion. The caller is responsible for |
ohair@286 | 190 | * reporting the error to the user through {@link javax.xml.bind.ValidationEventHandler}. |
ohair@286 | 191 | */ |
ohair@286 | 192 | public abstract ValueType marshal(BoundType v) throws Exception; |
ohair@286 | 193 | } |