how to generate JMX MXBean compatible java class model from JAXB?

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From the JMX MXBean specification, a java class type J must satisfy

Either if J has at least one public constructor with a ConstructorProperties annotation, Or if J has a public no-arg constructor, and for every getter in J with type T and name N there is a corresponding setter with the same name and type

So how can I use JAXB to generate JAVA class model which satisfy the MXBean constrain?

Thanks YU

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