javax xml bind UnmarshalException unexpected element uri local Group

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unexpected element  uri     local  Group    Expected elements are  lt   group gt    Meet an exception when unmarshalling from xml  JAXBContext jc   JAXBContext newInstance Group class    Unmarshaller unmarshaller   jc createUnmarshaller    Group group    User unmarshaller unmarshal new File  group xml       Group class has no any annotation and group xml just contains data   Anything can be the cause

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None of the solutions mentioned here worked for me, I was still getting:

Exception in thread "main" javax.xml.bind.UnmarshalException: unexpected element (uri:"java:XXX.XX.XX.XXX", local:"XXXXX")

After lot of research through other sites below code worked for me-

FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream("D:/group.xml");
SOAPMessage message = factory.createMessage(new MimeHeaders(), fis);
JAXBContext jc = JAXBContext.newInstance(Group.class);
Unmarshaller u = jc.createUnmarshaller();
JAXBElement<Group> r = u.unmarshal(message.getSOAPBody().extractContentAsDocument(), Group.class);
Group group = r.getValue();

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You need to put package-info java class in package of contextPath and put below code in same class    javax xml bind annotation XmlSchema namespace    https   www namespaceUrl com xml    elementFormDefault   javax xml bind annotation XmlNsForm QUALIFIED  package com test valueobject

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In case you are going crazy because this happens only in your Tests and you are using PowerMock this is the solution  add it on top of your test class    PowerMockIgnore    javax xml      org xml      org w3c

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Luckily  the package-info class isn t required  I was able to fix mine problem with iowatiger08 solution   Here is my fix showing the error message to help join the dots for some   Error message     javax xml bind UnmarshalException  unexpected element    uri  http   global aon bz schema cbs archive errorresource 0     local  errorresource    Expected elements are  lt   errorresource    Code before fix   XmlAccessorType XmlAccessType FIELD   XmlType name     propOrder   error     XmlRootElement name  errorresource   public class Errorresource   Code after fix    XmlAccessorType XmlAccessType FIELD   XmlType name     propOrder   error     XmlRootElement name  errorresource   namespace  http   global aon bz schema cbs archive errorresource 0   public class Errorresource   You can see the namespace added to  XmlRootElement as indicated in the error message

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You need to put package-info java in your generated jaxb package  Its content should be something like that   javax xml bind annotation XmlSchema namespace    http   www example org StudentOperations    package generated marsh

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Same to me  The name of the mapping class was Mbean but the tag root name was mbean so I had to add the annotation    XmlRootElement name  mbean   public class MBean

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I already have the same problem and I just change as below    XmlRootElement - gt   XmlRootElement name  Group

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After looking more  the root element has to be associated with a schema-namespace as Blaise is noting   Yet  I didnt have a package-info java  So without using the  XMLSchema annotation  I was able to correct this issue by using   XmlRootElement  name  RetrieveMultipleSetsResponse   namespace   XMLCodeTable NS1   XmlType name    ns0   namespace   XMLCodeTable NS1   XmlAccessorType XmlAccessType NONE  public class RetrieveMultipleSetsResponse           Hope this helps

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If none of the above works  try adding   XmlRootElement name  Group   to the Group classs

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This is a fix for a pretty niche use case but it gets me each time   If you are using the Eclipse Jaxb generator it creates a file called package-info     javax xml bind annotation XmlSchema namespace    blah xxx com em feed v2 CommonFeed   package xxx blah mh domain pl3xx startstop    If you delete this file it will allow a more generic xml to be parsed   Give it a try

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I had the same issue   I added following attributes to  lt xs schema   gt   elementFormDefault  qualified  attributeFormDefault  unqualified     lt xs schema xmlns xs  http   www w3 org 2001 XMLSchema      xmlns  http   www example com schemas ArrayOfMarketWithStations      targetNamespace  http   www example com schemas ArrayOfMarketWithStations       elementFormDefault  qualified  attributeFormDefault  unqualified   gt    and re-generated java classes by running xjc  which corrected package-info java    javax xml bind annotation XmlSchema namespace    http   www example com schemas ArrayOfMarketWithStations   elementFormDefault   javax xml bind annotation XmlNsForm QUALIFIED    This fixed the issue for me

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It looks like your XML document has the root element  Group  instead of  group    You can    Change the root element on your XML to be  group  Add the annotation  XmlRootElement name  Group   to the Group classs

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I had the same problem   It helped me  I m specify the same field names of my classes as the tag names in the xml file  the file comes from an external system    For example   My xml file    lt Response gt     lt ESList gt        lt Item gt           lt ID gt 1 lt  ID gt           lt Name gt Some name 1 lt  Name gt           lt Code gt Some code lt  Code gt           lt Url gt Some Url lt  Url gt           lt RegionList gt              lt Item gt                 lt ID gt 2 lt  ID gt                 lt Name gt Some name 2 lt  Name gt              lt  Item gt           lt  RegionList gt        lt  Item gt     lt  ESList gt   lt  Response gt    My Response class    XmlRootElement name  Response    XmlAccessorType XmlAccessType FIELD  public class Response        XmlElement     private ESList   ESList   new ESList 1      as the tag name in the xml file           getter and setter here     My ESList class    XmlAccessorType XmlAccessType FIELD   XmlRootElement name  ESList   public class ESList        XmlElement     private Item   Item   new Item 1      as the tag name in the xml file           getters and setters here     My Item class    XmlRootElement name  Item    XmlAccessorType XmlAccessType FIELD  public class Item        XmlElement     private String ID     as the tag name in the xml file        XmlElement     private String Name     and so on         XmlElement     private String Code       XmlElement     private String Url       XmlElement     private RegionList   RegionList   new RegionList 1           getters and setters here     My RegionList class    XmlRootElement name  RegionList    XmlAccessorType XmlAccessType FIELD  public class RegionList       Item   Item   new Item 1           getters and setters here     My DemoUnmarshalling class   public class DemoUnmarshalling       public static void main String   args            try               File file   new File                      JAXBContext jaxbContext   JAXBContext newInstance Response class               Unmarshaller jaxbUnmarshaller   jaxbContext createUnmarshaller                jaxbUnmarshaller setEventHandler                  new ValidationEventHandler                         public boolean handleEvent ValidationEvent event                             throw new RuntimeException event getMessage                                event getLinkedException                                                                         Response response    Response  jaxbUnmarshaller unmarshal file                ESList   esList   response getESList                Item   item   esList 0  getItem                RegionList   regionLists   item 0  getRegionList                Item   regionListItem   regionLists 0  getItem                 System out println item 0  getID                 System out println item 0  getName                 System out println item 0  getCode                 System out println item 0  getUrl                 System out println regionListItem 0  getID                 System out println regionListItem 0  getName                catch  JAXBException e                e printStackTrace                        It gives   1 Some name 1 Some code Some Url 2 Some name 2

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I had the same issue  my problem was  that I had two different webservices with two different wsdl-files  I generated the sources in the same package for both webservices  which seems to be a problem  I guess it s because of the ObjectFactory and perhaps also because of the package-info java - because those are only generated once   I solved it  by generating the sources for each webservice in a different package  This way  you also have two different ObjectFactories and package-info java files

[java] javax.xml.bind.UnmarshalException: unexpected element (uri:"", local:"Group")

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