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Projects like Castor and Apache XMLBeans predate JAXB, so you could have a look at those.
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Ulf Dittmer wrote:XOM, JDOM, dom4j, etc. etc.
I thought those are consider XML parsers. I am looking for something similar to JAXB where you run your XML schema against the JAXB tool to generate JAVA classes that aid reading and writing XML files.
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Jelle Klap wrote:Projects like Castor and Apache XMLBeans predate JAXB, so you could have a look at those.
Yup! Mr. Google leads me to XMLBeans as well. I never heard of Castor. I will take a look.
Please let me know if there's any more alternatives.
My google keywords java xml binding produced a link to JIBX on the first page.
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Paul Clapham wrote:My google keywords java xml binding produced a link to JIBX on the first page.
Somehow that's not on my search result when I use Google. :-/
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Chun Chu wrote:
Ulf Dittmer wrote:XOM, JDOM, dom4j, etc. etc.
I thought those are consider XML parsers. I am looking for something similar to JAXB where you run your XML schema against the JAXB tool to generate JAVA classes that aid reading and writing XML files.
They're not parsers, they're XML APIs that can be used to read and write XML. You're correct that they don't create Java classes from an XML schema, but then, you didn't initially state that that's what you wanted.
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Ulf Dittmer wrote:
Chun Chu wrote:
Ulf Dittmer wrote:XOM, JDOM, dom4j, etc. etc.
I thought those are consider XML parsers. I am looking for something similar to JAXB where you run your XML schema against the JAXB tool to generate JAVA classes that aid reading and writing XML files.
They're not parsers, they're XML APIs that can be used to read and write XML. You're correct that they don't create Java classes from an XML schema, but then, you didn't initially state that that's what you wanted.
Sorry for not being clear. Thanks for clarification.
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