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1. Java Binding Vs Manually Defining Classes    stackoverflow.com

I have a XML schema that I will need to create Java classes for. It is not a particularly large schema, I'd say it will result in around 20 classes. I ...

2. How to bind xml to bean    stackoverflow.com

In my application i use some API via HTTP and it returns responces as xml. I want automaticaly bind data from xml to beans. For example bind following xml:

<xml>
   ...

3. alternative xml binding in java    stackoverflow.com

What are you using for binding XML to Java? What are the better choice? I need speed in marshalling/unmarshalling. I have 20M xml-file. I need xml-to-java fastest framework.

4. javax.xml.bind's Base64 encoder/decoder eats last two characters of string    stackoverflow.com

I need to convert some strings using Base64 encoding, and was delighted to see that I didn't have to roll my own converter--Java provides one with javax.xml.bind.DataConverter. However, it has some ...

5. Compariosn between different Java Object XML Binding Framework    coderanch.com

I have to generate the classes from schema (XSD). Then I have to unmarhsall the XML into objects and then marshall the objects to XML. I have looked for various framework supporting that. I have looked for JAXB, Castor, XMLBeans, JIBX, Quick and Zeus. The finding are as: 1. Quick and Zeus does not support the class generation from XSD, only ...

6. How to do dynamic Java-XML binding?    coderanch.com

The project that I am working on is finally taking a look at doing somekind of Java <--> XML binding. Specifically, we receive XML files that need to be turned into Java objects (our object model). Those objects are then processed and turned into different XML files to be sent off to clients. What we are looking for is a framework ...

7. JavaBean and XML binding using Betwixt    forums.oracle.com