public interface UnmarshalListener
UnmarshalListener.
The UnmarshalListener interface does not report on native data types that are
unmarshalled.
The first definition of this interface was by Paul
Christmann, Keith Visco and
Arnaud Blandin.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
attributesProcessed(Object target,
Object parent)
This method is called once the attributes have been processed.
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void |
fieldAdded(String fieldName,
Object parent,
Object child)
This method is called after a child object has been added during the unmarshalling.
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void |
initialized(Object target,
Object parent)
This method is called when an object has just been initialized by the
Unmarshaller. |
void |
unmarshalled(Object target,
Object parent)
This method is called after an object has been completely unmarshalled, including all of its
children (if any).
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void initialized(Object target, Object parent)
Unmarshaller.target - the Object that was initialized.parent - the parent of the target that was initializedvoid attributesProcessed(Object target, Object parent)
target - the Object the object being unmarshalled.parent - the parent of the target being unmarshalledvoid fieldAdded(String fieldName, Object parent, Object child)
#unmarshalled(Object) has been called for the child.fieldName - The Name of the field the child is being added to.parent - The Object being unmarshalled.child - The Object that was just added.Copyright © 2016. All rights reserved.