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@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ For convience, an Ant `build.xml` file is available in the `ade-xjc-<version>/sa
Using the generated JAXB classes
Using the generated JAXB classes
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ade-xjc is designed to be used with citygml4j. During compilation of the ADE Schema, ade-xjc ensures that the resulting JAXB classes perfectly harmonize with the JAXB classes that are shipped with citygml4j and that map the official CityGML, GML and xAL schemas. As a consequence, the citygml4j library needs to be on your classpath in order to use the generated JAXB classes.
ade-xjc is designed to be used with citygml4j. During compilation of the ADE Schema, ade-xjc ensures that the resulting JAXB classes perfectly combine with the JAXB classes that are shipped with citygml4j and that map the official CityGML, GML and xAL schemas. As a consequence, the citygml4j library needs to be on your classpath in order to use the generated JAXB classes.
The intended scenario is to use citygml4j to parse or write a CityGML instance document with ADE content. citygml4j provides the class `ADEComponent` that will give you access to the ADE content through an `org.w3c.dom.Element` DOM object. You can either manually parse or create this DOM element or, more conveniently, use the JAXB classes generated with ade-xjc for this purpose.
The intended scenario is to use citygml4j to parse or write a CityGML instance document with ADE content. citygml4j provides the class `ADEComponent` that will give you access to the ADE content through an `org.w3c.dom.Element` DOM object. You can either manually parse or create this DOM element or, more conveniently, use the JAXB classes generated with ade-xjc for this purpose.
