JSX translates between Java objects and XML. It does this by subclassing Java's standard "Serialization API", so it is transparent to switch between binary and XML formats. Literally all objects are handled, including classes that customize their serialization (eg Collections), for evolution and versioning. Unique in data binding, JSX solves the problems of no-arg constructors, final fields, and multi-dimensional arrays, and so makes XML persistence and communication easy.
Hi Teody, Yes, JSX can serialize inner classes. JSX is a precise re-implementation of Java serialization, so if Java serialization can do it, JSX can too. Here
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Thanks Paul, Daniel and Joël, (I've replied to these bug reports privately already - this reply is really for you users on the mailing list) Sun made some
[forwarded from Joël] Dear Sir, Dear Madam, We are using JSX 2.2.3.8 (full version) and encountered problems with recent Sun JRE (early revisions of 1.5 and