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I found http://www.zenaptix.com/beanstork/default.htm is converting Schema's/xml in javabeans and vice versa for validation and so.
What is the actual advantage of doing so ??
Why don't they validate the schema instance using xerces or MSV. ??
 
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I think the idea is to build an XML databinding framework( very similar to JAXB ) using Java beans. Using introspection capabilities of beans, a schema is automatically generated and used for validation. The schema exists only in the context of the bean and vice-versa. I don't think it is a generic schema validation framework.
 
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