Java/JAXB : Adding id to my element without making this appear in the XML file











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I want to add an id to my element, but I don't want this to appear in my XML file. So I tried not to put @XmlAttribute nor @XmlElement, but it always appears. I just want to set my id for my object, to get it back for something else in my program.



Here is my Java code in JAXB (simplified) : 



public class Equipment {

    private String label;

    private Integer id;



    public Integer getId() {

        return id;

    }

    public void setId(Integer id) {

        this.id = id;

    }



    @XmlAttribute

    public String getLabel() {

        return label;

    }

    public void setLabel(String label) {

        this.label = label;

    }

}


And here it is the result when I create my XML file : 



<site label="test">

  <equipment id="2" label="test">

  </equipment>

</site>


As you can see id appears, but it shouldn't.

Thanx !






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    I want to add an id to my element, but I don't want this to appear in my XML file. So I tried not to put @XmlAttribute nor @XmlElement, but it always appears. I just want to set my id for my object, to get it back for something else in my program.



    Here is my Java code in JAXB (simplified) : 



    public class Equipment {
    
    private String label;
    
    private Integer id;
    

    
    public Integer getId() {
    
        return id;
    
    }
    
    public void setId(Integer id) {
    
        this.id = id;
    
    }
    

    
    @XmlAttribute
    
    public String getLabel() {
    
        return label;
    
    }
    
    public void setLabel(String label) {
    
        this.label = label;
    
    }
    
}


    And here it is the result when I create my XML file : 



    <site label="test">
    
  <equipment id="2" label="test">
    
  </equipment>
    
</site>


    As you can see id appears, but it shouldn't.

    Thanx !






    java xml jaxb attributes







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      I want to add an id to my element, but I don't want this to appear in my XML file. So I tried not to put @XmlAttribute nor @XmlElement, but it always appears. I just want to set my id for my object, to get it back for something else in my program.



      Here is my Java code in JAXB (simplified) : 



      public class Equipment {
      
    private String label;
      
    private Integer id;
      

      
    public Integer getId() {
      
        return id;
      
    }
      
    public void setId(Integer id) {
      
        this.id = id;
      
    }
      

      
    @XmlAttribute
      
    public String getLabel() {
      
        return label;
      
    }
      
    public void setLabel(String label) {
      
        this.label = label;
      
    }
      
}


      And here it is the result when I create my XML file : 



      <site label="test">
      
  <equipment id="2" label="test">
      
  </equipment>
      
</site>


      As you can see id appears, but it shouldn't.

      Thanx !






      java xml jaxb attributes







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      I want to add an id to my element, but I don't want this to appear in my XML file. So I tried not to put @XmlAttribute nor @XmlElement, but it always appears. I just want to set my id for my object, to get it back for something else in my program.



      Here is my Java code in JAXB (simplified) : 



      public class Equipment {
      
    private String label;
      
    private Integer id;
      

      
    public Integer getId() {
      
        return id;
      
    }
      
    public void setId(Integer id) {
      
        this.id = id;
      
    }
      

      
    @XmlAttribute
      
    public String getLabel() {
      
        return label;
      
    }
      
    public void setLabel(String label) {
      
        this.label = label;
      
    }
      
}


      And here it is the result when I create my XML file : 



      <site label="test">
      
  <equipment id="2" label="test">
      
  </equipment>
      
</site>


      As you can see id appears, but it shouldn't.

      Thanx !






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          In your Equipment class you need to tell JAXB that it should ignore the
          id property. You do this by annotating it with @XmlTransient (instead of with
          @XmlAttribute or @XmlElement).



          @XmlTransient
          
public Integer getId() {
          
    return id;
          
}


          This should result in XML output like this:



          <site label="test">
          
  <equipment label="test"/>
          
</site>





          share|improve this answer























          • Thanx a lot ! It totally works :D I was looking for Jaxb annotations but I didn't completely understand the meaning (I'm french). But now, that you're explaining, I understand. Thanx :)
            – Laliana
            13 hours ago












          • @Laliana Glad to hear this :) You should accept the answer if it solved your problem.
            – Thomas Fritsch
            13 hours ago











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          In your Equipment class you need to tell JAXB that it should ignore the
          id property. You do this by annotating it with @XmlTransient (instead of with
          @XmlAttribute or @XmlElement).



          @XmlTransient
          
public Integer getId() {
          
    return id;
          
}


          This should result in XML output like this:



          <site label="test">
          
  <equipment label="test"/>
          
</site>





          share|improve this answer























          • Thanx a lot ! It totally works :D I was looking for Jaxb annotations but I didn't completely understand the meaning (I'm french). But now, that you're explaining, I understand. Thanx :)
            – Laliana
            13 hours ago












          • @Laliana Glad to hear this :) You should accept the answer if it solved your problem.
            – Thomas Fritsch
            13 hours ago















          up vote
          0
          down vote



          accepted










          In your Equipment class you need to tell JAXB that it should ignore the
          id property. You do this by annotating it with @XmlTransient (instead of with
          @XmlAttribute or @XmlElement).



          @XmlTransient
          
public Integer getId() {
          
    return id;
          
}


          This should result in XML output like this:



          <site label="test">
          
  <equipment label="test"/>
          
</site>





          share|improve this answer























          • Thanx a lot ! It totally works :D I was looking for Jaxb annotations but I didn't completely understand the meaning (I'm french). But now, that you're explaining, I understand. Thanx :)
            – Laliana
            13 hours ago












          • @Laliana Glad to hear this :) You should accept the answer if it solved your problem.
            – Thomas Fritsch
            13 hours ago













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          down vote



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          up vote
          0
          down vote



          accepted






          In your Equipment class you need to tell JAXB that it should ignore the
          id property. You do this by annotating it with @XmlTransient (instead of with
          @XmlAttribute or @XmlElement).



          @XmlTransient
          
public Integer getId() {
          
    return id;
          
}


          This should result in XML output like this:



          <site label="test">
          
  <equipment label="test"/>
          
</site>





          share|improve this answer














          In your Equipment class you need to tell JAXB that it should ignore the
          id property. You do this by annotating it with @XmlTransient (instead of with
          @XmlAttribute or @XmlElement).



          @XmlTransient
          
public Integer getId() {
          
    return id;
          
}


          This should result in XML output like this:



          <site label="test">
          
  <equipment label="test"/>
          
</site>






          share|improve this answer














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          • Thanx a lot ! It totally works :D I was looking for Jaxb annotations but I didn't completely understand the meaning (I'm french). But now, that you're explaining, I understand. Thanx :)
            – Laliana
            13 hours ago












          • @Laliana Glad to hear this :) You should accept the answer if it solved your problem.
            – Thomas Fritsch
            13 hours ago


















          • Thanx a lot ! It totally works :D I was looking for Jaxb annotations but I didn't completely understand the meaning (I'm french). But now, that you're explaining, I understand. Thanx :)
            – Laliana
            13 hours ago












          • @Laliana Glad to hear this :) You should accept the answer if it solved your problem.
            – Thomas Fritsch
            13 hours ago
















          Thanx a lot ! It totally works :D I was looking for Jaxb annotations but I didn't completely understand the meaning (I'm french). But now, that you're explaining, I understand. Thanx :)
          – Laliana
          13 hours ago






          Thanx a lot ! It totally works :D I was looking for Jaxb annotations but I didn't completely understand the meaning (I'm french). But now, that you're explaining, I understand. Thanx :)
          – Laliana
          13 hours ago














          @Laliana Glad to hear this :) You should accept the answer if it solved your problem.
          – Thomas Fritsch
          13 hours ago




          @Laliana Glad to hear this :) You should accept the answer if it solved your problem.
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