I have a problem with Jaxb enumerations that is related to this bug
https://jaxb.dev.java.net/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=708
A patch has been supplied to the issue that can resolve the problem. How can I apply this patch to resolve my problem
A:
It's a source code patch, so it's only useful to you if you're willing to build the JAXB distribution from source. If so:
- Unpack the TAR archive
- Use a diff/patch command line utility, or similar functionality that's build into most source code versioning systems (e.g. in the eclipse SVN plugin right-click project, select Team -> Apply Patch) to apply the patch
- Build the JARs and replace your existing ones with the result.
Michael Borgwardt
2010-05-31 08:43:48
@user354414The patch you're looking at was built on v2.1.12.So you'll need to be building that at a minimum, what is your current version?
JoseK
2010-05-31 08:51:32
Hi thanks for the response. Thank is a good starting point. netbeans have a diff tool that I use a lot to compare files(even unversioned ones). Can I use this tool. Or how will I do that via commandline.thanksMy current jdk is 1.6 update 18. Is that enough?
Farouk Alhassan
2010-05-31 09:19:14
@user354414: yes, I think Netbeans has the functionality to apply patches built in. And josek was talking about the JAXB version, not the JDK version.
Michael Borgwardt
2010-05-31 10:30:50
@Micheal: Thank you. I dont have a direct jaxb dependency declaration in my pom.xml so I assume it is using the version that came with the JDK that is why I mentioned the jdk version instead
Farouk Alhassan
2010-05-31 10:47:41
@Farouk: The JDK does not include the source code, so you'll have to get the standalone JAXB distribution and build on that. And I don't think you can use maven for that kind of thing.
Michael Borgwardt
2010-05-31 12:11:36
@Michael: Thank you very much. really appreciated. I feel i should find other peoples problems that I can help. I'm so grateful. Lastly, is it possible to override the jaxb version that comes with Java 1.6.Kind Regards
Farouk Alhassan
2010-05-31 12:49:34
@Farouk: apparently, the standalone distribution uses different package names, so all you have to do is put the JAR in the classpath and change the package names in your code: https://jaxb.dev.java.net/guide/Which_JAXB_RI_is_included_in_which_JDK_.html
Michael Borgwardt
2010-05-31 14:38:58