1 Reply Latest reply on Dec 11, 2007 5:21 AM by tfennelly

JAXBIntros vs JiBX/Castor ? Also tooling support for code/co

sameer.rao Dec 10, 2007 2:00 PM

JAXBIntro seems to be providing functionality similar to JiBX/Castor? What would be the core difference.

Also are there plans on providing tooling support i.e. XJC type complier to generate a POJO class structure and corresponding config file?

1. Re: JAXBIntros vs JiBX/Castor ? Also tooling support for cod

tfennelly Dec 11, 2007 5:21 AM (in response to sameer.rao)

It's probably more accurate to say that JAXB provides functionality similar to JiBX/Castor/XStream (and Smooks Javabeans ;-) ) i.e. they're Java/XML binding frameworks.

JAXBIntros allows you to use JAXB with an unannotated and fixed Java Object Model i.e. is already written without the JAXB annotations and is unmodifiable (e.g. owned by someone else).

No plans for tooling at the moment.
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