Hi, I am fairly new to JiBX, have some experience with JAXB. Here's the
situation I'd very much value your view on:
I am currently involved in a project which involves a native XML database,
where an XML document can be retrieved very efficiently as a DOM tree.
Manipulations to the DOM tree are (also very efficiently) persisted in the
database after a transaction commit.
Now, within our project we would like to not program against the DOM API, but
Java objects generated FROM DOM documents based on their schema. Hence our
interest in Binding frameworks (obviously).
However, while I understand that constructing Java objects from a DOM tree is
not a problem, invoking the SETTERS on such objects does not mean direct
manipulation of the underlying DOM tree. Instead, when done, the manipulated
object has to be serialized as a whole, replacing the entire document (in our
case, the document in the XML database).
This clearly leaves us with some inherent inefficiency, which we are looking to
avoid somehow.
So, my question is: is there a way (with JiBX) to have generated "setter" code
directly manipulate the underlying DOM tree from which the Java object is
generated?
Any help will be appreciated.
--Mark--
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