Description Rick Barkhouse 2010-08-16 16:27:42 EDT

When using an XmlAnyAttribute, two conditions must be true:

- The Java attribute must be assignable to java.util.Map
- The key/value types for the Map must be <QName, Object>

In Dynamic JAXB, all attributes are of type Object unless they are overridden in the OXM file.  However, in this case the attribute must be types in a very specific way, so we can just assume that this attribute should be typed as Map<QName, Object>.

In XmlProcessor, when we are processing xml-any-attribute, we should make a special case for OXMJavaClasses:

// process xml-any-attribute
if (javaAttributeClass != Map) {
   if (javaType instanceof OXMJavaClassImpl) {
      // set type to be Map<QName, Object>
   } else {
      throw Exception("Attribute must be of type Map");
   }
}