You can work with easily generate XML without the normal
schema types. If you are using the 2.x version there are a few ways to do
this.
The way I prefer is via the XmlCursor
API.
Additionally, in the 2.x version of XmlBeans, you can
manipulate the xmlbeans via the DOM implementation that was
added.
Best of luck,
-jacobd
From: Babar Abbas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 01, 2006 6:45 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Can XMLBeans be used to Generate XML withou Schema
I googled for Generate XML with java, without a schema, or xsd, generate XML with java objects and then do whatever with it, write to file, send over the network etc. found this tutorial,
http://www.javazoom.net/services/newsletter/xmlgeneration.html
It suggests the use of Xerces and Xalan2 with SAX or DOM, to generate XML, What I wanted to know is that can I use XMLBeans to do the same, heard a lot about XMLBeans, wanted to learn it. Usually XMLBeans is used to generate Java Objects from XML Schema documents or just the XML documents, but my problem is that i want to generate XML programmatically, with no schema no nothing.
If not, what other most popular API should be used, Xerces? Crimson? XALAN2? which one is the best in ranks.
I am eagerly waiting for the reply, as I have to use it in 2 projects. Going to Master XML in the next few projects, after that I will be what I want to be.
Thanks and Regards,
Babar Abbas.
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