xpath - Store Current XML Element Name using MOXy or JAXB -


i using combination of stax , moxy parse xml files. when parser detects @ specified element, using xpaths, unmarshal element. xpath can represent multiple xml elements. here example:

/a/b/*[self::c or self::d or self::e]

in example these paths valid:

/a/b/c /a/b/d /a/b/e

in 1 of pojos want store xml element name in string variable, have not had luck far. moxy annotation @xmlvariablenode close want, don't have parent object , don't want one. have tried using moxy annotation @xmlpath, seems moxy doesn't support xpath functions name() or local-name(). here simple example of last attempt:

pojo

public class data extends dataobject {      private string source;      public string getsource() {         return source;     }      @xmlpath("./name()")     public void setsource(string source) {         this.source = source;     } }

unmarshaller:

protected dataobject unmarshallelement(class<? extends dataobject> marshallingclass) throws jaxbexception {     dataobject retval = null;      if(marshallingclass != null) {         unmarshaller jaxbunmarshaller = jaxbunmarshallermapping.get(marshallingclass);          if(jaxbunmarshaller != null) {             jaxbelement<? extends dataobject> dataobject = jaxbunmarshaller.unmarshal(xmlstreamreader, marshallingclass);              retval = dataobject.getvalue();         }         else              throw new illegalargumentexception("no unmarshaller found " + marshallingclass.getname());     }     else          throw new illegalargumentexception("no object class provided");      return retval; }

i sure ugly in unmarshaller below, don't want to.

jaxbelement<? extends dataobject> dataobject = jaxbunmarshaller.unmarshal(xmlstreamreader, marshallingclass);  retval = dataobject.getvalue();  if(dataobject instanceof someclass)     retval.setsource(dataobject.getname().getlocalpart());

is possible store current elements name in variable using moxy or jaxb in general?


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