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The new Java Architecture for XML Binding makes it easy to incorporate XML data and processing into Java applications

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Do you need a way to manipulate XML documents within Java simply by using ordinary Java classes, and without the headaches of the Document Object Model and the Simple API for XML Processing? JAXB 2.0 could be the answer. The Java Architecture for XML Binding provides a simple and convenient way to map XML schemas to Java classes, so developers can process XML data within their Java applications, without an in-depth knowledge of XML.

To understand how to process XML documents in Java with JAXB 2.0, we need to look at the two main JAXB components:

* The binding compiler, which binds a given XML schema to a set of generated Java classes
* The binding runtime framework, which provides unmarshalling, marshalling, and validation functionalities

The JAXB binding compiler (or xbj) lets you generate Java classes from a given XML schema. The JAXB binding compiler transforms an XML schema into a collection of Java classes that match the structure described in the XML schema. These classes are annotated with special JAXB annotations, which provide the runtime framework with the mappings it needs to process the corresponding XML documents.


 

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