Daniel Kulp wrote:
There is a ReflectionWrapperHelper object in there that can be used as an example. JAXB uses a more optimized version that generates a unique helper using ASM, but reflection is used as a fallback if that fails. (or asm isn't available)
Sounds like that's the way to go, then. Nilupa, for now you'll need to extract the schema for the wrappers (along with any other embedded schemas) and pass it to the JiBX code generation, then link up whatever is needed for the ReflectionWrapperHelper. I'll try to clean up the interface used for JiBX code generation as part of the 1.2.3 release, to make it easier to use from other programs.
Generating code at runtime to do the unwrapping, rather than just using reflection, frankly seems a waste of effort to me. The overhead from one reflection method call is insignificant compared to the XML processing time, and you'd need to do hundreds or thousands of calls to actually come out with a net performance gain.
- Dennis
