I'm sorry, it's OK. Thanks!
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Yes, i can, but it doesn't work. theOutPutFile does not appear...
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you can use a processor!?
from("file:")
.unmarshal().xmlbeans()
.process (new MagicXmlChangeJavaClassProcessor())
.to("file:theOutPutFile);
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from("file:")
.unmarshal().xmlbeans()
// What do I write here?
.to("file:")
How do I do this? I can't find documentation about this question.. Thanks in
advance!
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>>>
>>> As far as Camel goes, it support pretty much all of the popular
>>> object-to-xml marshaling libraries: JAXB, XMLBeans, Castor, JibX and
>>> XStream. The latter is more a serialization library than a marshaling one
>>&
7;s a detail. JAXB has the benefit of being part in the JDK.
So it's
a matter of choice, are you in a greenfield situation? Or are you
already
using of these technologies?
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; but that's a detail. JAXB has the benefit of being part in the JDK. So it's
> a matter of choice, are you in a greenfield situation? Or are you already
> using of these technologies?
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a marshaling one
but that's a detail. JAXB has the benefit of being part in the JDK. So it's
a matter of choice, are you in a greenfield situation? Or are you already
using of these technologies?
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I noticed that Camel has support for Apache XMLBeans.
I'm trying to figure out what's going on with the Apache XMLBeans
project.
Is it dead? Has it been replaced with newer technologies?
What's going on?
Note: I noticed that the build releases, mailing lists, documentation,
etc. for Apache
