Annotation Types Summary |
Attribute |
The Attribute annotation represents a serializable XML
attribute within an XML element. |
Default |
The Default annotation is used to specify that all
fields or methods should be serialized in a default manner. |
Element |
The Element annotation is used to represent a field
or method that appears as an XML element. |
ElementArray |
The ElementArray annotation represents a method or
field that is an array of elements. |
ElementList |
The ElementList annotation represents a method or
field that is a Collection for storing entries. |
ElementMap |
The ElementMap annotation represents a method or field
that is a Map for storing key value pairs. |
Namespace |
The Namespace annotation is used to set a namespace
on an element or attribute. |
NamespaceList |
The NamespaceList annotation that is used to declare
namespaces that can be added to an element. |
Order |
The Order annotation is used to specify the order of
appearance of XML elements and attributes. |
Root |
This Root annotation is used to annotate classes that
need to be serialized. |
Text |
The Text annotation is used to represent a field or
method that appears as text within an XML element. |
Transient |
The Transient annotation is an optional annotation
that can be used within an XML class schema to mark a method or
field as being transient, which indicates that it does not take
part in serialization or deserialization. |
Version |
The Version annotation is used to specify an attribute
that is used to represent a revision of the class XML schema. |