POJO Schema parsing Let me know if you'd rather I raise JIRA tasks for these: I've got some corrections to do to fix misconceptions and some "lost in translation" usage of the metadata, but that is less important at the moment and my pr... 
General schema parsing When I discussed this with Scott (on the pojoserver thread) we decided we wanted to go down the road of allowing ANY inside the metadata. There is an xml test for this in the testsuite, but I don't see it getting tes... Reusing xml element definitions/bindings Is there a way in the MetadataDrivenObjectModelFactory to reuse element bindings? e.g. In dtd terms I have something like: <!ELEMENT property (#PCDATA | value-type)> <!ELEMENT parameter (#PCDATA | value-ty... TypeBinding replacement? I've switched over the kernel xml deployer to use the MetadataDrivenObjectModelFactory, but I don't see a replacement for the TypeBinding processing? I use this previously to initialize an Enum from a String /** ... Returning different type Is there a way with XB to return a different type, depending on the XML data? As in, instead of just Person, have an interface Person, but concrete classes of GreenPerson and PurplePerson? Actually, looking at it, it... MappingObjectModel and Polymorphism I want to be able to configure the MappingObjectModelFactory to understand polymorphism. e.g. I have the requirement to change the type that is injected into a field based on the xml element name. public class Att... Getting JBossXB support into the 4.0.x service deployment la I created the following jira issue that I want to discuss how to best achieve here http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-1461 The problem is that services are still embedding xml parsing of attribute configuration d... 
JBossXB release cycle and standalone project Hi Alex, I was reminded of this by your reponse to the other post "MappingObjectModel and polymorphism". You might be aware that we are planning to move some projects out of the JBoss source tree. In particular, JBo...
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