This blog post is the second in a two part series that bottoms out solutions for the corner cases that I ran into whilst getting JAXB to work in Scala. I am indebted to Martin Krasser’s blog post on JAXB for providing an essential first primer on the topic.

This week I enumerate the difficulties with lists and the work arounds I found for making them manageable. You can still read the first part of the series (on optionals) here.

Martin Krasser has written the definitive guide to JAXB in Scala. This blog post is the first in a two part series that bottoms out solutions for the corner cases that I ran into whilst appropriating all of his hard work.

This week I’ll focus on optionals. Next week I will cover lists.