Hi Lasantha,
Axis2 is based on using a StAX pull parser for the actual document
processing, along with a build-on-demand document model (AXIOM). The
actual details of data binding are handled by the data binding tool, so
the Axis2 code can avoid any assumptions about the structure of the
resulting classes.
My devWorks article
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-java3/ has a
detailed discussion of just this topic.
- Dennis
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Axis2 Training and Consulting
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Lasantha Ranaweera wrote:
Folks,
I have couple of questions regarding data binding in Axis2.
How does Axis2 works as a XML data binding independent engine? How
does Axis2 deals with different types of class hierarchies produced by
different XML binding techniques in XML unmarshalling? Where should I
look at in the source code to get an idea on this?
Somebody who has bit of insight knowledge shred light on here.
Regards,
Lasantha
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