I think it might be worth looking at. But doing bindings is still quite 
a bit of work. If your model is an emf model it can be a lot less work. 
I get the impression with jaxb though all you do is throw some 
annotations on some objects and your parsing/serializing is done. I 
could be wrong. Last time i looked at it it was still a bit young.

We could come up with the same binding stuff we did for emf with regular 
objects, it would probably work just as well... be a bit slower perhaps.

Jody Garnett wrote:
> Is it worth looking at; or should Martin stick with jaxb? Does not look 
> like we can seperate out a metadata plugin at this time ( a factory 
> needs to be set up).
> 
> Jody
>> I would not really call it a "standard". The one that does ship with 
>> the core of the library is unmaintained, and the second generation of 
>> it is an extension.
>>
>> Jody Garnett wrote:
>>> Martin just a thought; have you considered using the xml binding 
>>> framework - is the geotools standard after all. It may not be sun but 
>>> it is dependency every downloads.
>>> Jody
>>>
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