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Similarly to issue #1, this could be solved with JAXB2 Basics plugins. The SimpleEquals and the SimpleHashCode plugins seem ideal for this, generating runtime dependency-free and reflection-free methods much like an IDE would. However, it seems that these were only added in version 0.9.2, which requires a newer version JAXB XJC than Apache CXF 2.7.6 uses, making them incompatible. It seems that it would need Apache CXF 3.1.0 at minimum to be compatible, but if upgrading that far, one may as well upgrade all the way to the latest version (currently 3.1.6).
The older Equals and HashCode plugins could be used instead, but they seem dreadfully over-engineered with runtime parameters including locators and strategies (what even are these?) and a runtime dependency to support them. Also, these older plugins seem to have a number of not insignificant bugs (as evidenced by fixes mentioned in the changelog) that make them even less appealing.
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Similarly to issue #1, this could be solved with JAXB2 Basics plugins. The SimpleEquals and the SimpleHashCode plugins seem ideal for this, generating runtime dependency-free and reflection-free methods much like an IDE would. However, it seems that these were only added in version 0.9.2, which requires a newer version JAXB XJC than Apache CXF 2.7.6 uses, making them incompatible. It seems that it would need Apache CXF 3.1.0 at minimum to be compatible, but if upgrading that far, one may as well upgrade all the way to the latest version (currently 3.1.6).
The older Equals and HashCode plugins could be used instead, but they seem dreadfully over-engineered with runtime parameters including locators and strategies (what even are these?) and a runtime dependency to support them. Also, these older plugins seem to have a number of not insignificant bugs (as evidenced by fixes mentioned in the changelog) that make them even less appealing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: