Martin Desruisseaux wrote: > Just to add one more note, my motivation was driven by the fact the JAXB 2.0 > is > bundled in Java 6. Hibernate is not at this stage, but it seems to me (if my > memory serve me right) that there is a JSR for standardization of > Hibernate-like > annotations, which could be bundled in a future Java release (Java 7?). If > this > thing hapen, I would be in favor of using those annotations as well. In the > main > time, my current approach is "wait and see" on Hibernate annotations... > Understood; my concern is that annotations are the flavour of the year in Java development; and we have an open ended set of annotations to contend with. Personally my money would be on XStream rather than JAXB; it seems to be easier to use out of the box and I hear of more happy people using it. JAXB was punted out by sun a bit too early; indeed they are still madly working on bean / xml persistence using the JCP.
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