jakarta.xml.bind.annotation.XmlValue
in that it can be used on one (and only one!) property of a POJO.
It will result in value of the property be serialized without element wrapper,
as long as there are no element-wrapped other properties (attribute-valued
properties are acceptable).
It is also somewhat similar to core Jackson @JsonValue annotation; but
has to be separate as @JsonValue does not allow any other
properties.
Note that only one such property is allowed on a POJO: if multiple properties are annotated, behavior is not defined.
Internally properties annotated will be considered to be properties with
no name (that is, with marker "" (empty String)).
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
| public boolean | value()
Whether serialization of the property should always be done as basic XML text or not; if true, will be, if false, not. |
| value | back to summary |
|---|---|
| public boolean value() Whether serialization of the property should always be done as basic XML text or not; if true, will be, if false, not. | |