By vineetmanohar
via vineetmanohar.com
Published: Sep 21 2009 / 13:03
JAXB is a Java library used for reading and writing XML files. Unlike DOM or SAX, JAXB is a high level library that maps XML directly to Java Objects. You point JAXB to an XML file and it returns you a Java object representing the XML. While JAXB is easy to use, it may take some time to get started. I've documented everything that you need to know, with code snippets, to help you start using JAXB in a few minutes.
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Comments
ceaseoleo replied ago:
Jaxb allows for annotations now.
Vineet Manohar replied ago:
Good point. Annotations like @XmlRootElement, @XmlElement, @XmlAccessType are automatically used in the XJC generated code. You don't need to write any annotations based code yourself.
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