use Jakarta JAXB with minimal backwards incompatibility #247
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this is a very good approach to deal with the namespace trouble, thanks. |
This was referenced Jan 16, 2022
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This is an attempt to allow the Jakarta JAXB implementation to be used by adding a new
xmlunit-jakarta-jaxb-impldependency. At least it passes my rudimentary tests (I don't use either version of JAXB myself in any real project).It currently lacks documentation, something I should be able to fix the coming weekend.
jaxb-runtimeandjakarta.xml.bind-api.MarshallerIt introduces (at least) one breaking change. If you want to invoke
withMarshalleryou must explicitly cast theJaxbBuilder.see #227
/cc @michael-schnell @phbenisc @Joerg-Schoemer