JAXB-ElipseLink: @XmlJavaTypeAdapter and the type-attribute?

Turns out the type-attribute had nothing to do with the @XmlJavaTypeAdapter annotation. It was caused by the fact, that the Map's elements were of a derived type and MOXy correctly marshalled their type to a type-attribute.

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I am using @XmlJavaTypeAdapter to marshal fields of type Map to XML. This results in EclipseLink-MOXy creating an xsi:type=""-attribute on the output xml-element. Upon validation the referenced type can of course not be found.

Is there any way of suppressing the generation of this attribute? PS: An XmlAdapter-tag would be handy :) jaxb eclipselink moxy link|improve this question asked Jan 18 at 15:39quaylar7977 83% accept rate.

Turns out the type-attribute had nothing to do with the @XmlJavaTypeAdapter annotation. It was caused by the fact, that the Map's elements were of a derived type and MOXy correctly marshalled their type to a type-attribute. Using instead of solved the issue.

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