Hi,
whilst I am not sure I do understand point 1) fully, all other
requirements are of such a nature that you will be able o achieve your
goals with *any* XML data binder out there.
Have a close look at Spring's OXM package, and with the help of this
abstraction layer, you should be able to even switch between all of the
supported XML data binding tools.
Cheers
Werner
On 22.02.2010 17:14, Sam-1234 wrote:
Let me start with an Apology, I thought I've already posted my reasons for
comparisons.
It seems I missed it, Sorry for that.
Here are the things I need to consider
1. I may not have a "true" schema available to me(no request/response schema
but a global schema), but a sample xml will be provided. For response,its a
design time understanding to know it's a object in retun or a list of
objects, so one can create mapping .
2. Need is purely marshal/unmarshal objects.
3. There is no "pure" web-service I am dealing with.
4. The repsonse payload will not be huge.
5. There might be a need of configuration for parsers.
6. For Jdbc stuff hibernate will be used.
Thanks,
Sam
Werner Guttmann-6 wrote:
Hi,
what are your question(s) ?
Regards
Werner
On 19.02.2010 02:32, Sam-1234 wrote:
Hi-
Trying to understand if there is any information available in terms of
choosing technologies for xml binding between jaxb2.0 and castor 1.3.
Thanks,
~Sam
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