Hello,
I have difficulties marshalling JAXB objects into a dom4j document. I
searched for it and what I found was using the JAXBWriter:
jaxbWriter.startDocument();
jaxbWriter.write(rootJaxbObject);
jaxbWriter.endDocument();
As the classes I generated with xjc are no JAXBElement instances, I
can't use this. How can I convert an object of generated JAXB classes
(JAXB 2.2) to a jaxbObject which can be parsed to the writer?
The next way would be to convert it first to a DOMDocument which then
can be converted to a dom4j document. I don't want to do too much
conversions as performance happens, but I tried it anyway:
DOMDocument doc = new DOMDocument();
marshaller.marshal(dp, doc);
DOMReader reader = new DOMReader();
Document doc = reader.read(ddoc);
The problem here is that the xml declaration gets dropped somewhere. Is
there a way to force the xml declaration? I assume that's a JAXB
problem, because the marshaller thinks that doc is a fragment and not a
whole document and omits the XML declaration. Can I add the declaration
afterwards again?
The reason I want to convert it to a dom4j document is that I want to
use prettyPrint on output. The DOM writer and the JAXB marshalling to a
file is not very customizable and is causing indentation errors:
<A>
<B>43</B>
</A>
Thanks and kind regards
Paul.
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