In the documentation, I read that codegen generates a binding file and a 
Java source file from a schema (xsd) file. If the binding file is used 
to define the mapping between xsd attributes and elements to Java 
classes, shouldn't it be created manually by the user and used as input 
in the process?

Also, why would I want the binding file as output? I just want the 
output Java source file and put it together with my manually written 
Java source files. I know Jibx uses bytecode enhancement; are the output 
binding files used somehow during compilation / runtime to perform this 
bytecode enhancement? Could I discard these binding files?

Sorry if these are basic questions, but I wasn't able to answer them 
reading the documentation.

Thanks in advance for any help.


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