name |
The name for this binding. The default if this attribute is not used is
to take the name of the file containing the definition document, with any file
extension suffix stripped off (so a binding definition in a file named
"binding2.xml" has the default name "binding2"). |
direction |
Binding direction, which must be "input" (unmarshalling only),
"output" (marshalling only), or "both" (both marshalling
and unmarshalling, the default if this attribute is not given). |
forwards |
Controls whether forward references to ids are supported when
unmarshalling, at the cost of some (minor) additional overhead and code size.
If supplied the value must be "true" (forwards supported) or
"false" (ids must be defined before they are referenced). The
default is "true". |
package |
Java package used for created binding factory class. By default this is
the same package as the class associated with the first mapping child
element. If present, the value must be a Java package name
(as in "org.jibx.runtime"). |
track-source |
When this optional attribute is present with value "true", the binding
compiler adds code to each bound object class to implement the
org.jibx.runtime.ITrackSource interface and store source position
information when instance objects are unmarshalled. This interface lets you
retrieve information about the source document and specific line and column
location of the document component associated with that object. The default
value is "false". |
force-classes |
When this optional attribute is present with value "true", it forces
generation of marshaller/unmarshaller classes for top-level abstract mappings
which are not extended by other mappings. Normally these classes would not be
generated, since such mappings are never used directly within the binding. The
classes can be used at runtime by custom code, though, as the equivalent of type
mappings. The default value is "false". |
style |
A value-style attribute present on the binding element sets a
default for all contained elements. See the style attribute group description
for usage details. |