| Hi Marcel, 
 Thanks for taking a look, and the comments on the patch. The full
    "test-oxm" OXM tests should run nice and clean for you in about 15
    minutes with these changes applied.
 
 With regard to the use of instanceof vs. using getClass(), the fix
    is in-line with the existing XMLConversionManager code, using
    instanceof, (presumably?) to allow for standard Java core type
    subclasses to also be converted. I think that optimizing the
    performance of conversion operations within the XMLConversionManager
    is a great idea for a further enhancement effort of this class, at
    some point.
 
 -David
 
 
 On 30/09/2015 5:59 PM, Marcel Valovy
      wrote:
 
      
        Hi David, 
 Change seems justified to me and patch looks good. I will
          finish the review in the morning when I run tests on my
          machine. One thing that can be improved performance-wise is to
          avoid instanceof and use .getClass() == BigDecimal.class as
          instanceof traverses the whole inheritance tree. 
 Best regards Marcel 
 
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