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Java Object - XML Binding/Mapping (best practice)

  • 1.  Java Object - XML Binding/Mapping (best practice)

    Posted 07/08/05 01:15 PM

    Hi,

    I posted once about this topic, but nobody respons the topic.
    I want to get all your opinion about Java Object - XML Binding/Mapping.

    Because for me it is still a big question what is the best way to integrate Tamino into the application.

    In Relational Database they have some O/R Mappling, like Hibernate and JDO, which are most used everywhere. And Oracle has TopLink I think, which also maps the SQL query into Java Object.

    But in XML Database I don’t heard anything. There are some Java Object XML Binding/Mapping. Some of them provide also Code Generator.
    I’m researching now some of them. But I want also your opinion, especially in the practice using Tamino XML Server.

    I found two interessting website :
    [url]http://www.rpbourret.com/xml/XMLDataBinding.htm[/url]
    [url]https://bindmark.dev.java.net/[/url]

    Another solution is to do it from scratch using JDOM or DOM4J (no binding or mapping).

    Regards,

    Steve


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  • 2.  RE: Java Object - XML Binding/Mapping (best practice)

    Posted 08/19/05 04:06 PM

    Hi.

    I have already used JAXB to this kind of work, but it seems that two other projects are becoming very popular : JaxMe (the opensource version of JAXB) and Castor.

    Hope it would help you.

    Jerome


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