RE: [XmlBeans V2] [BUG ?] Unexpected element: CDATA

That's a good idea, too many people are running into this for it to be ignored, 
and the JavaDoc in XmlObject.Factory doesn't always help.

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Subject: Re: [XmlBeans V2] [BUG ?] Unexpected element: CDATA


I was facing the exact same issues. pulled all the hairs out of my head for 
few days till I discovered this. Sorry too late reading this posting.

Well maybe IMHO the parameter name of the methods can be made more 
descriptive (instead of just s) to make them intutive. Most of the current 
IDEs will tool tip prompt the signature of the method while coding it and 
that may strike the light bulb on to avoid such situation...

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>>The parse method can take either a File or String (and other datatypes).  
>>The second one fails because the String passed as an argument is not 
>>serialized xml.
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>Yes, that's what I've discovered .... too late :-)
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