Fwd: Introducing J2XB for Axis

if you update the Axis2 website with the new binding module. cheers, Yoav -- Forwarded message -- From: Yoav Abrahami [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Mon, Jun 2, 2008 at 5:03 PM Subject: Re: Introducing J2XB for Axis To: axis-dev@ws.apache.org Hi all, I have found the following so far

Re: Introducing J2XB for Axis

hi Yoav, As I understood from your mail it is not an alternative to ADB, Xmlbeans and jaxb. What these frameworks does is that they generate the java classes from a given schema. For me this is some what similar to jibx. you can have an idea of how Axis2 codegeneration works and overall axis2

Re: Introducing J2XB for Axis

Hi Amila, As you have noticed, J2XB is going in the direction of Java2WSDL, not WSDL2Java. In fact, writing WSDL2Java in the case of J2XB is a challenge because J2XB allows to map the same WSDL (actually the same XSD) to different Java representations. I have looked at the Java2WSDL code and it

Re: Introducing J2XB for Axis

Hi all, I have found the following so far - 1. I can write new implementations of the receivers to implement J2XB marshaling and unmarshaling. doing so seems quite simple given the provided samples. This will require the J2XB service to include in the service.xml file the mapping to the new J2XB

Re: Introducing J2XB for Axis

If you are looking at Java2WSDL you can take an approach such as this. Write a module that will take in a set of java classes and generate a AxisService. During the creation of the AxisService you can crete the schema using J2XB and stick it into the AxisService. During WSDL generation both

Re: Introducing J2XB for Axis

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Or you can implement the SchemaGenerator interface...see existing code that implement this. For example, we have used JAXB RI to generate the schemas. thanks, dims keith chapman wrote: | If you are looking at Java2WSDL you can take an approach

Re: Introducing J2XB for Axis

Hi Eran, J2XB certainly introduces new functionality beyond ADB, XmlBeans or JiBX. * XMLBeans Supports Java code generation from an XML schema - it requires that the generated binding classes be separate then the application classes and it does not generate an XML schema from Java code. * JiBX

Re: Introducing J2XB for Axis

Hi Yoav, Good points. I think first you should approach to WSDL2Java generation. You can see [1] for some information on it. That article was written by our Mr. ADB and I think he will help you if you have any problem during the process. I think first you will have to convince the devs here,

Re: Introducing J2XB for Axis

Hi Axis dev team. (I hope this is the right mailing list. if not, my apologies) I have recently released the J2XB (Java 2 XML Binding) project as an open source project. I believe J2XB can be used as a new binding for Axis 2 and offer some unique advantages over the existing bindings. see

Introducing J2XB for Axis

Hi Axis dev team. (I hope this is the right mailing list. if not, my apologies) I have recently released the J2XB (Java 2 XML Binding) project as an open source project. I believe J2XB can be used as a new binding for Axis 2 and offer some unique advantages over the existing bindings. see at

Re: Introducing J2XB for Axis

Martin - Original Message - *From:* Yoav Abrahami [EMAIL PROTECTED] *To:* axis-dev@ws.apache.org *Sent:* Friday, May 30, 2008 7:30 AM *Subject:* Introducing J2XB for Axis Hi Axis dev team. (I hope this is the right mailing list. if not, my apologies) I have recently released the J2XB

Re: Introducing J2XB for Axis

Perhaps you can integrate J2XB into Axis2 and prove, using some experimental results, the areas J2XB is better than ADB or XMLBeans or JiBX. And I hope this will motivate our ADB team and Mr. JiBX (Dennis) to compete with J2BX :) On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 4:30 AM, Yoav Abrahami [EMAIL PROTECTED]