If the class you're interested in has a non-abstract <mapping>
definition you can find the name information by first getting the index
from the class using the IMarshallable.JiBX_getIndex() method, then
using that index to find the element name and namespace with the
IBindingFactory getElementNames() and getElementNamespaces() methods
(which return arrays, indexed by the class index). If the class
*doesn't* have a non-abstract <mapping> definition then there's no
particular element name associated with the class.
- Dennis
Pedros wrote:
JibX binding does not change the name of Java class.
Yes, I know. But you can control name of the xml tag, which represents
given class and i need to know this tag's name.
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