[Jboss-dev-forums] [Design of JBossXB] - Re: Inline bindings with jbxb

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"ale...@jb..." wrote : 
  | I am not entirely clear about the other question.
  | As I understand it,  there is a schema which is already bound. And you want to use that schema's types in your other schema and override type bindings from the first schema?

Yes. I want to sort of inherit your complex type into my namespace and
specialize it (name the classes or maybe override the annotations?).
And also let the user choose what type of entry binding they would like to use
(the short form or the long form) depending upon whether the values are Strings or
something more complex?

i.e. JBossXB provides some template types for some of the more common
use cases.

I was merely asking whether such a thing is possible (even it it requires
creating some special jbxb annotations to define it?).

The two advantages are:
1) I don't have to do all the work of defining what a map means
2) Consistency of form across our schemas.

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