Personally, I like XMLBeans. I prefer the XML first approach which it seems to serve well. I've never had any problems with it (e.g. unsupported document elements/structures) and although I'm sure its not perfect that's a good enough reason for me to keep working with it. Maybe I've just been lucky though?
I've often thought of switching to a JAXB solution as standards are a good thing but I'm wary of something that generates XML from java. It just makes me think XML-RPC for some reason (always prefered doc/literal). I'd be interested to hear someone jump in to argue the case for JAXB though. On Sat, Aug 2, 2008 at 2:09 AM, Brad O'Hearne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am curious -- setting aside the greater issue of how it fits into CXF for > the moment, what is everyone's recommendation for XML-to-JavaBean data > binding frameworks? What frameworks do you prefer over others and why? I > have a particular need to assess data binding frameworks, and since that's a > core part of what CXF does, I thought the list users would be a resource to > ask. > > Brad >
